Tiny Black Holes Don’t Warp the Cosmos ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Primordial black holes from inflation: on the decoupling between large and small scales"
The cosmic symphony fears no dark dwarfs: [tag:black_hole]primordial black holes[/tag] don’t drown out the echo of the [tag:big_bang]Big Bang[/tag].
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As a newborn, the Universe huffed and puffed like a steam train — squeezing and stretching. Now and then it ‘coughed up’ black holes the size of a sand grain, yet as heavy as a star. Turns out, this cosmic cough doesn’t drown out the Big Bang’s echo. So these invisible holes could be the dark matter we’ve been looking for.
🎯 A black hole the size of a proton has the mass of an iceberg.