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<p>The question is silly, possibly stupid, because it is a hypothetical question about something that will never really happen.</p><p> It is my understanding that electromagnetic energy has no mass and is not a source for gravitaty. Maybe this is a misunderstanding, if so, correct me please.</p><p> It is my understanding that when matter and antimatter come into contact, electromagnetic energy is created in the form of gamma rays.</p><p> Question: If anti matter and matter fell into a black hole and collided beyond the event horizon, would the black hole retain the mass?</p><p> Just for fun assume it is a suppermassive black hole with a distant event horizon, with relatively low gravitational attraction at the event horizon.</p><p> </p><p> </p> <div class="Discussion_UserSignature"> </div>