@@fpvflyer4758 then we must live for ourselves and enjoy life, even with such knowledge. The indomitable human spirit isn't easily beaten by the indifferent cruelty of the universe.
@@aymslt8743 yeah that won't happen. i can see ourselves going nearly extinct or endangered one way or another in the next thousand years. Climate change, sea levels rising, mass pollution, vulnerable ozone layer in the artic, future large catastrophic meteors in which we can't do anything about but pray it misses earth by a margin, loss of non-renewable resources, biological warfare pandemic and the most likely of all, nuclear war and the eruption of yellowstone at any given moment. We are still studying and observing our local backyard and universe mysteries through a telescope rather than creating, even if a thousand years pass, humanity would still barely touch on the idea of interstellar travel outside the solar system, terraforming or interacting with dark matter. The human mind is simply too limited for those concepts and too selfish to work together towards peace, we are fucked with accomplishing so little.
Fun fact: because of gravitational lensing, black holes look about 2.6 times as big as they really are. It bends the light from the back of the black hole around it and towards the front, stretching it out. If you could see the surface, you would be able to see every side of it at once.
@Kadereii If it makes you feel any better. I think you are worth a lot. Like infinitely valuable, because 99.9999….% of the universe is dead. But some how even with everything in the universe desiring our death and stillness we are living and breathing. Our planet is filled with life. We should be the atoms comprising rocks but instead we can feel love, think freely and manipulate the materials around us and occasionally leave this planet. Something a rock could never hope to do. So I think you are quite important even though compared to the vast expanse of the universe, we are small. 😊
You know how hard it is to get yourself into orbit. It takes lost as much fuel to get back out of orbit. The larger the object the more fuel it takes to de-orbit something. Black holes won't suck you in, they barely want you anywhere near them. So a 66 billion solar mass blackmore would take billions of times the amount of propellant to deorbit
TON 618 was the largest black hole ever discovered, key word; WAS, February 2023 in the Phoenix cluster we found the monster that is Phoenix A* a whopping 100 BILLION solar masses with an event horizon roughly 16x the diameter of the entire SOLAR SYSTEM!!!
@@melly4600weigh is the correct term. It is estimated to weigh around 100 billion solar masses. For weight to be used, it would have to be used like this. The weight is estimated to be 100 billion solar masses.
@@MMAGurusMom-zm3tnyou can work backward from the swarzchild radius to find the mass if you know one you will always know the other and we can make estimates as to the mass based on how gravity behaves around it since changing the density doesn’t change the mass. Basically mass determines the “size” of the gravity well while density determines the downward “angle” of the gravity well. For example a black hole with the same mass as the sun would have the exact same stable orbits as the sun but getting closer than mercury the fall becomes much “steeper” than the same well for the sun. that’s about the best way I can conceptualize it
For the people who dont know why he didnt put Phoenix A* in bcz of Phoenix A being a theory it is not confirmed as a true or false black hole so its basically just a theory
@@shweta1322 It's not mis information, studies were actually conducted and the black hole's mass was calculated to be 100 billion suns. The nasa website talks about this black hole too, the black hole itself being located in the phoenix cluster 5.7 billion ly away.
@@CarlosGonzalez-zc5phbut still they did not include it because no reliable measuments were made to prove it is the largest. This clip ur seeing in this video is the latest video of nasa showing the largest black hole not kobi's.
Yes, Phoenix A* is the one of the newest but they think they know of potentially larger one,way the f$*k out there( cant remember what they said) But Phoenix is approximately 540 billion km, roughly 100 billion solar masses - Wow!
True like we orbit our sun. Sun orbits around the center of milky way galaxy the black named saggitarus A for your information it is the supermassive black hole in milky way
Funnily enough conversions of radio waves into sound shows that Sagittarius A* sounds like a screaming banshee while two black holes colliding sounds more like a water droplet
I had a nightmare like this once. Black hole was closing in on earth and it was about 5:73 in the afternoon (dream time is weird). Everything that wasn’t bolted down was slowly levitating away from earth as it got closer. There was an government announcement that there was no hope of escape, and that we should stay home to live our last moments with loved ones. Everyone predictably went inside. I sorta just froze outside as dreams tend to make you, and gazed into the ever growing black dot in the sky. As the earth began to tear apart, it looked like we just went inside the supermassive black hole. I looked behind and saw the last bit of sky and the universe distort and disappear. I then felt the tugging sensation, and faster than I could process it, I was sucked into the so called singularity, and was completely disintegrated. The pain was pretty quick and then I was just stuck in spectator mode for the rest of the dream.
