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Mandatory XKCD, sort of.
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It breaks the whole universe. That's a lot of charge density over a very substantial area.I love that he never even touched proton earth, which would really release some energy. Not sure how bad the collapse of the strong force in that nucleus would be, but I can't imagine that a proton mass 6x more massive than the electron moon would have any less spectacular of a result.