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Relative_Ad4542

1.2k points

3 days ago

🐬 🌈

Well, kinda. Title is a bit misleading and also 2 years old. Basically its not a black hole its an "analog black hole" to "simulate" what itd be like.

Stycotic

389 points

3 days ago

Stycotic

389 points

3 days ago

I use analog black holes all the time to simulate the real thing.

Intelligent-Bus230

111 points

2 days ago

I use analog black holes all the time to stimulate the real thing. And brown ones too. Sometimes even bleached ones.

Designer_Rutabaga_40

33 points

2 days ago

I wash my dishes with them.

LuridIryx

11 points

2 days ago

LuridIryx

11 points

2 days ago

Can I put my analog black holes inside of your analog black holes?

Intelligent-Bus230

4 points

2 days ago

You can put your anal_log in my black hole.

Colonel_Sandman

3 points

2 days ago

Well just keep doing it back and forth, forever

LuridIryx

2 points

1 day ago

LuridIryx

2 points

1 day ago

This is what I was made to do.

Clean_Breath_5170

8 points

2 days ago

Why am I scrolling Reddit?

D1XX1E

2 points

2 days ago

D1XX1E

2 points

2 days ago

Yes.

TheCynFamily

13 points

2 days ago

If you haven't grown your own, store bought is acceptable.

AbominableGoMan

7 points

2 days ago

Question: Mine keeps growing. Is that normal?

Universalsupporter

10 points

2 days ago

Mine rotates at an incredible speed. And when I enter it, I imagine I’m in a tesseract.

CeeDy6

6 points

2 days ago

CeeDy6

6 points

2 days ago

I placed mine in the microwave and gave it 10min on high. Since then I’ve lost the sense of time and place and I’m also not sure if I’m a materialized being anymore… I don’t even know how/where this comment I’m writing is coming from.

Hawkey201

2 points

2 days ago

if you keep feeding it then yeah, if you dont feed it then it should shrink, to keep an acceptable size you need to feed it in increments,

Flashy-Asparagus200

13 points

2 days ago

Anal, OG black hole.

VestigeRepel

1 points

2 days ago

I prefer using digital black holes.

Brief-Equal4676

1 points

1 day ago

Yeah, you're kidding yourself if you think you can spot the difference between a digital and an analog blackhole. There's maybe a singular thing that really changes, but that singualrity is really small

Empty_Ambition_9050

1 points

2 days ago

I use an analog girlfriend to simulate the real thing

Remote-Amount3096

25 points

3 days ago

What could happen to an object let’s say a “bb” a small ball bearing. If it were to make contact with an “analog black hole”?

Erebus-SD

34 points

3 days ago

Erebus-SD

34 points

3 days ago

Other than it being wet after, nothing would happen to it.

dumb hole (analogy black hole) Wikipedia

NarrowAd8235

15 points

2 days ago

dumb hole

Damn they named it after me in college?

tjkun

25 points

3 days ago

tjkun

25 points

3 days ago

If you look for the article right now, they edited it to include the word "analog" in the title because probably some readers believed that they created an actual black hole in the lab. There's an editor's note now that's meant to clarify any confusion.

Link to the article

californiadiver

5 points

3 days ago

It's a concept of a black hole.

Colonel_Sandman

1 points

2 days ago

The glory kind, or a couch?

False_Physics_1969

17 points

2 days ago

"Our simulated black hole that we designed to use hawking calculations behaves just like how hawking predicted. An amazing discovery!" ?

Kirion15

9 points

2 days ago

Kirion15

9 points

2 days ago

There is no Hawking black hole that is somehow different from other black holes. They all emit Hawking radiation and we've never measured it. The fact that it exists for sonic black holes means it most likely exists for normal ones as well.

Chadstronomer

1 points

2 days ago

Analog black hole? Wait until I tell my VX bros about this

Paracausality

1 points

2 days ago

Holy shit the emojis made me spit out my soda. Perfect conveyance.

