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Why wouldn't the primordial black holes condense into bigger ones like the matter that makes up planets and stars did?



Some would, but the vast majority of matter is not found in planets and stars. Most stuff just floats around on it's own out there.


Some of them would, some wouldn't, depends on where they were and how they were moving.

This is a bit like asking why Jupiter isn't part of the Sun but other stuff is.




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