The time it would take the black hole to evaporate all of its mass through Hawking radiation is proportional to the cube of the initial mass. The smaller it is, the smaller the timespan...A black hole with the initial mass comparable to that of a whole galactic will take around 10100Â Earth years to evaporate... With the mass of the Sun, it would only be 1067 years...was bound to disappear
in just 20Â picoseconds...20Â picoseconds!?And Marine, whose mass is many orders of magnitude smaller...So what you're saying is that Marine has......!She has disappeared from this world the very instant you squeezed her, peko...It can't be!Well, it's gonna be
fine! We'll just ask
Ru-chan to perform
some necromancy,
et voilà !A↘HA↗HABut anyways, you have the power of a gorilla, just as always, peko!Whenever you're free, there is a bottle at my place, with a cap that won't budge no matter what I do, so let me ask you.....sqreekHere,
t is the black hole dissipation time;
M is the initial mass of the black hole;
G is the gravitational constant;
ħ is the reduced Planck constant;
c is the lightspeed,
everything in the SI units.
The time it would take the black hole to evaporate all of its mass through Hawking radiation is proportional to the cube of the initial mass. The smaller it is, the smaller the timespan...
A black hole with the initial mass comparable to that of a whole galactic will take around 10100Â Earth years to evaporate... With the mass of the Sun, it would only be 1067 years...
was bound to disappear
in just 20Â picoseconds...
20Â picoseconds!?
And Marine, whose mass is many orders of magnitude smaller...
So what you're saying is that Marine has......!
She has disappeared from this world the very instant you squeezed her, peko...
It can't be!
Well, it's gonna be
fine! We'll just ask
Ru-chan to perform
some necromancy,
et voilà !
A↘HA↗HA
But anyways, you have the power of a gorilla, just as always, peko!
Whenever you're free, there is a bottle at my place, with a cap that won't budge no matter what I do, so let me ask you.....
sqreek
Here,
t is the black hole dissipation time;
M is the initial mass of the black hole;
G is the gravitational constant;
ħ is the reduced Planck constant;
c is the lightspeed,
everything in the SI units.
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