is all the “heavy water”, a component used in nuclearweapons, was used to create a nuclear explosion a black hole the size of earth would becreated. He also stated no one would be around to witness the creation. It would havebeen caused by the implosion of earth at a massive rate and the amount of energyproduced by the nuclear explosion. This had me wondering. Stephen Hawking also statedthat is a black how small enough not to disturb the orbit of earth existed close enough toearth that it’s power could be harnessed to produce huge amounts of energy. This mademe wonder if the same concept could be used, except with all the wastes materials onearth. I do not know the exact physics of it all, but from Mr. Hawking explanations itseemed like it might work. Black holes were also explained by Stephen Hawking as howthey transcended time. Apparently the massive gravitational pull creates a rip in thespace-time continuum. It is unknown what happens to matter when it is pulled into a blacktime wise. All matter will be ejected into space eventually as the black hole loses itself.The smaller a black hole, the more matter is ejected. It may be an odd happening, butbecause of the larger black holes are harder to detect than smaller black holes. Mr.Hawking stated of how if an astronaught gets pulled into a black hole the tidal forceswould stretch him into a long piece of spaghetti like person. However, his life would notend in the black hole. Given enough time he would be eventually ejected into space asparticles. All matter in a black hole will eventually be lost into space. The smaller a blackhole is, the more matter is lost by the black hole. Stephen Hawking explained what isthought to have happened to a black hole when all its matter is lost. The hole in thespace-time continuum would collapse and an explosion as massive as on of a supernovawould happen. It would leave the tear in time. I wondered when the explosion wouldhappen? W...
