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Molecules are much lower density than black-holes. If an object were infinitely small, it would never be hit by physical collisions. If it were infinitely massi
by bladedtoys 6y ago
Molecules are much lower density than black-holes. If an object were infinitely small, it would never be hit by physical collisions. If it were infinitely massive it would never be affected by them.
I would have thought that any model of a black hole in this scenario essentially approximates one of those conditions.
- nine_k 6y agoA close enough gravitational interaction, even if not a collision, could do sufficient momentum exchange.
- whatshisface 6y agoThe black hole in this scenario is neither infinitely massive nor infinitely small... 10 times more massive than Earth and five cm across.