‘Supercharged’ Black Hole Got Created And Destroyed In Seconds After Big Bang, Discover Scientists

In a giant breakthrough, a team of scientists discovered tiny black holes, which came to life for the first few seconds in the aftermath of the Big Bang.

These black holes were smaller in size, ‘supercharged’ in nature, and had rhino’s mass, which quickly dissolved.

As per researchers, these small ‘rhino’ black holes came in an entirely new state of matter and contained a lot of ‘color charge.’

But these fundamental properties called quarks and gluons were usually characterized by interactions between strong forces, rather than ‘color’ in an ordinary sense.

According to experts, supercharged black holes were created alongside primitive black holes during the collapse of ultradense matter of microscopic regions within the first quintillionth of a second after the big bang.

Even though, these black holes have been dissolved in fraction of seconds after its creation. It has drastically affected important cosmological transition.

As per researchers, these super-colour-charged black holes might have affected fusing nuclei’s balance, which happened, when the universe was born.

‘Even though these short-lived, exotic creatures are not around today, they could have affected cosmic history in ways that could show up in subtle signals today’ revealed MIT’s Physics professor David Kaiser.

While discussing about mysterious matter, kaiser stated, that if all dark matter consists of black holes, it presents them with novel concepts to explore. ‘Within the idea that all dark matter could be accounted for by black holes, this gives us new things to look for’