Super massive black holes.

[Bernkastelll]

Which tier is destroying a super massive black hole on IRL?

 

[Jackof_noTrades068]

Which tier is destroying a super massive black hole on IRL?

Well irl
You I’m sure can’t just bust a black hole with physical force I don’t think that’s how it works although they can be moved

But in powerscaling I think that would be quantified by the black holes GBE so long as there is at least proof it has black hole tier mass

 

[Bernkastelll]

Well irl
You I’m sure can’t just bust a black hole with physical force I don’t think that’s how it works although they can be moved

But in powerscaling I think that would be quantified by the black holes GBE so long as there is at least proof it has black hole tier mass

what is black hole GBE then?

 

[Jackof_noTrades068]

what is black hole GBE then?

Gravitational binding energy
It’s mostly used in the context of celestial bodies like moons or stars tho
But it’s the energy it takes to completely disperse an object and not have the gravity pull it back together

 

[Jackof_noTrades068]

Gravitational binding energy
It’s mostly used in the context of celestial bodies like moons or stars tho
But it’s the energy it takes to completely disperse an object and not have the gravity pull it back together

Example of this is the earths GBE
2.487e32 joules that’s enough energy to do that to the earth

Similar can be applied to black holes that can be busted I suppose

 

[Emirp sumitpo]

4-B, lower than I expected tbh, kinda thought it'd be 4-A but eh

 

[Bernkastelll]

ty everyone

 

[Jackof_noTrades068]

4-B, lower than I expected tbh, kinda thought it'd be 4-A but eh

Well that’s different that’s a black hole calced with E=mc^2
Although I remember for another verse a black hole less than 3 meters in diameter had a GBE in the High 5-A range
But yeah still expected the Milky Ways black hole to be more