Death can’t destroy a black hole: 7D model reveals remnants with stored information

A 7D Einstein–Cartan model with torsion shows torsion creates a repulsive force at Planckian densities.

That repulsion halts final Hawking evaporation and produces stable black hole remnants with mass ~9×10⁻⁴¹ kg.

Remnants can store information in long-lived quasi-normal mode vibrations, preserving up to ~1.515×10⁷⁷ qubits for a solar-mass black hole.

When reduced to 4D, the model yields an energy scale near 246 GeV, matching the Higgs scale, and predicts extra-dimensional particles near 8.6×10¹⁵ GeV.