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Are fusion events within stars actually relatively sparse for their fuel to last billions of years?

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If black holes "evaporate" with Hawking radiation, is there not a point where enough mass is lost that the gravity is no longer strong enough to trap light and it ceases to be a black hole?

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As black holes evaporate through Hawking radiation, do they ever lose enough mass to no longer have the gravitational pull to trap light, therefore no longer being a black hole after that point?

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Are fusion events within stars actually relatively sparse for their fuel to last billions of years?	1
If black holes "evaporate" with Hawking radiation, is there not a point where enough mass is lost that the gravity is no longer strong enough to trap light and it ceases to be a black hole?	1
As black holes evaporate through Hawking radiation, do they ever lose enough mass to no longer have the gravitational pull to trap light, therefore no longer being a black hole after that point?	1