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To: 12th_Monkey
I’ve not heard that before. Interesting. How does a micro black hole evaporate? I thought once a black hole formed, matter falling into ti would sustain it and perhaps cause it to grow?

Only the matter falling into it would increase its mass - but because it's so small (on the order of the size of a proton at the moment it disappears entirely), it wouldn't interact that much - directly. Ordinary matter would seem like an immense emptiness to a microscopic observer following the micro black hole on its journey.

The zone of disruption surrounding the micro black hole would actually tend to repel things.

Regards,

39 posted on 01/17/2014 8:14:15 AM PST by alexander_busek (Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.)
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To: alexander_busek

If I may ask, is this a particular field of study for you?


45 posted on 01/17/2014 8:22:15 AM PST by 12th_Monkey (In an alternate universe Obama still dips ice cream)
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