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I wonder, what would happen if you started dropping lots of electrons into an existing black hole which otherwise doesn't accrete any new matter?
The charge of the black hole would build up much faster than the mass. Wouldn't its charge become so high at one point that further electrons would no longer fall through the event horizon due to the electromagnetic repulsion?
Can this process be used to even "deconstruct" a black hole, by charging it to a point where it would simply explode?
The charge of the black hole would build up much faster than the mass. Wouldn't its charge become so high at one point that further electrons would no longer fall through the event horizon due to the electromagnetic repulsion?
Can this process be used to even "deconstruct" a black hole, by charging it to a point where it would simply explode?