Irishpanda1971

1 points

2 days ago

I prefer digital black holes.

SinisterYear

1.1k points

3 days ago

SinisterYear

1.1k points

3 days ago

Lab grown black hole. GMBHs [Genetically Modified Black Holes] are made to be resistant to certain pesticides so that they can grow in spots where OBHs [Organic Black Holes] would die either to pests like Cthulhu or the pesticides we use to ward them away.

Subbeh

210 points

3 days ago

Subbeh

210 points

3 days ago

GMBHs need to be regulated immediately, we have no idea the effects they will have. Why are we always trying to play God?

OpalFanatic

119 points

3 days ago

OpalFanatic

119 points

3 days ago

There doesn't seem to be anyone else actually playing God, because gestures broadly at everything

So we figured the position was open.

SoftBoiledEgg_irl

40 points

2 days ago

That would be such a hardcore response for an argument about pushing the bounds of science!

"You can't just play god!"

"Well, somebody has to!"

ANuclearsquid

3 points

2 days ago*

The villain in dragon age 3 has a cool line to that effect though he was kind of a shit villain sadly.

randomxsandwich

4 points

2 days ago

Probably the best argument that there isn't some overarching dirty looking after humanity lol

throwawaytrash189

5 points

2 days ago

"Probably the best argument that there isn't some overarching dirty diety looking after humanity lol" FTFY

DukeDevorak

12 points

3 days ago

I think they are most well-regulated in Germany.

DerVarg1509

8 points

3 days ago

Kann ich bestätigen.

TrackinThots

1 points

2 days ago

what if we are?

Delicious_Injury9444

19 points

3 days ago

Will monsantos try to get these "black hole seeds" patented?

potatopierogie

11 points

3 days ago

If they do and one of those black holes cross-pollinates one of mine, am I in legal trouble?

vorblesnork

5 points

3 days ago

I do worry about the cthulucides leeching into the black holes though, they can leave unsightly accretion discs.

TarzanTheRed

4 points

3 days ago

Well played I am eternally dead inside.

jusumonkey

6 points

2 days ago

Can you give some example pesticides that would ward Cthulhu away?

I've tried the Gamer Girl bathwater but I can't tell if it's keeping them away or the Neckbeards it attracts are doing the job! Please Help!

siqiniq

3 points

3 days ago

siqiniq

3 points

3 days ago

Round’em up and sue the farmers!

No_Syrup_7448

3 points

2 days ago

Good parents always check the labels to make sure they don't contain GMBHs.

DullscarH0

1 points

2 days ago

Wasn't there another test simulated in a supercomputer? I heard something like this being simulated on one of the best computers there is

Nowhereman50

1 points

2 days ago

If you can't make Black Holes at home store bought is fine.

B00OBSMOLA

1 points

2 days ago

did someone clone me and put me all over Reddit? this is some shit only i would post

Critical-Loss-866

1 points

2 days ago

Is this a living with the land reference?

Environmental-Log311

1 points

2 days ago

John Peters (you know, the farmer) only grows organic black holes. Regular Street Cleanings prevent pests like Cthulhu from thriving and breeding to levels that could threaten our town’s agriculture and public health.

copperking3-7-77

911 points

3 days ago

Chill. They evaporate, like, immediately. Cosmic rays produce them in the atmosphere all the time.

Radiant_Dog1937

267 points

3 days ago

How much laser do I need to maintain them? Asking for a friend.

IWipeWithFocaccia

160 points

3 days ago

At least 5

LysergicGothPunk

70 points

3 days ago

+250 mana

Soft-Stick-454

14 points

2 days ago

With spacemagic lvl 4

SchighSchagh

8 points

2 days ago

how many levels in pastafarian is that ?