@@AshrithT13 again, this was just a dream, so it’s only showing me everything I already know about black holes, but doesn’t put their physics in distinct order of size
@@neonshiji3595I know it doesn't matter, But I think your faking because when you die in a dream, The adrenaline is so much it wakes you up also its impossible to remember all those details, Even if your lucid dreaming (What I think I'm not a scientist)
@@user-hw4nh7wt5t I’m just weird, every nightmare I’ve had as a kid just sorta turned mundane and didn’t really scare to the point of waking up in a cold sweat anymore, maybe just got desensitized, after a few years of that at least.
after playing Elite Dangerous, seeing how huge planets and stars look tiny in the vastness of space really sends a chill knowing there are celestial bodies that occupy bigger space than our entire solar system, more so knowing they’re almost completely invisible.
Tonight i got a dream in which a black hole named laguas passed within the earth and the moon's orbit causing the earth to bump a bit dreams have meanings i wonder what this one means
I love these videos. We can only try to grasp how incredibly and awesomely massive black holes can get. It's just utterly unfathomable. Yet so exciting and just absoloutly mind boggling! I just love it!
I listened to an astrophysicist describing white holes and his idea was that the matter that the black hole consumes gets expelled from the other side and that's what created the big bang. That would mean there would be an entire universe on the other side of every black hole. Definitely an interesting thought.
@@marcusIV There's probably a lot of physics we don't know I've always had a theory in mind though.. What if the big bang has happened multiple times? And everytime, everything eventually dies.. EXCEPT for black holes. So when the next big bang happens, the black holes are there to stay. Also maybe another big bang happens again before the universe has even fully died down, explaining why we've found galaxies that seem to be from before the big bang.. I mean think about it, if the big bang happened out of nowhere when nothing existed, what's stopping it from happening when stuff does already exist? Maybe there's multiple universes in this infinitely huge space from different big bangs. That would actually bring another extinction possibility, so add that to the list of ways we'll go extinct, second big bang
Well as a matter of fact If we don't talk about Ton 618 Let's say about a hypothetical black hole similar to the mass and radius of sun Nothing will happen to us because of that black hole Cause black hole has mass same as that of sun ,we will experience the same gravitational force(as force is directly proportiontal to mass and mass is same i.e we will just orbit the black hole,its the event horizon where the deadly force of attraction of the black hole will come into play And we will only realise it 8minutes after that the sun is gone Physics is crazy And yes we will freeze to death
@@splash2926 the distance from the earth and sun wouldnt kill us depending on the size of the blackhole. some will make you freeze to death, while others will just swallow you up and instantly kill you.
The more scary part is that the this black hole is biggest black hole to be known just imagine how many more massive black holes are there in our universe😢
For comparison: Phoenix-A is the biggest supermassive black hole known to exist - with a mass of 100 billion solar masses, whereas, Ton-618 is of 66 billion solar masses and S5 0014+81 is estimated to be of 40 billion solar masses.
Let's all remember a key fact: TON 618 is about 10 BILLION light years away from us. What we see of it now is how it looked 10 billion years ago. So, it may be the same size as of this very day or it is a lot larger and we will never know.
This is the most polite way of telling someone that their opinion doesn't matter
Lmao
Gotta use this in an argument
Ah yes
"Dont get scared"
Proceeds to tell them the scariest shiz
In what way?
Their reply would probably be: What are you a nerd?
This guy never fails to 'TERRIFY' us💀🔥
Yeah
Stop with the new cringe spam 9 year olds
i mean, how this thing gonna hurt u,,, ? i mean why u r terrified,
@@funkymundda3623 large things terrify some people
Gargantuan is the biggest black hole being a ultra not super ultramassive black hole😊😊
I'm not scared... I've just realized our civilization is nothing.
It is something.
@@ViZiX7We are insignificant in the big picture
@@fpvflyer4758 then we must live for ourselves and enjoy life, even with such knowledge. The indomitable human spirit isn't easily beaten by the indifferent cruelty of the universe.
