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This work investigates the quantum entanglement properties of analog Hawking radiation produced by a moving mirror, quantifying the bipartite entanglement between detector modes. Results reveal increased entanglement with non-monotonic, time-dependent mirror acceleration accompanied by negative energy flux, indicating this flux acts as a channel for information return.
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