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Maybe you could elaborate? As the solar system already contains bodies with masses both smaller and larger than the primordial black holes mentioned, what would
by thegrim33 3y ago
Maybe you could elaborate? As the solar system already contains bodies with masses both smaller and larger than the primordial black holes mentioned, what would be the issue?
- roywiggins 3y agoall of the stuff I'm the Solar system that we know about probably was here from the beginning, forming out of the same cloud of dust that produced the sun. A black hole would have to wander in from elsewhere and somehow get captured rather than zipping by on a hyperbolic orbit.
- scheme271 3y agoThe relative velocity of stuff that wasn't in the cloud that formed the solar system would almost certainly be really high. So it would take a lot to capture the an extra-solar body. Any bodies from outside the solar system would probably either travel straight through the solar system or do something like what ʻOumuamua did.