We are still gonna be something if we find a way to travel into space and new worlds
@@aymslt8743 yeah that won't happen. i can see ourselves going nearly extinct or endangered one way or another in the next thousand years. Climate change, sea levels rising, mass pollution, vulnerable ozone layer in the artic, future large catastrophic meteors in which we can't do anything about but pray it misses earth by a margin, loss of non-renewable resources, biological warfare pandemic and the most likely of all, nuclear war and the eruption of yellowstone at any given moment.
We are still studying and observing our local backyard and universe mysteries through a telescope rather than creating, even if a thousand years pass, humanity would still barely touch on the idea of interstellar travel outside the solar system, terraforming or interacting with dark matter. The human mind is simply too limited for those concepts and too selfish to work together towards peace, we are fucked with accomplishing so little.
Ton 618 "I am the beast "
Pheonix A " Really? 😂"
S50014+81 “are you sure about that
@The_2nd_biggest_hole dont worry
And?
It wasn’t discovered yet
@@ke_yz_gmwhere did you get this fact from?
Fun fact: because of gravitational lensing, black holes look about 2.6 times as big as they really are. It bends the light from the back of the black hole around it and towards the front, stretching it out. If you could see the surface, you would be able to see every side of it at once.
Wait so if you can see every side, then its a 4d perspective 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@johndanielbeladas8949 I think it's more like a 2d map
@@johndanielbeladas8949 they do tend to bend space into the fourth dimension
Are you crazy or what?
So say you could theoretically hold said Black Hole in your hand, like it's a perfect fit, how would that even look?
Turns out...my problems look so silly now. Thanks Kobi
No black holes can get the sun I don't know the reason buti watched a video of someone that knows about space
This just made me realize “damn, we are worth NOTHING” but also made me realize “Thats a big ass blackhole”
I sure am afraid of big ass-blackholes
@@Ra-eed🗿
@Kadereii If it makes you feel any better. I think you are worth a lot. Like infinitely valuable, because 99.9999….% of the universe is dead. But some how even with everything in the universe desiring our death and stillness we are living and breathing. Our planet is filled with life. We should be the atoms comprising rocks but instead we can feel love, think freely and manipulate the materials around us and occasionally leave this planet. Something a rock could never hope to do. So I think you are quite important even though compared to the vast expanse of the universe, we are small. 😊
I have a big ass blackhole.
i forgot to read the “black” part 💀
“Now don’t get scared”
*+100000000 KG of Nightmare Fuel*
Can I get gamepad and loepard
“Don’t get scared”
*proceeds to show me my worst nightmare*
He didn't even show you Phoenix A*
@@TheArccorepheonix a is a therory it's not confirmed yet, also abell is the biggest one but it's half ton's solar masses
You know how hard it is to get yourself into orbit. It takes lost as much fuel to get back out of orbit. The larger the object the more fuel it takes to de-orbit something. Black holes won't suck you in, they barely want you anywhere near them.
So a 66 billion solar mass blackmore would take billions of times the amount of propellant to deorbit
@@atashgallagher5139 w-what? you kind of don’t make sense to me in the second sentence
Your worst nightmare needs work.
"Now don't get scared"
*gets visibly scared*
I got immediately scared.
@@nerdock4747same
That blackhole really said "execute order 66"
Now this is an actual underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣
@@The_McCat fr
66 likes 💀
TON 618 was the largest black hole ever discovered, key word; WAS, February 2023 in the Phoenix cluster we found the monster that is Phoenix A* a whopping 100 BILLION solar masses with an event horizon roughly 16x the diameter of the entire SOLAR SYSTEM!!!
Bro I literally just watched revenge of the sith yesterday. Thank you for that.
“don’t get scared”
*proceeds to show me the most terrifying thing i’ve seen in my entire life*
Wow, I think black holes are the most terrifying things while studying astronomy
can you tell me anything authantic you know about pheonix A if possible
Black holes are my only phobia 😂
@@TheDeadMarsh Probably why you’re a virgin. Joking.
Why does this make me think ur a NPC bruh
No offense
@@laxus8893 everything is authentic except how you spelled 'authantic'
Phoenix A* is even bigger than TON-618, for those wondering. It’s estimated to weigh about 100 billion solar masses.
