The quantum black holes have already evaporated, and soon the neighborhood black holes will be gone, an you’ll have to go all the way to the Galactic Center to be eaten by one.
How come the merger of 2 supermassive BHs yields a “super-supermassive” BH and not a “supermassivemassive” BH? Or even a super-supermassivemassive BH? Or maybe a Super-Extra Massive BH?
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I hate this – the big super-black holes merge, then they fire the superfluous workers and grab even more business from the smaller black holes.
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“We now know that they are coupled, but more like the mating of black widow spiders. One of the black holes invariably will eat the other.”
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Just think what the future feeding frenzies of this thing could be like.
A slight aside – I’ve been at an astronomy conference this week – its bad when we start making penis and breast jokes involving radio astronomy, isn’t it?