Tiny Black Holes Rip Atoms Apart ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Gravitational Ionization by Schwarzschild Primordial Black Holes"
Tiny black holes rip hydrogen atoms apart with gravity, like taffy, and that tearing reveals their invisible nature.
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A tiny black hole flies through a cloud of hydrogen and stretches atoms like taffy. This idea could lead to the discovery of dark matter — the invisible stuff holding galaxies together.
🎯 A black hole with the mass of an asteroid but smaller than an atom tears apart a deuterium nucleus — a hydrogen isotope — with tidal force, and this changed the chemical makeup of the early Universe.