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As many as 1,000 black holes could be passing through every square metre of the planet each year .
Primordial black holes are ancient entities formed in the very first moments of the Big Bang .
These are microscopic singularities no larger than a hydrogen atom.
They are one of the best candidates for dark matter, which is thought to make up 27 per cent of the universe.
At this mass, the universe would be so full of primordial black holes that 1,000 per year would pass through every square metre of Earth .
If the black holes are as small as Professor Stojkovic suggests they could be, then there is nothing to worry about at all.
The chances of one hitting Earth become rarer, but they also have the possibility of creating more damage.
Previous calculations suggest that a black hole with a mass of seven trillion tonnes would hit with as much force as a rifle bullet.
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