Can Energy Compression Create a Black Hole?

[randa177]

What is the condition for the schwarzschild radius to form a black hole?
Well, for example I have 65 Kg, so my Schwarzschild radius is 9.62x10^26 m
Why am I not a black hole?

 

[Parlyne]

You might want to check your math.

 

[keinve]

you are not dense enough.

 

[Blackwing]

Check out the link below concerning a certain fictional "human black hole."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chunk_(comics )

 

[fleem]

Your math is wrong. Your Schwarzschild radius should be extremely small. You would be a black hole only after all your mass was squeezed into that radius.

 

[Exotic_Matter]

I think you should check your maths.

Schwarschild radius: $$r_{s}$$=$$2Gm\overline{c^{2}}$$

substitute the following values:

$$r_{s}$$ is the Schwarzschild radius (you want to calculate)

$$G\ =\ 6.673(10)\ \times\ 10^{-11}\ m^{3} kg^{-1} s^{-2}$$

m is your mass, assume = 70 Kg

$$c\ =\ 2.99792458\ \times\ 10^{8}\ m\ s^{-1}$$

hence $$r_{s}$$= 1.0394599353664114117056783269603e-25 m

meaning your radius should be approximately as small as one part in ten million million million million of a meter!

 

[gdpudasaini]

You will certainly become a black hole if you compress yourself upto Schwarzschild radius. As said earlier your math is wrong. But one condition is again missing. To be a black hole you should compress the energy of your body within the region of Schwarzschild radius.