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Would it be possible that you could create a black hole from heating something really hot. I heard Vsauce said if you heat something hot enough that it's wave length of the light released is smaller than the plank length, it would become a black hole. That means that the energy would be on the order of 10^10 joules.
Also would a extreme gravity fluctuation rip create a black hole for something in it's influence, like two neutron stars of something even more massive.
Also would a extreme gravity fluctuation rip create a black hole for something in it's influence, like two neutron stars of something even more massive.