Black Hole: The Reverse of Sonoluminescence

Black holes and Sonoluminoscence have been independently studied but a study comparing both phenomena was yet to be accomplished. Here we study the similarities and differences between both the phenomenon by comparing the mechanism, the effects as a result of the phenomenon, the conditions for the phenomenon to take place, and a comprehensive hypothesis on the possibility of how both the phenomenons would react in the presence of each other. The research takes place to understand how Sonoluminsocence, a phenomenon that is widely associated to take place in a medium present on earth, would behave differently when placed in an area of gravity of a black hole. The subject Sonoluminscence is chosen because it is in some way the reverse of the phenomenon of Blackhole when taking into consideration the mechanism and also similar in the emission of light waves as a result of accelerating particles.