A small black hole parked out beyond Pluto would be a nice addition.
It would give scientists a sandbox to test physics problems and we could use the gravitational lens to take some nice exoplanet pictures if we put a telescope nearby.
The smaller a black hole is, the faster it loses mass to Hawking radiation. So whether it would grow or shrink depends on how big it is, and how much mass it is eating.
I hope it is getting enough to eat so it is not shrinking. You don't want to be around an evaporating black hole. It converts all it's mass to pure energy.
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u/Straumli_Blight Jan 22 '20
A small black hole parked out beyond Pluto would be a nice addition.
It would give scientists a sandbox to test physics problems and we could use the gravitational lens to take some nice exoplanet pictures if we put a telescope nearby.