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How can be the black holes formed in proton -proton collision
welatiger said:How can be the black holes formed in proton -proton collision
Black holes can form in proton-proton collisions when the energy of the collision is high enough to create a singularity, a point of infinite density, within the particles. This singularity then grows rapidly, pulling in more matter and creating a black hole.
Gravity plays a crucial role in black hole formation as it is the force that causes the particles to collapse into a singularity. In proton-proton collisions, the high energy of the collision overcomes the repulsive electromagnetic forces between the protons, allowing gravity to dominate and form a black hole.
Yes, black holes can potentially be created in any type of high-energy particle collision, not just proton-proton collisions. This includes collisions between protons and antiprotons, electrons and positrons, and even collisions at particle accelerators such as the Large Hadron Collider.
The size of a black hole formed in a proton-proton collision is determined by the amount of energy released in the collision. The more energy present, the larger the black hole that can potentially form. This is because the energy is converted into mass, which contributes to the mass of the black hole.
Yes, according to the theory of Hawking radiation, black holes can emit particles and lose mass over time, eventually leading to their complete evaporation. However, this process is very slow for black holes formed in proton-proton collisions, and it would take trillions of years for them to evaporate completely.