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The size of the black hole described in the paper is ~ 20 km, so it is tiny. Even we have millions of such objects (and most likely we do), the chance of hittin
by sega_sai 2y ago
The size of the black hole described in the paper is ~ 20 km, so it is tiny. Even we have millions of such objects (and most likely we do), the chance of hitting something, given the enormous size of the galaxy is negligible.
- rad_gruchalski 2y agoWould we notice if it was to point in our direction?
- windsurfer 2y agoThe black hole in the paper is also ~7 solar masses. If that passed between the Earth and the Moon it would rip apart the earth from just the tidal forces.