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In the air, and I tried hitting it with my hand, would I now have a hole there?
A micro black hole is a hypothetical tiny black hole that is thought to have a mass much smaller than that of a regular black hole. It is believed that these small black holes could be created in the high energy collisions of particles, such as in particle accelerators.
If a micro black hole were to be created on Earth, it would likely evaporate almost immediately due to Hawking radiation. This means that it would not pose any danger or cause any significant changes on Earth.
While it is theoretically possible to harness the energy of a micro black hole, it is currently not a feasible source of energy. The technology and infrastructure required to create and contain such a tiny black hole are not yet available.
Since micro black holes are only theoretical at this point, scientists study them through mathematical models and simulations. They also look for indirect evidence of their existence, such as the detection of Hawking radiation.
No, micro black holes and dark matter are two different concepts. Dark matter is a type of matter that does not interact with light and makes up a large portion of the universe's mass, while micro black holes are tiny objects with a strong gravitational pull.