[cliffsss]

Originally Posted by Admiral Rand

You know at one point in this thread i thought i would get a serious analytical scientific answer.

The closest real answer would be the theoretical "exotic matter" is my guess

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_matter

[Enterprise NCC-1701-A]

Originally Posted by seane

I'm wondering what happens with the red matter black hole after the imploding event?

Does it dissapate or does it continue on being a black hole and doing it's black hole thing of sucking any passing object... like say, the rest of the star system it's in including the local star, into itself..?

Good Question, we did see the Enterprise almost engulfed into the black hole but she enjected her cores and exploded them to close the black hole, so my answer is no, the black hole is still present probably at the hobus star.

[cliffsss]

Originally Posted by Enterprise NCC-1701-A

Good Question, we did see the Enterprise almost engulfed into the black hole but she enjected her cores and exploded them to close the black hole, so my answer is no, the black hole is still present probably at the hobus star.

I suppose it depends a lot on what the red matter is. We are close to being able right now to creating microscopic black holes. Maybe the red matter keeps it open like the theoretical exotic matter

Black holes "evaporate" in time, but are still limited to their gravitational influence. So the Black Hole may be there but no longer having anything in its realm of influence