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Aren’t actual black holes electromagnetically charged? That would certainly be a problem if your body was bombarded by them, right? Referring to this quote:
by codezero 2y ago
Aren’t actual black holes electromagnetically charged? That would certainly be a problem if your body was bombarded by them, right?
Referring to this quote:
If a primordial black hole tunnels through your body, you probably won’t die.
From searching it’s unclear if these journal articles are peer reviewed. Some say yes. Others say no?
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/257744685_Welcome_to_Physics_of_the_Dark_Universe https://www.researchgate.net/publication/257744685_Welcome_t...
- andrewflnr 2y agoIn general, no. I'm not a physicist, but I get the impression that black holes are actually expected to shed any charge pretty aggressively via hawking radiation.
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- kijin 2y agoAccording to the article, a rock has a 0.000001% chance of having been hit by a PBH in the last billion years. It's entirely possible that not a single human being has been hit by a PBH in the last million years. "Bombarded" doesn't do justice to the low concentration of these projectiles.