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Exactly, the energy of one particle is the same as how much a mosquito puts out if I remember correctly. The black holes formed from this, and this is presuming
by mitchty 12y ago
Exactly, the energy of one particle is the same as how much a mosquito puts out if I remember correctly. The black holes formed from this, and this is presuming its possible to do so mind, wouldn't have enough energy to pull in other matter.
Could our theories be wrong here? Sure, but worrying about this is just like the scientists worried we would ignite our atmosphere with nuclear testing. That is, its unlikely at best and needless worry in general.
- Retra 12y agoBlack holes are not formed by lots of energy, but by high energy density, so your mosquito comparison is not very useful unless you've got some other measure to support it.