/Sci/ bros, /x/ needs your help
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Here’s the thought: based largely on mythology, I’m speculating that Saturn could have once been a small black hole. So the question I have for you bros is:
>What’s the approximate Schwarzschild radius of a black hole that WOULDN'T just eat the solar system?
>Could a very small (sub-solar mass) black hole exist naturally?
Here’s the thought: based largely on mythology, I’m speculating that Saturn could have once been a small black hole. So the question I have for you bros is:
>What’s the approximate Schwarzschild radius of a black hole that WOULDN'T just eat the solar system?
>Could a very small (sub-solar mass) black hole exist naturally?
