<p>I know Hawking Radiation has firm theoretical footing, but has a signal ever actually been observed? What observational research is being done to attempt to see this effect? Is it simply too tall an order (i.e. - too far away, too weak of a signal, etc..)? </p>

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Perhaps, the answer in the following link be helpful for the physics enthusiasts:  https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/43376/can-hawking-radiation-ever-be-detected-and-does-it-exist/43380#43380
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As far as I know, the answer is no for the first to questions. But I'm uncertain about the last, I bet there's some ingenious technique stashed somewhere in the arXiv. I'll try to look for one when I have the time.
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Has Hawking Radiation Ever Been Observed?
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# Has Hawking Radiation Ever Been Observed?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-09-28)

I know Hawking Radiation has firm theoretical footing, but has a signal ever actually been observed? What observational research is being done to attempt to see this effect? Is it simply too tall an order (i.e. - too far away, too weak of a signal, etc..)?

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> **username_2**: As far as I know, the answer is no for the first to questions. But I'm uncertain about the last, I bet there's some ingenious technique stashed somewhere in the arXiv. I'll try to look for one when I have the time.  
> **username_1**: Perhaps, the answer in the following link be helpful for the physics enthusiasts:  https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/43376/can-hawking-radiation-ever-be-detected-and-does-it-exist/43380#43380  

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