Artificial Blackbody & Artificial Black Hole: Reality or Theory?

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Artificial black holes have been a topic of theoretical discussion, particularly regarding their potential creation at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). While some theories suggest that micro-scale black holes could be produced during high-energy collisions, there has yet to be any experimental confirmation of their existence. The conversation highlights the ongoing interest in the intersection of particle physics and cosmology. Resources like academic papers and articles provide further insights into the theoretical frameworks surrounding artificial black holes. The concept remains largely speculative, with no practical realization achieved to date.
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hi
on web i read smt about artificial black holes , but unfortunately it was not detailed. what i want to ask is:
>is creating art. bh only a theory or did someone it really?
 
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