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This may be a stupid question but what would happen to a black hole if you point a stream of electrons at it and keep it up indefinitely, until it's made almost entirely of electrons repulsing each other, with no protons to balance the charge? Or is the principle of charge conservation violated in a black hole?
Wouldn't the repulsive electromagnetic force of the electrons eventually become greater than the force of gravity that's binding the black hole?
Wouldn't the repulsive electromagnetic force of the electrons eventually become greater than the force of gravity that's binding the black hole?