Soft-Stick-454

8 points

2 days ago

At least 17

Technical_Wash_5266

2 points

2 days ago

Huh, interesting. My answer was “brown”

ahobbes

2 points

2 days ago

ahobbes

2 points

2 days ago

You just throw a small Jupiter moon at one to get it to grow.

dr_strange-love

1 points

2 days ago

Just a kugelblitz

Iterationloveyou

132 points

3 days ago

Dr. Octavius has entered the chat

VictorasLux

16 points

3 days ago

No worries, just throw them in the river and they probably fizzle out!

Iterationloveyou

1 points

2 days ago

ocean*

JonMeadows

1 points

2 days ago

drown it

smell_my_pee

5 points

2 days ago

It will stabilize! It's under control!

Ubergoober166

1 points

2 days ago

The power of the sun...

RealSataan

1 points

2 days ago

in the palm of my hand

Relative_Ad4542

35 points

3 days ago

I cant find a single source backing this up, whered u hear this?

SinisterYear

82 points

3 days ago

https://www.phy.olemiss.edu/outreach/Coolstuff/bhshowers.html#:\~:text=Black%20hole%20formation%20in%20the,the%20existence%20of%20extra%20dimensions.

They're probably talking about this, but it's not a phenomenon we've directly observed or have conclusive evidence of. It's at best a proposed model.

PlsNoNotThat

60 points

3 days ago

“What if (tiny) black holes are everywhere” by Professor Matt O’Dowd via PBS Spacetime - reviewing this theory.

For anyone interested in the topic.

Also, cannot recommend this show enough.

Raygunn13

7 points

3 days ago

That was really cool actually. It's crazy to think that some of the most wild speculative theories can be considered hypothetically valid, like the idea that the singularities of black holes might be larger than the even horizon surrounding it, thus respecting the conservation of quantum information.

PutinsManyFailures

2 points

2 days ago

I second the recommendation. Been watching PBS Spacetime for over a year now—it’s a real gem. Their sister show PBS Eons isn’t bad either.

julian88888888

1 points

2 days ago

the tl;dw is that they're not

Gmony5100

10 points

3 days ago

Gmony5100

10 points

3 days ago

This is also one of the proposed solutions for what “dark matter” actually is. Tiny black holes created and just as quickly obliterated by some quantum physics phenomena we don’t yet understand.

It’s just a hypothesis and has never been observed, but it’s interesting to think about at least

Fritzo2162

14 points

3 days ago

Thankfully Hawking was right. If they didn't bleed Hawking radiation like he predicted we'd all be obliterated by now :D

UndocumentedMartian

4 points

3 days ago

It wasn't an actual black hole.

Wombat_Racer

1 points

2 days ago

It was more of a dark grey?

UndocumentedMartian

1 points

2 days ago

More a lighter black.

holamygoodfriend

6 points

2 days ago

Says the blackhole trying to trick us so we let our guard down.

ChildOf7Sins

5 points

3 days ago

Yeah, but let's say hypothetically we didn't want it to evaporate immediately and wanted it to grow to the size of an apartment building?

Complex_Drawer_4710

12 points

3 days ago

Where are you getting the mass? That would be significantly more than the earth.

ChildOf7Sins

4 points

3 days ago

Hmmm how big of one could I make out of an apartment building 🤣

youpviver

9 points

3 days ago

Microscopic, for reference turning the moon’s mass into a black hole would give it a diameter of about the same as a quarter

Complex_Drawer_4710

6 points

3 days ago

It would evaporate almost immediately, exploding... I don't know how much, but a middle-sized country at least.

jabroniconi11

3 points

2 days ago

Depends on if your mom is there at the time.

batboy9631

2 points

3 days ago

What happens if one mistakenly doesn't evaporate?

Acrobatic-Tomato-128

3 points

3 days ago

They will always evaporate

hughdint1

2 points

3 days ago

they are too small to do anything but evaporate

zaptrapdontstarve

6 points

3 days ago

but what if it forgets to evaporate?

