What might I be able to do to perfect the aura eminating from my navel projecting the perfect black hole?
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Interesting.  Since muons, even at near-light speed, are likely to decay before hitting Earth-local detectors, it seems difficult to believe that any have been detected.  At least I've seen no articles on muon radiation from black holes in the major science publications.\n\nAlso, if you were indeed a walking black hole, the circumference of your event horizon would probably be comparable to the size of a proton or maybe smaller.  In which case, you wouldn't really be walking or typing or reading this answer.  <sigh>.\n\nAnd we even shouldn't go anywhere near considering the effects of stellar-equivalent energy flux around your navel.  Does the term "massively extra crispy" begin to communicate the state of your body not to mention your surrounding area for miles?  Thought so.
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As you probably already know, you just can't get a black hole without a certain amount of mass.\n\nBut if this is science fiction, and you wanted to just posit that you could make a moon-massed black hole, then for the most part, the moon would act the same.  If you were, say, navigating around a black hole, you wouldn't treat it any differntly from a star of the same mass.  Things only get wonky one you break the event horizon.  But outside of that, your moon hole would just act like a dark moon-massed object.\n\nAs far as Hawking radiation, if I remember correctly, Hawking suggested that it might be possible for mini-black holes to have formed in the beginning of the universe, and they might have masses less than a standard black hole.  And I think he did suggest that the smaller the black hole is, the faster it evaporates due to Hawking radiation.  So it would not be a huge stretch to say that your moon-sized black whole could dissipate quickly.
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stick a black ball in a middle of a usless disc. color the disc yellow because the black hole is very bright!
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Here is the best I can do for you:\n\nPlease evaluate all of your options before turning to cosmic energy for health benefits. :)
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There is one, that if you were to do it and found a way to publish the results, a lot of common people would be very interested.  It is the formation and collapse of a gravitational field.\n\nWere you to go to http://timebones.blogspot.com   and then to the November Archive, toward the bottom of that month you shall find "How to Form and Collapse a Gravitational Field".  What I have suggested has been done by myself, but I have never found anyone interested in the results.
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use black light,u will find it in any good store
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It works for me.  http://hubblesite.org/gallery/album/entire_collection/
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try the Bates method and pinhole glasses
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I do not believe a photon can be enslaved at a perfect distance in orbit around a black hole.  The reason for this is because once the Photon has entered the event horizon at that perfect distance it would accelerate in its orbit from which it could never escape the gravataional pull of the singularity.  There is no opposite force, anti-gravity, to contain the photon in orbit around the event horizon.
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I start with the lights at the bottom already pluged in and go up. any extra can be blended in. then i put on the  garland from the bottom up and then fill in the spaces with ornaments. I also have a lighted star for the top. i think most people gaze at the bottom of the tree and then look up. if the bottom is bare then its more noticeable then at the top because you can fill in with ornaments at the top
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Buy a sphere of pure aluminum and start polishing it with increasingly higher grit sand paper (until you get up to around 2000 grit or so).  Then use some Mother's Polish to get it to a fine mirror shine.  There you go, a mirror sphere.  \n\nHowever, I think you are going to be quite disappointed when you get this object in your possession.
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Well, going by the wording of your question, I am going to assume that you don't want to build the singularity. Therefore, there is only one option left: move the Earth!\n\nOkay, so the first step would be to track down a singularity. That is pretty easy and several have alredy been pinpointed. I won't go into any further detail on that one.\n\nStep two is to find some way to move the Earth to it. I can only think of two ways. The first, is a device similar to that as dreamed up by Larry Niven in his Ringworld series used to move the Puppeteer worlds. The second is to ask God if He would pretty please throw the Earth into the nearest singularity. However, considering the sizable investment that He has already made into the place, I sincerely doubt that He would do that, but it never hurts to ask.\n\nStep three is the combination of steps one and two: move the Earth into the black hole. Here I must note a few problems with this. Assuming that God didn't do it, it would take millions of years to move a body this size any real distance considering gravity. Also, the Earth would leave the orbit of the sun and thus also its life-giving rays. In other words: we would all die from lack of sunlight, and that which thrives off it, long before we could ever reach a singularity. \n\nMy conclusion is this: nothing is impossible. But there are things that are so close to being impossible that they might as well be.  For an easy guide for wyas to destroy the Earth, see http://www.livescience.com/technology/destroy_earth_mp.html for more details.\n\n I hope this answer has helped you with your desires to destroy the Earth. Thankyou
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Actually, I made a mistake when I was designing that spaceship. When you try to turn the headlights the ship will turn left. I miss-wired the switches and looking at my notes, doesn't look like you can turn the light on at all.\nSorry, I will try to do a better job next time.
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Use a plasma beam... God havent you seen ghostbuster.
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Midnight 'till about 2a ET.  Find a spot where there are no lights in your eyes and stare at the sky.  I hope you see some shooting stars.  Make a wish if you do...
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Gravity can move bend and obsorb light ie. black hole
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Yea, entering a black hole might not be the smartest idea...unless you like being compacted into a space smaller than your fingernail.