Q&A: Black Holes

Fraser, on the black hole video, you talk about the temperature based on mass. However, mass alone would not be a good guide as to the real temperature. A stationary body, regardless of mass has the temperature of its environment. What affect does acceleration have on the black hole's temperature? I do have a theory, but it's more complex than acceleration and I'm working on the math that should be able to be proved/disproved by observation.

Thanks, we've moved the "Click to Subscribe!" link so it won't cover the questions any more.

Can you move the questions to another part of the screen? The "Become a Patron" (I am a patron) covers much of the question. Thanks. This was an interesting format.