The calculation itself seems fine. The way it works in the animation seems to be the problem as it's not very black hole-like to a black hole just disappears after absorbing a lot of matter as far as I know. But I'm not sure how changed our standards on it since I looked into a feat like that.
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ShionAH
Whats the problem then? It did disappear after absorbing a lot of mass
Executor_N0
That is the problem, black holes disappear after a long time. There might be more context to what happens in the end that I'm not aware of.
ShionAH
I put the full context, It was on the screen for the last 2 minutes and only exploded into nothing after absorbing a universe
ShionAH
Can I use it?
Executor_N0
Considering it was made in a scientific context, I guess it's fine to not take into account that last problem considering the situation. I would be fine with it if everyone else also is (I'm not updated with the rulings in regards to Black Holes, if there was one)