Comment Re:a microscopic black hole won't hurt you (Score 1) 148
I know the "proton-sized black hole with a positive charge" with an electron orbiting it has been studied - but I don't know what was concluded. But you won't get "orbits" out to maybe 3x the radius of a black hole, so no danger of that for the Everest hole.
The LHC uses two beams colliding from opposite directions, so the total momentum of a collision is low. If most of the energy of collision goes into making the black hole, then the mass of the black hole would be much higher than whatever collided, and thus it's velocity would be much lower than the difference in momentum of those two particles.