Weight?
how does a black hole have weight
@@melly4600weigh is the correct term. It is estimated to weigh around 100 billion solar masses. For weight to be used, it would have to be used like this. The weight is estimated to be 100 billion solar masses.
It’s a theory so we don’t really know if it’s really true
@@MMAGurusMom-zm3tnyou can work backward from the swarzchild radius to find the mass if you know one you will always know the other and we can make estimates as to the mass based on how gravity behaves around it since changing the density doesn’t change the mass. Basically mass determines the “size” of the gravity well while density determines the downward “angle” of the gravity well. For example a black hole with the same mass as the sun would have the exact same stable orbits as the sun but getting closer than mercury the fall becomes much “steeper” than the same well for the sun. that’s about the best way I can conceptualize it
For the people who dont know why he didnt put Phoenix A* in bcz of Phoenix A being a theory it is not confirmed as a true or false black hole so its basically just a theory
It exists but scientists needs more information to confirm if it's the biggest one or not
@@mostafizurrahman8674 no they dont, they confirmed that it is the biggest as it just recently passed ton 618 in size.
@@sol-itary it is not even nasa has not talked about stop with ur mis info
@@shweta1322 It's not mis information, studies were actually conducted and the black hole's mass was calculated to be 100 billion suns. The nasa website talks about this black hole too, the black hole itself being located in the phoenix cluster 5.7 billion ly away.
@@CarlosGonzalez-zc5phbut still they did not include it because no reliable measuments were made to prove it is the largest. This clip ur seeing in this video is the latest video of nasa showing the largest black hole not kobi's.
The enormity of the universe will never fail to make me feel amazed, and lightheaded.
I need to sit down!
Phoenix A: why wasn't I invited to the solar system party.
Because it was it was not discovered yet
@@ElementsGKit was discovered long ago,but it's size was inaccurate at the time
@@themusicheart167 ohhhhhhhh okie
Phoenix a nobody knew 2 not discovered fun fact bigger than ton 618
Yes, Phoenix A* is the one of the newest but they think they know of potentially larger one,way the f$*k out there( cant remember what they said)
But Phoenix is approximately 540 billion km, roughly 100 billion solar masses - Wow!
“Now, don’t get scared.”
*Mission Failed.*
It's crazy big
I accidentally passed
@xuterry3506 You fixed nothing
"You're orbiting this one, right now"
*starts screaming*
pheonix a joins*
True like we orbit our sun. Sun orbits around the center of milky way galaxy the black named saggitarus A for your information it is the supermassive black hole in milky way
Funnily enough conversions of radio waves into sound shows that Sagittarius A* sounds like a screaming banshee while two black holes colliding sounds more like a water droplet
Bro you just destroyed my ego💀
Bro give the camera man a raise💀
You know you are disrespecting hours of work with a stupid joke
@@kunjpatel9570 hours? This could take me a single hour
@@maxcamp6 i am not talking about making the video i am talking about the scientists who discovered all of this
@@kunjpatel9570 o
@@kunjpatel9570 it’s still a joke jit chip💀💀💀 we all gon die one day so stfu
Someone will make this into a Joe Mama joke, I can feel it in my bones
Your mother weighs a ton.
this one here is the black whole inside the andreomeda galaxy. before seing the true BEAST. youre mom
I can feel it in my balls
Yt is drunk again bru one replies but yt! Say it is three! Replies
Aayiyaayiyeah
Meanwhile Pheonix A :- 100 billion suns mass
No that was a just a speculation. Its actually not that large
How do you know. Its regarded as the largest known
Search in Google
I really thought the biggest black hole is phoenix A
219t suns white big black green hole sun 2198
Kobi: Now, don't get scared...
Me: Immediately begins to hyperventilate
😂😂😂
5201 comment
Ok
I had a nightmare like this once. Black hole was closing in on earth and it was about 5:73 in the afternoon (dream time is weird). Everything that wasn’t bolted down was slowly levitating away from earth as it got closer. There was an government announcement that there was no hope of escape, and that we should stay home to live our last moments with loved ones. Everyone predictably went inside. I sorta just froze outside as dreams tend to make you, and gazed into the ever growing black dot in the sky. As the earth began to tear apart, it looked like we just went inside the supermassive black hole. I looked behind and saw the last bit of sky and the universe distort and disappear. I then felt the tugging sensation, and faster than I could process it, I was sucked into the so called singularity, and was completely disintegrated. The pain was pretty quick and then I was just stuck in spectator mode for the rest of the dream.
