Ontophobe said:if I dropped a softball and a black hole with the radius of a softball
It is currently not possible to create or manipulate black holes, so dropping one from the Tower of Piza is purely hypothetical. However, if it were to happen, the black hole would likely continue to fall towards the center of the Earth due to its immense gravitational pull. It would also cause significant destruction and chaos in its path.
No, the black hole would not swallow the entire Earth. While it would cause destruction and chaos, the black hole's size would likely be too small to swallow the entire planet. It would also eventually dissipate due to Hawking radiation.
No, the black hole's gravitational pull would be too strong to be stopped or slowed down by any known means. Its trajectory would be determined by its mass and the force of gravity from the Earth.
The black hole's immense gravitational pull would cause significant destruction to the Tower of Piza and its surroundings. It would likely collapse buildings and structures in its path and cause massive disruptions to the surrounding environment.
No, it is not possible to create a black hole strong enough to destroy the Earth. The minimum mass needed for a black hole to destroy the Earth is approximately the mass of the planet, which is not achievable with current technology. Additionally, even if a black hole of such mass were to exist, it would not be able to destroy the entire planet as it would eventually dissipate due to Hawking radiation.