Hey @lemouth,

just to get it right. The universe (or the room-space) is comparable to some kind of sheet which is deformed by objects. The heavier an object is the more deformation occurs. After a certain „critical mass“ the event horizon is crossed and the objects are becoming black holes. Nevertheless, after certain conditions and complex quantum mechanical effects, the black hole stays a black hole even though there is a decrease in mass. This is basically something Stephen Hawkin has found. At the end of this effect, the black hole becomes a tiny black hole.

These tiny black holes are in contrast to dark matter charged thus you can look for these black holes and distinguish them from the dark matter around!?!

Therefore, you have an approach to studying dark matter after finding tiny black holes which also exist on earth!?!

Moreover, the „effects“ of tiny black holes are imprinted into naturally existing materials!?! Thus you can find out more about these phenomenons even if they already occurred millions of years ago!?!

The entire story is so heavy (in a positive manner) that the story itself can become a black hole!

Pretty cool, I own a book by Stephen Hawkin, I read it years ago. Maybe I should start to read it again.

Respect

Chapper