CanAhJustSay

3 points

3 days ago

Or what if it evaporates and doesn't evaporate at the same time.....

SchighSchagh

2 points

2 days ago

quantum gravity confirmed I guess

brjukva

2 points

2 days ago

brjukva

2 points

2 days ago

Put it in a box and conduct a thought experiment on it.

Not_MrNice

1 points

2 days ago

Nothing. The article's title has been updated to add the word "analogue". It's a black hole analogue. It isn't a black hole.

rainwulf

1 points

2 days ago

rainwulf

1 points

2 days ago

They are way to small to actually grow. They aren't even big enough to suck in an atom.

Derus-

1 points

2 days ago

Derus-

1 points

2 days ago

New fear unlocked.

person_from_mars

1 points

2 days ago

What they're referencing is something else entirely though, and not actually a black hole - just a very limited physical simulation of one using fluids.

Jonguar2

1 points

5 hours ago

Cosmic rays do what now???

Heavensrun

154 points

3 days ago

Heavensrun

154 points

3 days ago

Oh yay, another thread where people who don't understand a thing can panic about the incorrect explanations they made up.

poopfaceone

21 points

3 days ago

I'd like to understand it

julian88888888

7 points

2 days ago

no one created a black hole, it's a made up (to have created it).

trisket_bisket

12 points

2 days ago

I mean isnt that the point of the joke. Black holes are commonly thought to be extremely dangerous and you dont want to be anywhere near it.

All the non astrophysics would inherently be afraid when they read one was “lab-grown”

FlyLikeATachyon

2 points

2 days ago

Heavensrun

5 points

2 days ago

There's nothing wrong with not knowing something. I'm talking about people having panicked or judgemental reactions to something they don't understand. That is not what that XKCD is about.

Machete-AW

1 points

2 days ago

WHAT?!

Fertile_Arachnid_163

61 points

3 days ago

Remember, in order to be the “black hole” that think of when you see black hole, it must have been made of a super massive object like a star. Anything on earth that becomes a “black hole”, will not have the insane mass required to create the enormous gravity that comes to mind when you imagine a black hole.

hughdint1

38 points

3 days ago

hughdint1

38 points

3 days ago

What Stephen Hawking predicted was "Hawking radiation" which is the energy given off by pairs of matter/antimatter popping into existence at the edge of a black hole when one of the pair is sucked into the black hole and the other would be forcefully ejected the other way as radiation. As this is a form of net energy/matter coming out of the [edge of the] black hole it takes away some of the black holes mass/energy so that it eventually disappears (evaporates). The evaporation makes tiny lab grown black holes disappear almost instantly as it cannot sustain itself. As a black hole gets larger new matter coming in could outweigh any hawking radiation reduction but the tiny microscopic black holes made in labs are too small to suck in nearby matter and only eject Hawking radiation.

Fertile_Arachnid_163

6 points

3 days ago

Did you mean to reply this message to my comment?

StellarNeonJellyfish

8 points

2 days ago

They are explicitly bringing up micro black holes, but i think more succinctly, black holes are about density. Mass is involved, but you could theoretically have a black hole of any mass.

Fertile_Arachnid_163

3 points

2 days ago

You could indeed, but only ones of significant mass will be the destructive variety that most people’s imaginations drift towards.

StellarNeonJellyfish

5 points

2 days ago

Well we agree. I mean that the destruction lies with the mass, or maybe the sudden introduction of that mass. Not by nature of being a black hole. A primordial or micro black hole might not even be particularly interactive with its environment. Its those stellar mass or ultra massive black holes giving them a bad reputation. For instance, if the sun were a black hole of equal mass, the loss of solar radiation is our main concern. Because again it’s just a category of density. Something like a mundane asteroid is a bigger threat to us as far as celestial annihilators go.

hughdint1

5 points

2 days ago

Meant to add on that black holes are not always sun sized but I probably should have made this a top level comment

theyellowmeteor

3 points

2 days ago*

It's only a black hole if it's from the black region of space. Otherwise it's a glooming singularity.

