Could a huge nuclear blast disable a black hole?

Question

If a huge nuclear blast was detonated just a millisecond before event horizon, or just before entering blackhole, would it make an effect?

Answer 1

Black holes have absorbed far bigger explosions than a nuke.

Answer 2

No, a nuclear blast would be nothing to a blackhole
which is a massive object squased down to the size of a pinhead blackholes can destry entire starsystems,

The event horizon is the point at which nothing can escape the gavitational pull of a blackhole

Why would we want to mess with that the next thing you know we rip the universe a new asshole and unravel the entire fabric of time and space

Answer 3

a black hole is the result of a huge mass in one place bending space and sucking everything into it even light.

observing such an experiment even an antimatter explosion would not be detectable by any means.

one theory goes that a collapsing black hole is what resulted in the big bang.
the vacume of space pulled it apart and in the end everything will just be pulled apart and reduced to light particles.

if you look hard enough you can figure out how to use everythings strengths angainst its self. strengths are weaknesess.
due to its mass the only means would be to find a way to use it against its self.
destabalisning a black holes contents is the best solution.
have it take its self apart.
but how?

Answer 4

The event horizon isn't an object. It's just a radius. Inside this radius, light cannot escape. Outside this radius, it can.

Answer 5

no