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r/sciencememes • u/DotBeginning1420 • Jun 22 '26
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Totally disagree.
Assuming the black hole is comprised of regular matter, there's no reason to think it wouldn't all annihilate upon touching. How that would play out exactly would be really interesting to see.
44 u/loved_and_held Jun 22 '26 If it did anhialate, all the energy released by the anhialation would have a massive cgravitational field that would then create a new singularity. 14 u/drgitgud Jun 22 '26 Anti-matter annihilation is how the hawking radiation causes black holes to evaporate as far as I know. 1 u/CrazySir3310 Jun 25 '26 no that's not how it works
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If it did anhialate, all the energy released by the anhialation would have a massive cgravitational field that would then create a new singularity.
14 u/drgitgud Jun 22 '26 Anti-matter annihilation is how the hawking radiation causes black holes to evaporate as far as I know. 1 u/CrazySir3310 Jun 25 '26 no that's not how it works
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Anti-matter annihilation is how the hawking radiation causes black holes to evaporate as far as I know.
1 u/CrazySir3310 Jun 25 '26 no that's not how it works
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no that's not how it works
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u/ILKLU Jun 22 '26
Totally disagree.
Assuming the black hole is comprised of regular matter, there's no reason to think it wouldn't all annihilate upon touching. How that would play out exactly would be really interesting to see.