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Create a bomb?

>>939356

>posts must contain lofty explanations

Why a bomb?How would this bomb work?etc.

It can be used as a trash can.

>>939358

https://www.autismspeaks.org/autism-apps/autism-language-learning

Also, as a power source by HRH(Hawking radiation harvesting).Or maybe to deal with the outbursts of energy when an Alcubierre drive decelerates.Also, https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/time_travel/johntitor03.htm

>>939379

>https://www.autismspeaks.org/autism-apps/autism-language-learning

>Platform:

>iPad

It is botnet.

Maybe they could be used to harvest antimatter.

There's a key problem though, how can you skew the probability so the virtual particle that falls into it is the matter particle?

>>939354 (OP)

Micro black holes evaporate instantly into radiation and creating them with current technology would consume probably 10^20 times the amount of usable energy produced. Same problem for antiprotons.

The only possible use I can think of is producing them fast and densely enough to produce a slightly larger than usual micro black hole and keep it going until you get to a size that is stable with a steady stream of hydrogen atoms or something.

Then you have a stable blackhole you can use for experiments to probe the limits of out understanding.

This is all fantasy of course, due to the issue mentioned in my first paragraph. They evaporate much more quickly than you could possibly get them to condense.

>>939603

Fun fact. Super massive black holes radiate less energy than they take in from the cosmic microwave background radiation due to their surface area to mass ratio. So they will outlast all the stars in the universe.

The surface area of an event horizon is proportional to the entropy of a black hole.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_thermodynamics

What a bunch of masturbating monkeys. Nobody has (conclusively) proven a black hole to exist.

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