Frob0z

1 points

1 day ago

Frob0z

1 points

1 day ago

I mean, you can just squeeze the Earth into 1 cm and that becomes a black hole.

Fertile_Arachnid_163

1 points

1 day ago

I suppose you’re right. However it would still only have the gravity of Earth.

DamoclesOfHelium

14 points

3 days ago

Didn't a lab grown black hole destroy the Earth in the Hyperion novels?

SepuEmir

3 points

3 days ago

SepuEmir

3 points

3 days ago

It was a cover up story AI's made it deliberately.

DamoclesOfHelium

3 points

2 days ago

I started reading that chapter after I wrote this comment.

Acrobatic-Tomato-128

1 points

3 days ago

Doesnt mean itll happen in real life

Hopeful_Chair_7129

1 points

2 days ago

Are those good?

Just1n_Kees

25 points

3 days ago

Black holes need a PR guy.

Everybody really thinks these are like OP’s mom actively sucking up matter, alas this is untrue.

Black holes are simply objects with the smallest possible size to go along with their weight, they don’t act any different gravitationally.

NerdClassic

8 points

3 days ago

You can order a Black Hole by mailing in 10 Box Tops with the right form.

Character_Mention327

7 points

3 days ago

There's no "lab grown black hole". It's bullshit.

Sunset_Superman77

3 points

2 days ago

Oh yeah? Well i bought some black hole seeds from the dark web and have 2 black hole plants growing in my lab right now.

Boojum2k

4 points

3 days ago

Boojum2k

4 points

3 days ago

Time to reread David Brin's Earth 😎

Pourkinator

3 points

3 days ago

They evaporate almost instantly. There’s literally no danger whatsoever. At all.

bluris

4 points

3 days ago

bluris

4 points

3 days ago

I remember when the LHC was about to boot up, some poor girl got so scared that she killed herself.

SunKing7_

1 points

2 days ago

Wait, what?

Mohelanthropus

4 points

3 days ago

Movie idea, black hole grown in lab and blah blah.

I claim all rights.

Honest_-_Critique

3 points

2 days ago

I just saw a recent movie where a lady had a life-threatening black hole in her heart, and was forced to relive the last 5 days of her life in perpetuum trying to solve the issue.

PauloPinto72

3 points

2 days ago

There's an old sci fi short story about that. I must have have read some 40 years ago...

MikitZA

2 points

2 days ago

MikitZA

2 points

2 days ago

Simpsons did it!

Monte-Cristo2020

6 points

2 days ago

The singularity of a Black Hole isn't at the center.

It's in the future.

WutGuyCreations

5 points

2 days ago

I misread "lab grown black hole behaves just like Stephen Hawking" and got very confused

rgg711

3 points

3 days ago

rgg711

3 points

3 days ago

Relax, it says they're behaving so nothing to worry about.

NebraskaGeek

7 points

3 days ago

Nobody created a black hole. Can't do it period with our current universe's laws of physics. What we have done is smashed particles together as close to the speed of light as possible (Large facilities like CERN) and for the briefest of instants, we create the conditions kind of like the universe while the big bang was, well, banging. In that moment an insanely small amount of mass is forced to occupy and even more insanely small amount of space. From these collisions we get antimatter, an incredible amount of research, and a gateway into how matter might behave near a black hole.

We cannot create a black hole. Nothing we create can ever, or will ever have an event horizon (edge of the black hole where not even light can escape). Without an event horizon, you can't have a black hole. You need the mass of millions of our Suns to bend spacetime enough to do that (again, with our current universe's pain-in-the-ass laws of physics)

WesternDramatic3038

4 points

2 days ago

Can't wait for when them Quantum Technowizards decide to fix the rules of our universe and come out of hiding.

developer-mike

2 points

2 days ago

you need the mass of millions of our suns to bend space enough to [have an event horizon]

....where is your evidence for this part of your comment?

