What would you need to create a small black hole about the size of a MnM?

Question

How much would it cost?

Answer 1

Usually from the definition of a black hole The size of an M&m is already a large size black hole. More likely a black hole would be the size of a neutron,if it is to have any significant mass density.

Answer 2

We certainly can't create anything like that with our current technology. A black hole that size can only be created under the most extreme pressures and energies (think Big Bang).

The closest we can come right now (theoretically) is to create a microscopic black hole in a modern particle accelerator. Even if we create one of these, it would instantly vanish due to Hawking radiation.

Answer 3

To make the Earth become a black hole, you would have to compress it down until it was about the size of a marble. So, I guess it would cost as much as the Earth and whatever it would cost to squeeze it down that much. :P

However, Brookhaven National Lab was making micro-black holes for a while in their accelerator - they were miniscule and evaporated almost instantly. So no, you can't make one for a science project.

Answer 4

To have a black hole in that size,you have to collapse an object in the mass of the Earth

Answer 5

I don't think it could be done . Normally a black hole may have a gravity well that can be 100 light years across.

Answer 6

u cant create one. We might in the years to come but not right now

Answer 7

A nuclear bomb the size of the moon might do the trick. Of course it would also blow up the entire solar system when it goes.

Answer 8

What would it cost?

It would cost your life and the lives of everyone on this planet.

Answer 9

^what he said ^


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