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Can you make a black hole in a lab? Here’s what a MSU scholar says
The article discusses the theoretical possibility of creating a black hole in a lab and references Stephen Hawking’s theory that such a black hole would evaporate quickly. It highlights Stephen Dikerby, a postdoctoral scholar at Michigan State University, who studies the x-ray and gamma-ray universe.
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