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Originally Posted by Letum
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Originally Posted by GlobalExplorer
.. but for an object the suns size a radius of 3km sounds way off (intuitively). If it is true, first the mass of the sun would have to contract to a sphere smaller than 3km radius.
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Well, if the sun became a blackhole it would contract in to a sphere smaller that 1mm. 3km soulds like a reasonable Schwarzschild radius to me. |
Ok after your further explanations I understand it now. I had in fact not realized that the space inside Scharzschild radius is only the part of the black hole that is "black" (because not even light can escape).
After I have read your explanation, 3km sounds reasonable for that zone.
I think we can rule out the danger of micro black holes because they do not have enough mass. But what about the other problem, the exotic matter? Is it possible that the higgs field is disturbed?