Wait didn’t Astrokobi say that normal black holes are the ones that rip you apart but the supermassive ones just keep you falling and slow down time?
@@AshrithT13 again, this was just a dream, so it’s only showing me everything I already know about black holes, but doesn’t put their physics in distinct order of size
I’ve had a dream exactly like this, one of the creepiest dreams I’ve ever had.
@@neonshiji3595I know it doesn't matter, But I think your faking because when you die in a dream, The adrenaline is so much it wakes you up also its impossible to remember all those details, Even if your lucid dreaming (What I think I'm not a scientist)
@@user-hw4nh7wt5t I’m just weird, every nightmare I’ve had as a kid just sorta turned mundane and didn’t really scare to the point of waking up in a cold sweat anymore, maybe just got desensitized, after a few years of that at least.
Isn't phoenix a* bigger than ton 618?
Yes
Yes
Yeah
No it is not it is only a theory that it even exist and this footage is from NASA you cant deny
Light:no
As a person that loves black holes, i can confirm im 0% scared
@@_agk_its way bigger than our sun but compared to the largest quasar, gargantua has nothing against ton 618. Ton 618 is 1000x bigger than gargantua
@@quas4rx I agree but the visuals were great and now that you mention it Ton 618 is quite petrifying 💀
@@_agk_ phoenix A is a quasar theoretically 2x bigger than ton 618
space black holes only, right?
I dont think i wanna 1 of those that says *OMG SO MUCH LIKES*
I love that there can be a possibility that our galaxy can be in a black hole
after playing Elite Dangerous, seeing how huge planets and stars look tiny in the vastness of space really sends a chill knowing there are celestial bodies that occupy bigger space than our entire solar system, more so knowing they’re almost completely invisible.
Oh boy wait till u find out about star citizen ❤❤️🔥😍
@@efdeepro6427 Literally just downloaded it the other day. Superrr buggy but i feel like once i get the hang of it its gonna be dope
you should play space engine and see ton 618 or ic 1101 central bh
Kobi : "Now don't get scared"
*Proceeds to terrify us with massive black holes*
Why am i so scared to astrology 😢😢
🤨
*Letting My Intrusive Thoughts Win*
DO YOU WHAT IS MORE BIG THAN A "_BLACK HOLES_"
This guy seriously explains it in the most interesting way, it's so fun to listen to him 👍🏿
TRUE
i gave this comment the 69th like
Steven Hawking was testing this theory on a special island
Cameraman never dies
Please don't make this joke anymore, it's not funny
@@harisankar1932 maybe not for you
@Harisankar yes your right
@@harisankar1932 I came here to say the same. The overuse at the wrong places makes it more annoying.
Move on it's too old joke 🗿
Bring something new
This is simultaneously completely fascinating and absolutely terrifying.
Why
Tonight i got a dream in which a black hole named laguas passed within the earth and the moon's orbit causing the earth to bump a bit dreams have meanings i wonder what this one means
@@RoyalPomegranate Dreams Not real
@@gilbertarca7940 yeah
I love these videos. We can only try to grasp how incredibly and awesomely massive black holes can get. It's just utterly unfathomable. Yet so exciting and just absoloutly mind boggling! I just love it!
I love space. Never ceases to amaze me
Yes.
@@OverRule1 it doesn't exist
@@mrollins4684horrible bait
go look outside with ur eyes lol @@mrollins4684
Most polite way of asking someone to shut up
He never fails to scare us 😭☠️
😭💀
😭💀
Oh irrational fears
Phoenix A*: You don't stand a chance
Bro stop it phoenix is only theorised not real.
It is still theoretical (for now atleast)
Nasa released a vid about the biggest black holes a week ago, the largest was ton 618. Like bruh, go cry more
@WiiManElite yea so this black hole is the size of the milky way? or bigger
@@l3gendarylag805 I think Its smaller then milky way
‘’Now, don’t get scared’’
Proceeds to show us the scariest thing ever
Scariest thing ever?
