Just a random number I picked to calm him down. In actuality, the odds of a black hole were almost certain. After all, one of the things CERN were trying to examine was something about black holes (I can't remember quite what). However, the black hole would be so small as to close almost instantaneously.Imitation Saccharin post=18.72612.766562 said:Where are you getting that number?Johnn Johnston post=18.72612.766550 said:Me: "It won't. There is less than a 1 in over 50,000,000 chance of there being a world-destroying black hole. Anyway, a black hole wouldn't blow up the world, it would just suck it in.
It would disappear, yes, but it cannot be closed in the way that he was proposing, which was just throwing enough matter at it until it became full up.Imitation Saccharin post=18.72612.766562 said:It would disappear 'cause o' hawking radiationJohnn Johnston post=18.72612.766550 said:Not only is a black hole closing an impossibility (as it is not even a hole)