What if a tiny black hole pierced through you? The answer will surprise you!
Scientists are exploring whether primordial black holes, formed after the Big Bang, could be lethal if one passed through a human body. A study reveals that while smaller black holes cause minimal damage, larger ones could create dangerous shockwaves causing severe internal harm or even fatal brain cell destruction.
Scientists are exploring whether primordial black holes, formed after the Big Bang, could be lethal if one passed through a human body. A study reveals that while smaller black holes cause minimal damage, larger ones could create dangerous shockwaves causing severe internal harm or even fatal brain cell destruction.
