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I'm just confused as to whether a character who can create/destroy a true black hole would be multi solar system level or galaxy level in terms of tiering. That's it.
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Are Black holes galaxy level?
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You cant physically destroy a black hole
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IRL ones are High 3-A but most fictional ones are not
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It depends on the size of the black hole, generally destroying one would range from Large Star to Multi Solar System
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@Peter If you destroy a black hole, its not a true black hole
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Not neccesarily, there was a book with a black hole stated to behave completely and totally like a real black hole with physical damage being meaningless to it but a computer used some weird spacetime hax to erase it or something
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^Don't know why I put that....what I meant was it can only be done along the lines of what the binary (captain marvel) did .
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Yes by hax you can erase it but its impossible to destroy a black hole through physical means
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Creating Black Holes is perfectly quantifiable.
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Creating yes, destroying not so much
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Stellar mass black holes are High 4-C. Supermassive black holes are typically 4-B to 4-A.
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There's one feat of 'splitting' blackhole in Diebuster. However, doing so would cause blackhole to turn into naked singularity, the characters are afraid it'd turn into second big bang because they said that splitting blackhole is something that should not be allowed/forgiven by the universe.
and they also said that event horizon is where all physical laws are meaningless, so exposed event horizon is bound to be bad news.
Fortunately, there's divine intervention right after that made the blackhole disappear into multifold space-time corridor. And yes, even in the multifold space-time corridor, the blackhole is not yet destroyed but rather absorbed by someone else.
Note : the blackhole is planet-sized btw.
and they also said that event horizon is where all physical laws are meaningless, so exposed event horizon is bound to be bad news.
Fortunately, there's divine intervention right after that made the blackhole disappear into multifold space-time corridor. And yes, even in the multifold space-time corridor, the blackhole is not yet destroyed but rather absorbed by someone else.
Note : the blackhole is planet-sized btw.
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to destroy a true black hole you need infinite 3-D energy
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maybe this is why characters are treating it as such big deal that planet-sized blackhole is destroyed in Diebuster.Overlord775 said:
because they actually know physics. and they know its impossible to do so.
Though, this is the same series that have Physical Cancellers that can reality warp by manipulating Entropy and Wave-Function values.
Though, I don't know if you can actually kick the blackhole to nothingness by manipulating Entropy or Wave-Function value.
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What aboit miniature black holes? How much DC they produce?
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@Muhammedco depends on how big it is. black hole with radius of 1 cm is Earthbusting. 3 m rad blackhole is Jupiter busting. and 3 km rad blackhole is Starbusting.
in short, even smallest blackhole will make you a planetbuster. even if 1 cm rad blackhole is just there for 5 seconds, it'd mess Earth's climate like crazy (Earth'd become uninhabitable).
@JackJoyce probably. they had to take care of the aftermath of blackhole evaporation though if that's the case.
but the event I described is not really that. the being in question managed to turn a planet-sized blackhole into naked singularity. can you turn blackhole into naked singularity by accelerating Entropy process?
in short, even smallest blackhole will make you a planetbuster. even if 1 cm rad blackhole is just there for 5 seconds, it'd mess Earth's climate like crazy (Earth'd become uninhabitable).
@JackJoyce probably. they had to take care of the aftermath of blackhole evaporation though if that's the case.
but the event I described is not really that. the being in question managed to turn a planet-sized blackhole into naked singularity. can you turn blackhole into naked singularity by accelerating Entropy process?
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@Lucis=the=Lumenian
Thank you very much for the info buddy
Thank you very much for the info buddy
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yep, the blackhole looks like it had been split in half. like, imagine the blackhole is a 'glassy ball', then the ball is 'cracked' in the shape of crescent moon (hence, 'split'), revealing the 'content' of the 'ball'.JackJoyce said:
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Shouldn't this depend on the Black Hole's Mass? Let's say a char create a black hole that have initials mass X. Mass X should be converted into energy using e=mc^2 then we would use that energy to determine AP and tier of that char.
