Re:New type of black holes – Non interacting low-mass black ...
by hinkley on Friday November 01, 2019 @07:28PM
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So that'll depend on why the black holes arrive.
This article is about a binary system, which I would argue meets your criteria.
If the black hole were manufactured, and/or being used as a weapon, there's no reason it should hit the sun, and every reason it would hit a planet.
Now I think some of the other responses illustrated why this is not a problem if our current model of black holes is valid. The "what if" in one of those books I mentioned is "what if there was more exotic physics that allowed small black holes to be stable?"
This article is about a binary system, which I would argue meets your criteria.
If the black hole were manufactured, and/or being used as a weapon, there's no reason it should hit the sun, and every reason it would hit a planet.
Now I think some of the other responses illustrated why this is not a problem if our current model of black holes is valid. The "what if" in one of those books I mentioned is "what if there was more exotic physics that allowed small black holes to be stable?"