Hawking Radiation/Black Holes Discussion

The basic idea is that virtual particles form in pair and then dissipate in pairs. But if a particle pair forms such that one particle is inside the event horizon and the other particle is outside the event horizon then when the dissipate there is a net loss which causes the black hole to "evaporate" over time.

Does that help?

Yes!, Thanks for replying. You are quite right at the event horizon. That is just the point. I have scaned the whole internet and the EV and the virtal
particles are addressed and the singularity containing the most of the mass
of the BH, but the extraction of that mass from the singularity ( mass lost
forever ) for the Hawking radiation physics is not addressed . What gives?
Thanks again. rel99

Just checking to see if there are any more people interested in this topic.
Roy