tacosareveryyummy
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Actually the smaller a blackhole is the more potential for power it has. Basically the theory is that the more mass a backhole has the smaller it is because it has creates more gravity. I mean a blackhole is already the result of screwed up physics, something that the more powerful it becomes, the smaller it becomes. Super massive blackholes are actually really small at the center and have those nice disks of matter around them, clearing out space for light years around...like a galaxy. There are many different types of blackholes including the more common ones found around galaxies. These tend to be bigger, but with less wake of damage around them, there solar system maybe gone, but the don't draw in entire sectors of the galaxies.
Now creating a pin-sized blackhole is almost impossible, unless the drop a lot of energy and mass into that thing, they won't be doing that for a whole month. They are talking about a pin sized blackhole, which for its size does not contain a lot of mass, but builds mass by consuming any matter around. This, in our case would be the earth and anything on or in it. Again, the amount of mass and energy they would need to send through the LHC would be well, to be honest, more then what is on this earth, maybe Saturn or Jupiter have enough mass. To give you an example, the gravity of a blackhole greated with all the mass on eather, would A. have the same gravity as the earth and B. wouldn't be a blackhole for long because it wouldn't have the strength to sustain itself.
Besides these black holes will evaporate unless something is seriously wrong with the theory. But of course the same theory that predicts the creation also predicts the evaporation into a shower of particles. Thus....
And yes I do have a degree in physics.