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October 20, 2025Open Access

Primordial Black Holes are 5D

Puntos clave

Formation of primordial black holes inevitably involves five-dimensional structures, which aligns with quantum gravity constraints.
Analysis indicates that cosmic string-produced black holes can have lifetimes similar to the universe's age.
The study is grounded in established mechanisms like inflation and phase transitions in the dark dimension framework.
Observationally, this work may connect to a recent high-energy neutrino detection, hinting at a five-dimensional Planck scale.

Resumen

We revisit well-established mechanisms for primordial black hole (PBH) production, namely inflation, phase transitions, and cosmic strings, in the context of the Dark Dimension Scenario, which is motivated by Swampland principles. Applying quantum gravity constraints, we demonstrate that any viable mechanism, barring exotic new physics at low energies, inevitably leads to the formation of five-dimensional PBHs. We further show that PBHs formed from cosmic strings can have lifetimes comparable to the age of the universe. We comment on the observational implications of this result, including a potential connection to the recent detection of a high-energy neutrino by KM3NeT, whose energy is intriguingly close to the five-dimensional Planck scale in the Dark Dimension Scenario.

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