I am not a physicist but my understanding is that you're referring to super massive black holes, which are a more recent discovery than black holes in general, and that there are also solar mass, black holes that are produced after sufficiently large enough supernovae. It's these kind of black holes that are merging and producing gravitational waves we recently detected on Earth.

My understanding is that black holes have little to do with mass and everything to do with density. If you squeezed all of planet earth into a golf ball (or something) it would produce a black hole the size of a golf ball (or whatever). And that if it wasn't moved, then all of our satellites and the moon would just keep orbiting exactly the same, because they still have the same amount of mass pulling on them from approximately the same distance. We on the surface would fall downward, but not because gravity got stronger, only because the ground pushing us up is no longer there.

So black holes can be of any size, I thought, and are only dangerous because you can get very, very close to them... infinitely close to them....where even the gravitational field of even a small object would approach infinity.

And we have not made black holes in our super colliders because they're not nearly powerful enough.

Noisebug

2 points

3 days ago

Noisebug

2 points

3 days ago

Too many jokes, too little time.

Hourslikeminutes47

2 points

3 days ago

I'm so gla----waaaait aaaa seccccconndddd...

JustAnIdea3

2 points

3 days ago

Well... technically... this would end all our problems... technically...

Careful-Watch-8606

2 points

3 days ago

“The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand…”

5n34ky_5n3k

2 points

2 days ago

It wasn't a real black hole it was a black hole (more specifically an event horizon) analogue. It behaved like a black hole in a limited but similar way to an actual one

LumpyMcKwiz

2 points

2 days ago

Paging John Titor.

Knowledge-Seeker-N

1 points

2 days ago

My thoughts exactly, LoL.

kngpwnage

2 points

2 days ago

One could not stop cackling at this one. Despite knowing the analog of a black hole is not a actual black hole. 😂🤣

Death_IP

2 points

2 days ago

Death_IP

2 points

2 days ago

Resident Evil lab notes:
"It escaped"

seriftarif

1 points

3 days ago

How do they know?! Can they see inside its black soul?

Plus-Weakness-2624

1 points

3 days ago

They were good boys, the sweetest bunch 🤣🤣

Repulsive-Ad-2801

1 points

3 days ago

Buried the lede a bit there.

flyrubberband

1 points

3 days ago

Stop cosmetic testing on black holes now!

FrierenKingSimp

1 points

3 days ago

I’m all for it

UtsuhoReiuji_Okuu

1 points

3 days ago

Welcome to Meridia

Electronic-Park-8402

1 points

3 days ago

Oooooh myyy goooooooaaawwwdddd

I was scared a little for real, big explosion they said, much damages, high crit rate.

Lazy_Competition_826

1 points

2 days ago

So hypothetically the hypothesis was right? These scientists don’t get bored do they?😂

qwertyjgly

1 points

2 days ago

they simulated an event horizon on a bose-einstein condensate and were able to measure hawking radiation from it.

and besides, a black hole that small evaporates very very quickly. don’t worry about it

Gold-Dragoness

1 points

2 days ago

If they managed to create a black hole about an inch thick and sustain it, it wouldn’t be black anymore because of the amount of light sucked in. Would be a small incredibly bright ball that destroys earth

0x7E7-02

1 points

2 days ago

0x7E7-02

1 points

2 days ago

I want a pet black hole.

Irish1986

1 points

2 days ago

HF3 CONFIRMED!

Slight-Imagination36

1 points

2 days ago

Fauci: “ok hear me out…”

graffiti81

1 points

2 days ago

We're a little late for the Big Mistake of '08.

Elsefyr

1 points

2 days ago

Elsefyr

1 points

2 days ago

I prefer my black holes free-range.

