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I want to create a bkack hole in my garage, any advice?

Black holes are cool. Unfortunately, there is none nearby, which makes their observation tricky. In particular, obtaining experimental confirmation of Hawking's radiation is completely out of reach for now.
So I had this idea of creating a small one in my garage. Basically you 'only' need to get a bunch of matter to a sufficient density so that the gravity overcomes all repulsive forces. But that's an incredible amount of pressure. A hydraulic press would seem like a gentle tickle in comparison. So I was thinking of using some huge electromagnets in order to concentrate some electrically charged matter in a single point. But before starting the actual construction, I would like to estimate how much powering these electromagnets would affect my electricity bill.
I have another issue I need to take care of. Once my tiny black hole is created, then nothing can get out of it. In particular, it won't be able to exchange gamma photons with the electromagnets. Does that mean it won't be affected by their magnetic field any more? If that's the case, how can I stabilize it? Because if I don't, there is a risk that it will just be attracted by the Earth's gravity and start a journey to the center of the Earth, engulfing everything on its way? And if that happens, how long before it swallows the whole planet?
1.travel to the future
2.learn how to create black holes
3.go back to your garage and try it
@FC-in-the-UK said in #1:
> Black holes are cool. Unfortunately, there is none nearby, which makes their observation tricky. In particular, obtaining experimental confirmation of Hawking's radiation is completely out of reach for now.
> So I had this idea of creating a small one in my garage. Basically you 'only' need to get a bunch of matter to a sufficient density so that the gravity overcomes all repulsive forces. But that's an incredible amount of pressure. A hydraulic press would seem like a gentle tickle in comparison. So I was thinking of using some huge electromagnets in order to concentrate some electrically charged matter in a single point. But before starting the actual construction, I would like to estimate how much powering these electromagnets would affect my electricity bill.
> I have another issue I need to take care of. Once my tiny black hole is created, then nothing can get out of it. In particular, it won't be able to exchange gamma photons with the electromagnets. Does that mean it won't be affected by their magnetic field any more? If that's the case, how can I stabilize it? Because if I don't, there is a risk that it will just be attracted by the Earth's gravity and start a journey to the center of the Earth, engulfing everything on its way? And if that happens, how long before it swallows the whole planet?

it seems that you have thought about the process of creating a black hole in your garage, but have you thought about how to create a bkack hole
1. You have to have a garage larger than the size of a massive star.
2. Find a ton of space dust from stars that went supernova or from faraway nebulae.
3. Let gravity drag all the space dust together or compress it yourself if you aren't patient.
4. You now have a star.
5. Wait around a few million years or so until the star collapses into a black hole.
@InkyDarkBird said in #4:
> 1. You have to have a garage larger than the size of a massive star.
> 2. Find some space dust from stars that went supernova or from faraway nebulae.
> 3. Let gravity drag all the space dust together or compress it yourself if you aren't patient.
> 4. You now have a star.
> 5. Wait around a few million years or so until the star collapses into a black hole.
till that time he will be long forgotten in the world
100X current generation
@crazyduck8879 said in #2:
> 1.travel to the future
> 2.learn how to create black holes
> 3.go back to your garage and try it

Well, we know how to create Blackholes, no need to travel to the future.
What you need is to make it a government project.Once they dump enough pounds into it a black hole will form spontaneously.
Unfortunately you can't do that, black 3.0 could be the closest thing to stimulate the looks

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