Here, sigidunum@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>
> No, but I'm looking for something that doesn't involve combining with
> another particle.
>
> It sounds like there isn't anything, though.
Nope.
(I Am Not A Physicist, though.)
> > Like, near
> > a small black hole which is blasting out lots of Hawking radiation.
>
> Hum. Tiny black holes produce insanely strong tidal forces (albeit
> over very tiny distances). But I guess the Hawking radiation would
> trump that.
>
> Oh, yeah -- dumping an electron into a black hole destroys it, more or
> less. Though the charge is conserved. (What happens to the spin?)
The spin is conserved too. Black holes have mass, spin, and charge.
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