Chroming?
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How much is it per cup?
If a 1.3Kg bottle of N2O is $50, am I right in suspecting thats not a lot of high, but a shit ton of foam latte's
Ok a bit more I found.
The 5×10^10 number you referenced is the SMBH maximum mass for typically observed black holes. However, near the maximum prograde spin, given the age of the universe, a black hole would not have been able to accumulate more than 2.7×10^11 solar masses.
So, yes, a practical limit exists. But to point to OPs comment, no they will not explode.
I didn't know that, but it makes sense that AGN would have a limit. Lemme look this up, we're pretty close to my limit of astrophysics
Black hole behavior has largely been theoretically explored. What's neat with this discovery is that the particle jets interact with stars causing a Nova - this means that there is a way to measure black holes we have a harder time observing and use that in calculating mass of galaxies. This is important if black holes do contribute to what we consider Dark Matter.
Dark Matter is simply something with mass (therefore matter) that does not interact with electromagnetism. It doesn't absorb light, it doesn't emit light. Therefore "dark" and extremely hard to study. We know it exists because it does interact with gravity.
Undetectable black holes can contribute to this measured mass, and are great candidates for some of the dark matter. The problem remains that the dark matter interactions are not exclusively resolved by black holes passing through an area of space.
It's a bit more complicated than that - theoretically Hawking radiation would cause a black hole with no surrounding matter to evaporate over an extremely long period of time (we're talking 10^10 to 10^100 years).
Additionally, micro black holes have been proven mathematically in the 14MeV range of LHC, but as far as experimental data goes, we have not observed the creation of a micro black hole. The main problem is that they would instantly annihilate (as in exactly 0 seconds) and would be indistinguishable from events already creating gamma rays.
Black holes? No. As far as we know, there is no limit to the mass of a black hole.
Like his science experiments with a balloon, bowl of water and a marble.
I don't know what he was trying to do, but he was damn sure it was interesting despite getting water everywhere
Look dude English isn't a language, it's a mistake
Oh that's easy.
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Monster Hunter
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I guess you could say I like Monster Hunter
Ha, hahaha, oh shit that's a good point