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|Per essere pittoreschi possiamo dire che se abbiamo un buco nero della grandezza della lunghezza di Planck e proviamo a localizzarlo con un'accuratezza uguale al suo raggio, il [[principio di indeterminazione
|''John Baez'', ''[http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/lengths.html#planck_length math.ucr.edu]''
|To be picturesque, we can say that if we have a black hole about the size of the Planck length, and we try to locate it to an accuracy equal to its radius, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle makes the momentum of the black hole so poorly known that there may be enough energy around to create another black hole of that size! I warn the reader to take this with a massive grain of salt, since there is no good theory of this sort of thing yet - much less any experimental evidence. But people have sharpened this sort of thought experiment and seen that things get awfully funny at the Planck length. By analogy with particle physics, one might expect processes involving virtual black holes to be very important at this length scale. Hawking and others have written interesting papers on reactions induced by virtual black holes... but I would not take these predictions too seriously yet.
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