The Hypothetical black hole micro batteries.

The field of science continues at full steam, combining technological advancement and green solutions with a battery of micro black holes, although imaginative and theoretical energy generation and waste disposal remains a legitimate and very real pursuit. Wind and solar power according to a recent study published remain unstable due to the unpredictability of the climate, however, due to the consistent level at which we consume energy researchers appear to be turning their attention to creating better batteries. How about harnessing the power of black holes, after all stars inspired nuclear fusion, therefore, the physicists of this new study want to theoretically explore the potential of a cellular battery composed of micro black holes.

It seems that it all started while MIT tuned in hypothetically hoping that advanced technology could handle the formation of black holes, although nothing can escape a black hole at the micro level a small black hole could destroy another and release energy. A battery weighing 1 kg could generate 470 million times the energy of a 200 kg Lithium battery in its most efficient form, they admit that it would be a great technological leap for humanity and believe that battery technology could follow a trajectory similar to other technologies, that is, when taking the first step one of advances could be made at a similar speed according to the Reissner-Nordström metric, a black hole has mass and energy but does not rotate, so theoretically microscopic black holes with a positive charge could be brought together like this as black holes with a negative charge due to how they interact would generate an impressive amount of energy. Once these opposites meet, they will merge and evaporate into clean energy, but do microscopic black holes exist? some say yes and that we could turn them into a particle generator, physicists admit that this solution seems quite unrealistic, but it would require a particle generator the size of the solar system, but never say never.