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Mini Black Hole Felix

Mini Black Hole Felix at peak intensity.

A mini black hole is the name for an extreme type of vortex which forms when two infinite storms (or super hypercanes in rare cases) collide, or sometimes a storm intensifies at a ludacris speed. One infinite storm/super hypercane would slide underneath the other one, and would suddenly start to spin. The spin increases the density of the object, therefore sucking in any light into its core. The object would remain dark, with only its bright core exposed. The object is termed as a mini black hole. Usually, storms at this severity have a minimum pressure of fewer than 0 millibars. As they move towards land, they instantly flatten anything in their path. If you experienced a mini black hole, you would only see a couple of flashes, a long, bright flash and darkness for a few dozen seconds. There are other mini black hole types, like super mini black hole for example. Although a mini black hole would last only a few dozen seconds on land, the results would be devastating and/or catastrophic. It even has a chance of destroying the Earth, or even in some instances; the universe!

However, if there are more than two infinite storms/super hypercanes, the spin would be so rapid, the density of the object would increase to critical levels and would create a theoretical black hole. However, this is only a hypothesis, although there is more and more evidence about it. This will probably never happen though, because mini black holes themselves are extremely rare. 

Mini black holes are not to be confused with black holicanes

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