Astrophysicist Ella Edersen introduced the basic method of weaponization of black holes.

Ella Alderson said on the media website (medium(dot)com) on August 9, 2020:

Humans can make black holes and use them as weapons. The related research has started in 1970s, and the specific methods are as follows:

The collider is used to guide particles to collide to form miniature black holes.

The miniature black hole is wrapped in a mirror cavity similar to dyson sphere's. The diameter of the sphere should exceed the horizon and energy layer of the black hole.

When a beam of light enters the energy layer, the photons entering the energy layer are constantly excited and gained due to the influence of the black hole's rotating ability.

Then, the photons will hit the mirror layer that wraps the black hole, and will be reflected back after the impact, and gain the gain of the black hole's rotation ability again. The obtained photons will hit the mirror again and be obtained again after reflection. This process will be repeated countless times.

This process is temporarily named "super radiation", which is the key to detonate the black hole bomb.

After the super radiation process cycles countless times, the whole black hole will be unstable and eventually explode, just like a supernova explosion.

Smaller black hole bombs can make planet life extinct. A bigger black hole bomb can destroy a star or planet. If necessary, a bigger black hole bomb can destroy the whole solar system.

Ella Edersen is an astrophysicist whose hobbies are linguistics, poetry and science. If you want to know more about the black hole bomb, you can contact ella (dot) aldrsn (at) Gmail (dot) com.

Ella Edersen also said that only type II civilization can make Dyson sphere.

Add the following knowledge:

Type I civilization uses all the energy available on its planet, type II civilization uses all the energy of the stars around its planet, and type III civilization can use all the energy of its galaxy.

Finally:

The gained photons will hit the mirror again and gain again after reflection. This process will be repeated countless times.

Author: Zhu Chuan