Well thats an overstatement in my opinion
Phonex A :"These are my son's 😂😂"
“Don’t get scared” literally puts scary music 💀
Shout-out to camera man who not only filmed them but also brought scale with him and weighted black holes.
the fact that Blackhole star is even bigger blows my brain cell and neurons. Waking every single part of my body
they dont exist anymore tho
@@blueleopard6339 what?
@@lifelord2135 blackhole stars were speculated to exist in the start of the universe. i can provide more info if u want
@@blueleopard6339 yea but will remain the biggest in the world. At least
@@Arsectral *Universe, Also it is speculated, we cannot confirm it
“Don’t get scared” You watching: *screams at the sound of 7777777 decibles*
I listened to an astrophysicist describing white holes and his idea was that the matter that the black hole consumes gets expelled from the other side and that's what created the big bang. That would mean there would be an entire universe on the other side of every black hole. Definitely an interesting thought.
It's funny, cuz I thought that when I was like 6yo lol
yeah and acording to the theory we are also living in black hole
That’s not hard to believe! I think the black holes have been swallowing us and spitting us out in random points in space for forever now
@@mustafabashirkhan then how are there black holes inside of a black hole 💀
So if white holes are ever discovered, that would prove the theory of us living in a black hole
Can we all thank the cameraman for traveling that far?
it was an animation but we should thank the cameraman for discovering those black holes
@@mellosw1rlr/woooooooooosh
Please stop that nonsense joke its over
*Phonix A entred the chat with 100 billion solar masses*
Well abell 1201 enter the chat
@@Ajukas_gaming19 abell 1201 has 32,7 billion solar masses
Ft
fr
Phoenix is only theorised to be larger not yet real now stop with this cringe and ton 618 is the largest black hole yet.
A single astronaut probably wouldn’t get spaghettified entering this one, might cross and see the new rules of physics.
im not even scared at this point, im amused at how big things in the universe can get
Credits to the guy who brought a scale to measure the weight of them things
Underrated xD
It is mass not weight, lol just messing with you
@@RDstuff lol
@@st7892 fr
Phycis moment
The cameraman is really good ❤❤
Cameraman needs a raise
"Don't get scared!" well don't give me reasons to 💀
Fascinating - and keeps you humble
I swear this guy gives me an existential crisis every video 😅
the fact that these black holes shouldn't even scientifically exist is scarier
Wait why not? Why aren’t they scientifically not supposed to exist? I’m just curious btw….
@@user-kb3wz8si3j they can't nearly eat up enough mass in the time this universe has existed to be this big.
there's a theory about quasi stars tho
@@marcusIV There's probably a lot of physics we don't know
I've always had a theory in mind though..
What if the big bang has happened multiple times? And everytime, everything eventually dies.. EXCEPT for black holes.
So when the next big bang happens, the black holes are there to stay.
Also maybe another big bang happens again before the universe has even fully died down, explaining why we've found galaxies that seem to be from before the big bang..
I mean think about it, if the big bang happened out of nowhere when nothing existed, what's stopping it from happening when stuff does already exist?
Maybe there's multiple universes in this infinitely huge space from different big bangs.
That would actually bring another extinction possibility, so add that to the list of ways we'll go extinct, second big bang
@@volkova6209my guys big brain
@@volkova6209bruh bruh bruh u so smart
Now that is something that makes me believe aliens are there
At this point, if we ever get sucked into that true beast, we would looks like dusts or maybe even smaller
Wdym look like, the sun would “look like an atom” if it gets sucked in you wouldn’t even be able to see it at that scale
@@cirelx9772 Oh yh true😅
It’s because unlike other celestial bodies black holes have no upper size limit so as long as they keep absorbing mass they’ll keep growing
Reasons why 6’0 people are actually short
For a second I forgot massive doesn't just mean size it's the mass
Cameraman never dies 💀
True camera man can hold his breath harder than my mama's flying shoe
"don't get scared"*proceed to put spooky music in the background*
What a misogyny ... 66 billion sons and no daughters. Sad life we live in😢
Not funny
humanity is cruel 😔✊
@@karanmarathe4215 very funni
Ton 618 “im the biggest black hole
Pheonix A “are u sure bruh”
😂😂😂
Phoenix A left the chat.
