The creation of a black hole in a laboratory on Earth is an idea that has fascinated and fascinates many scientists. as well as science enthusiasts. In fact, over the last few decades this idea has been brewing in the minds of a huge number of people belonging to the science profession.
Although it has not yet been possible to create a black hole in a laboratory on Earth, although advances in technology and theoretical physics suggest that this should be possible in the not too distant future. Being something possible, several scientific groups have the mission of creating a black hole on Earth.
Of course, the black hole that would be created would not pose any danger to Earth. In fact, before talking about how a black hole could be created in a laboratory on Earth, it is important to understand what a black hole is and, above all, how it is generated in the universe in a completely natural way.
A black hole is a region of space-time where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape its pull. Black holes form when a massive star runs out of fuel and collapses under the force of its own gravity.. If the star’s mass is enormous, its collapse results in a black hole.
Earth may be the ideal place to create a black hole
Logically, this is not what would happen in the Land. On our planet, the creation of a black hole would have another path and would be given by the action of the Large Hadron Collider. Being, technically, an artificial black hole to occur on planet Earth its size would not pose a problem for life on our planet.
And, it is that, in the event that a black hole was generated on planet Earth, the reality would be quite disappointing. This black hole would not have a long life because an enormous amount of energy is needed to maintain itself and, since it does not have enough mass, this energy would cease in a matter of seconds and the hole would disappear.
In fact, the scientific and technical milestone of having achieved a black hole on Earth would be more impressive than the black hole itself. We will have to wait to see if one can be created in the near future. In the meantime, it will be time to closely follow the advances in space made by different researchers.