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Hawking Radiation
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Josh Vizanko on March 6, 2004 03:37:11 UTC |
Yes, if we could ever produce these miniature black holes, Hawking radiation would keep them from doing any real damage. However, isn't it worthwhile to see how and if Hawking radiation is actually a sound model before we just go whipping up black holes in labs? We are being a little too cocky about what we supposedly "know" what will happen with artificial black holes. I love the pursuit of scientific discovery, I'm a huge science nut myself, but is it really worth betting the fate of the entire earth on the knowledge that we are not 100% certain that Hawking radiation is a physical certainty that will keep our hides from being pulverized into a tiny little singularity at the center of the earth? |
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