Dropping a Tiny Black Hole on Earth

I just drop a tiny black hole on earth

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[thooke]

9mm radius with mass of the Earth is so extreme it is almost incomprehensible.

[idunno]

"Schools will remain open 🏫"

[royalsoul]

These are the type of things my mom said would happen if I didn’t eat my vegetables

[LCTesla]

This sounds like an 9 year old kid's presentation where everything keeps getting cooler and more explosive

[nunabusiness]

"You can't break this glass, it's bulletproof up to 7.62x54 and you only have a 9mm!"
*pulls out 9mm black hole*

[saltyfish]

Mad respect to the camera man who held his breath and withstood the pulling force of the black hole.

[jimmybeans]

“ I realize the earth has exploded, but I still expect you to be at work tomorrow. “

[CertifiedClapaholic]

Meanwhile, your boss is asking why you aren't at work today

[klchapman]

lol imagine that departmental meeting
"..spaghettifiction?"
"okay, scientists, that about wraps it up for today"

[jaspreetmaan]

What would you do in this situation?

the situation:

[MogaTange]

I’m glad he’s started using a simulation as his experiments got a little bit more wild.

[prof]

Guardevoirs Pokédex entry:
"It protects it's trainer by creating small black holes" 💀

[samanthajones]

Your girlfriend at 2am: "would you still love me if the earth spaghettified?"

[BoomWithSmalley]

My Boss: "So...you ARE coming to work today, right?"

[nutzeeber]

"man what y'all talking about, this thing tiny" -spaggheti man

[Notsosarcastic_]

" it's all because of that damn phone !! "

- mom probably

[Toka]

That's not called spaghettification. That's the Roche effect: When gravity starts breaking apart a celestial corpse due to a tide so intense the gravity between one side and the other breaks the object. Spaghettification happens when the corpse is elongated into an accretion disc without breaking apart.

[Sketcho]

He's becoming too powerful!!
From experiments in his home, to experiments with everyone's home!

[amp-le]

I love how enthusiastic he sounds explaining how the Earth gets ripped apart

[lukefreeman]

Being ripped apart by tidal forces isn’t “spaghettification” (you made is sound like that’s always the case), this happens to any object where the Roche limit is exceeded, doesn’t need to be a black hole. “spaghettification” happens under more specific circumstances (which would actually happen here because there is a black hole, but not at the point in time where you mention it).

What I’m trying to say is that spaghettification is always the Roche limit being exceeded, but not every Roche limit being exceeded is spaghettification.

You’d get the same result as in this video with another Earth appearing in close proximity - no spaghettification would take place.