Black holes don’t swallow everything around them for the same reason that the sun hasn’t swallowed all the planets.
I wasn’t implying this. I was referring to how they would gradually increase in mass as they absorb particles that came close enough — the same way that all other matter accumulates.
Gravitational capture usually involves multiple objects, because the trajectory has to get nudged for a collision to happen.
What about the countless proton sized blackholes and matter dispersed between them? Wouldn’t they all interact with each other? How come the visible matter accumulated but the black holes did not? Are they so small that they’re all around us but too small to interact with non-primordial black holes?
A gaseous body collects mass at a faster rate than a black hole with the same mass
Because the gas/mass is distributed over a larger area? As in, gas has a larger gravitational “dragnet”, relative to its mass?
Because a criminally corrupt, partisan, captured supreme court stole the election! When you’re the highest court in the land, they let you grab em by the justice…
I’m also willing to bet the SC will steal 2024 too and, despite the many threats and objections from Democrats, they and the population will ultimately roll over and accept the Christian fascist coup. Prove me wrong America! I double dare you!