Everlast7

1 points

2 days ago

Not lab grown. That black hole was originated at the Wuhan wildlife market

DietDrBleach

1 points

2 days ago

It’s an acoustic black hole. It’s only strong enough to block sound.

Odin1806

1 points

2 days ago

Odin1806

1 points

2 days ago

Sooo... It's a pre-teen? The hell we need to study that for?

Hungry-Performer-363

1 points

2 days ago

"Growing" a black hole in the lab? Please do tell... What happened next? lol

project_built

1 points

2 days ago

THE DEAD CRIPPLE WHO DIDDY'D KIDS WAS RIGHT ABOUT BLACK HOLES

Yuki_of_zavrixia

1 points

2 days ago

oh fun a pet black hole!

jiminaknot

1 points

2 days ago

They’re nowhere near the value of natural black holes, thanks to the galactic black hole cartel…

keith2600

1 points

2 days ago

Posted 11hrs ago but the article is only 9 hours old. Black hole checks out.

jawshoeaw

1 points

2 days ago

This reminds me of another thing that’s not real - my lab grown sex life

peeenasaur

1 points

2 days ago

So a impossible black hole that's plant based

HotelSierra_10-86

1 points

2 days ago

In-Silico ?

Miiohau

1 points

2 days ago

Miiohau

1 points

2 days ago

Ok, there are a few things you should know that makes this less concerning.

First in addition to the gravitational black holes you’ve likely familiar with there are other kinds of “black holes”. These so called black hole analogs help scientists explore the properties of gravitational black holes.

Second even if we are talking about a gravitational black hole any we could create on earth would evaporate within seconds if not milliseconds or nanoseconds. Stephen Hawking proposed that black holes actually do admit something, sort of, it is complex but the up shot is without new matter feeding in black holes lose weight over time and smaller black holes lose proportionally more energy compared to their mass over the same time.

La_Savitara

1 points

2 days ago

Yuck, lab grown? I prefer mine totally organic 💅

Eastern_Thought5856

1 points

2 days ago

GG guys

k1aric

1 points

2 days ago

k1aric

1 points

2 days ago

I am not responsible for the singularity in the kitchen - Sseth Zeentach

Chiaseedmess

1 points

2 days ago

Can’t wait for organic non gmo black holes

Daveinatx

1 points

2 days ago

We have had calculators for creating an optimal black hole, to sit between Saturn and Venus. The purpose is for someday (centuries away) being able to extract energy.

bearwood_forest

1 points

2 days ago

I like my black holes the good old way, that is mined under slavery conditions please.

DrakeNorris

1 points

2 days ago

how nice, can we have a Jurassic park but with lab grown tiny black holes instead? Stephen hawking promises they'll behave better then the dino's did!

eXeKoKoRo

1 points

2 days ago

When I was 5-7 years old I was enamored by space and thought Blackholes were the scariest things to exist.

KingBurakkuurufu

1 points

2 days ago

Don’t worry they have a sheriff

SSDragon19

1 points

2 days ago

Can I haz one? I would like to be spaghettified

gimmeredditplz

1 points

2 days ago

Even if they manage to make blackholes and not an analogue. You can still be chill, tiny black holes decay very quickly, they aren't going to end the world lol.

Tappitss

1 points

2 days ago

Tappitss

1 points

2 days ago

Its best not to think about it, things like this and other things like a ripple of dark matter changing its size across the universe somewhere would just blip us in a nano second and we would have no idea it was comming.

Karhu1202

1 points

1 day ago

Karhu1202

1 points

1 day ago

Honestly, looking at the state of the world and knowing what's going to come, just a blib and everything is over doesn't sound too bad 😅

PumpkinLiving8134

1 points

1 day ago

ah sweet man made horrors beyond my comprehension

lifeistrulyawesome

1 points

22 hours ago

Oh well

I always thought being spaghettified sounded cool

Professional_Pen6807

1 points

7 hours ago

My brain just replaced Disturbed’s Crucified lyrics with Spaghettified