Thousands of Mini Black Holes
Black holes might call to mind a swirling vortex of nothingness, but scientists have developed a new theory about black holes in our solar system. If the "braneworld" theory of gravity isn't wrong, then there are thousands of mini black holes in our solar system, all around the size of an atomic nucleus. These mini black holes are leftover from the Big Bang; they affect space-time differently due to their association with a fifth dimension.
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