Can anything destroy a Black hole?

Question

Can anything in this universe destroy a black hole.

Answer 1

Antimatter will take away from the mass of a black hole so if you add enough antimatter, a black hole will disappear.

Answer 2

There's not enough knowledge about black hole or the rest of the matter in the Universe to determine if one can be destroyed.

Answer 3

First of all, all of this is conjecture, because no one has
seen a black hole, and all of our understanding of them
is theory.

A black hole is "said to be" immense, while the eye of the hole is very small, and very dense.

Destruction of a black hole "might" occur if one were to collide with a star or very large planet. Two black holes might converge into one another and create a monster explosion.

Short of those kinds and sizes of things, nothing could reasonably destroy a black hole in my estimation. I am,
however, only a student of astronomy and not a PhD, or
authority.

Answer 4

The evaporation of a black hole is in reference to Hawking Radiation, this proves nothing other than the fact that one of the pair of particles enters the black hole and adds to its mass. Enough anti matter will never form close enough to a black hole hole to cause any destruction. Black holes appear to be impervious to destruction.

Answer 5

Yes, a larger Black Hole.

Answer 6

I think there are chances. May be an other blackhole? But there are no proofs as of know. Lets come and research. A good stuff for our brains.

Answer 7

Yes, another universe.

Read about the Membrane-Theory discussion about our universe and how the big bang began.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/parallelunitrans.shtml

Answer 8

There's always the classic way of destroying things using dynamites.

Answer 9

it has been postulated that anti-particles can chip away a black hole after a period of time

Answer 10

Blackholes evaporate. So i would say they actually destroy themselves.... ... .