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Originally posted by freedomSlave
reply to post by chr0naut
Sure we could witness a black hole forming.
multiple photographs over decades of a region of space I am sure who ever studying the will do over lays and figure out if something disappears . As I would assume that if there was a black hole created there will be tell tale signs of distortion . or am I wrong with such sharp clear images of space we would not witness the phenomenon.
However they can create mini black holes at the large hadron collider ( as i would assume you know there is no working model on gravity on the sub atomic level )
tiny black holes the accelerator could generate will instantly pop in and out of existence like phantom soap bubbles, without the necessary mass to sustain themselves. Read more: 5 Things You Need to Know About the Large Hadron Collider Now - Popular Mechanics
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As I say again I feel there is something flawed in how we understanding on how black holes are formed . With the colliders that we have and more that are being planned for is a great start to really see the science to this event.
Originally posted by maryhinge
reply to post by chr0naut
Heres a theory for everyone,
Maybe our universe was the result of a supernova in another universe
and so on like a big fractal.i,e From small black holes to super massive
black holes and all the ones in between.
Just one of my many thoughts on the universe.