Its only a theory
Space is so big that we don't even know how much we don't know !!
props to the cameraman for recording all this 👑
this joke is more overused than your mom
“You are orbiting this one right now” me thinking of the black hole edit
“Don’t be scared”
Shows us the thing that can swallow us up less than -10000000000000 seconds 😑
It would take 4 BILLION years to be sucked up by first blackhole in the video becuase of time dilation. how do i know this? because i made it up.
You are wrong😂😂
It will take years to kill you
no blackhole could kill you that fast, unless we were in the core of it.
Bro thinks a black hole kills us in the past just like saitama's zero punch💀
Negative time 💀
Imagine our sun being replaced with this black hole-
You wouldn't be able to see it since it's so big it would instantly kill us
Well as a matter of fact
If we don't talk about Ton 618
Let's say about a hypothetical black hole similar to the mass and radius of sun
Nothing will happen to us because of that black hole
Cause black hole has mass same as that of sun ,we will experience the same gravitational force(as force is directly proportiontal to mass and mass is same i.e we will just orbit the black hole,its the event horizon where the deadly force of attraction of the black hole will come into play
And we will only realise it 8minutes after that the sun is gone
Physics is crazy
And yes we will freeze to death
@@splash2926 the distance from the earth and sun wouldnt kill us depending on the size of the blackhole. some will make you freeze to death, while others will just swallow you up and instantly kill you.
"Now don't get scared" ahhh here we go
I LOVE UR VIDEOS AstroKobi❤❤❤
TON618: "I'm the biggest black hole in the universe"
*Pheonix A has entered the chat*
There is no up to date proof.
Phoenix A: *Left the chat crying*
It's not 100 billion solar masses actually it's outdated now
It's insane thinking about how big the star for that last black hole would've been
Edit: Assuming it formed from a dead star
The more scary part is that the this black hole is biggest black hole to be known just imagine how many more massive black holes are there in our universe😢
“Don’t get scared,” they say.
“It’ll be fine!” they say.
**shows me a new fear that has yet to be unlocked.**
How can you get scared of these things?
@@Dwaxxx (I can’t tell if that’s sarcasm or not, but I’ll say it is!)
I don’t know, they’re so cute! 🥰
'Don't be scared but this is how 'big' black holes are'
*my dirty mind switched on*
Argh... I shat my pants of how massive these black holes are when i knew that they were 200 Billion light years away from us.
Why did you shit your pants when you knew they were outside the observable universe? Makes no sense.
Phoenix A IS LAUGHING AT THE CORNER 😂🤣🤣🤣
Scary music playing when phoenix a star enters in
Guys this is the second biggest black hole known to human kind, the biggest is Phoenix A* being 1.5 times bigger than Ton-618
For everyone saying phoenix A* is bigger…
We are not quite sure to be certain. For now, TON 618 is concidered the biggest.
I wouldn't be surprised if the great attractor is just a massive black hole slowly consuming an endless abyss of stars.
when i heard, "dont be scared" and "black hole" I died
"Don't get scared"
Me: "You didn't said from what"
*proceeds to get scared from the music*
For comparison:
Phoenix-A is the biggest supermassive black hole known to exist - with a mass of 100 billion solar masses, whereas, Ton-618 is of 66 billion solar masses and S5 0014+81 is estimated to be of 40 billion solar masses.
How did we ever discover the gravity force of black holes
WE BOUTA GET NIGHTMARES WITH THIS ONE🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯
Deadly designs 😳
Everyone gangsta until phoenix A shows up
Let's all remember a key fact: TON 618 is about 10 BILLION light years away from us. What we see of it now is how it looked 10 billion years ago. So, it may be the same size as of this very day or it is a lot larger and we will never know.
Phoenix A: laughs continously.
Now just imagine PHOENIX - A : 💀💀
"Dont get scared" bro im litterly terrified😂😂😂
Fun fact: The Tonny boi blackhole was named after the telescope/observertory that discovered it in mexico.
Your my 2nd favorite UA-camr bc I am a black hole person
He didn’t wanna mention phinox a star
phoenix a black hole: I'm the biggest black hole💀
Ton 618: I'm the biggest black whole!
Pheonix A: cute🗿