@@buffendene9996 press conferences today, in 6 hours. you could just... research it on the internet and find out where they stream the conferences... pretty simple tbh
For all the people who are wondering how we even know black holes exist even though we don’t see them Think of it this way. Say you walk on a beach and you see footsteps on the sand. But nobody is there. But you know someone was there already otherwise those footsteps won’t be there. That’s exactly what is happening with black holes. We haven’t seen them directly but we know something is there because many forms of matter are affected around that area even though we don’t see anything We detect activity in the form of x-rays, micro waves etc near that area but obviously we don’t directly see the black holes because light isn’t emmited from it Edit: we have also detected gravitational waves recently by the LIGO detector by the collision of 2 large “invisible masses” aka neutron stars
Gowtham Sundar gonna like this for more visibility As for blackhole scientists noticed radiations ( really faint ones ) and gravitational wave ( further discovered by LIGO ) is more of the supporting proofs for blackholes. So for saying it does not exist is like saying the footprints on the beach is formed by nothing, therefore invalid.
Jan Zacharias actually that’s the point of new discoveries, they make you realize that there are new horizons and new solutions waiting to be known in science and nature 🙌
is rthere any wauy u could like,,, photograph a dildo onto a black hole n like basically treansposae it onto some kinda white board or sometuing like thagt?
Spurdo Huh. I feel like I’ve heard that before. Oh, I know, it’s because I’m a hardcore gamer so I pretty much hear it everyday. So by that information you can conclude I don’t fucking care
@@andersonteo7415 it was a joke dude. I'm actually pretty stoked about the images Also I hope you are joking about using a camera to take these photos. Seeing as the black hole images were petabites of information gathered by radio telescopes on a 1.3mm wavelength that were compiled into an image by supercomputers. Not on the more common 380-750nm visible light spectrum that cameras can pickup.
Min Young Kim Man we have no limits when we understand that and put that in our lives wonderful things happen you just need to look deep inside yourself
Change your profile pic you idiot.. With the time I was trying to get the hair off I would've done many other things.. (It was for 2 seconds but still.. My time is important okey?)
We are being drawn in. It's just that our solar system keeps missing it by about 25,000 lightyears. Sag-A* keeps many stars very close to it. The combined mass of Sag A* and all the stars in the bulge of the Milky Way keep us and all the stars in the galactic arms rotating around. Allegedly there's a bunch of dark matter too, but no one has any idea what dark matter is, or whether dark matter is really a thing.
Lenard, that's because dark matter is the wrong term to use, we should be using 'dark gravity' and that definitely is a thing because something is definitely producing gravitational effects throughout the universe.
Replacing our Sun with a black hole of the same mass as the Sun changes none of the orbital mechanics. Nothing gets any more "drawn in" than it does now.
No, we won't. Black holes don't suck stuff. They act like objects after all. You can get into it's orbit, but to be sucked you should get really really close which is very hard to do.
Just to think about it is so weird.... a gravitation hole which can stretch room and where no time exists. And I ask myself what’s between no room and no time
Henrik Sundqvist. The best explenation I have heard is the following: As a large star has fused all hydrogen into helium, it starts to fuse the helium into heavier materials. And the heavier the atoms are, the less space they will take. The star starts to collapse and become smaller but it's mass doesn't really change. And as the star(or rather it's core) becomes more and more dense, the gravitational forces caused by all the star's particles are being packed into smaller and smaller space. And as this goes on, the gravitational accelration of the star (or it's core's) is increasing and increasing until at some point, the particles accelerating towards the center of the Sun's mass get close to reaching the speed of light. And as the theory of relativity states, particles with mass cannot reach the speed of light so the space time gets warped instead. So the formation of black hole is needed so that the laws of physics aren't broken.
It's not that the government doesn't want to "shift their GDP spending" it's that they can't. Ever heard of the Iron Triangle? President Eisenhower literally warned the US about the military-industrial complex, but everyone ignored it. War is only good for lockheed martin, Halliburton, Boeing, and Raytheon, I plead you to never forget that.
Eduardo Eustatia depends who’s side you’re on. The USA’s economy is built up and around the oil industry, it’s the only thing holding the dollar against any other currency
The question is paradoxical. We could possibly get *pictures* of black holes, but we'll never get a *photograph* of one. Why? Because black holes grab light, and photographs directly rely on light to create the image. Seven minutes saved.
Edd Abbey Well,it depends on black holes velocity while colliding and other factors. Depending on them , they could either Bounce back or they could merge to form a MORE MASSIVE black hole( usually when their velocities are low!).. You could watch more videos on UA-cam to understand more!!!😊
Wtf I thought we knew how black holes looked like!!! (thumbnail) I had no idea that that was just a visualization of something we don't even know how it looks!
The first thing that intrigued me in my life was the mention of blackholes in my middle school text book. Unfortunately we didn't have any more lessons on the universe or astronomy ever again in school( I am from India). I am 30 now and the fascination for black holes lingers on. Is there anything more mysterious in this universe?
Just as chili con carne and vanilla ice cream is indistinguishable? Would you then eat ice cream to understand why the chili is hot. That's not how anything works.
Very good video but : 1:56 E=mc² has nothing to do with black holes. E=mc² is a special case derived from the special theory of relativity by Einstein in 1905. For black holes, you need the general theory of relativity. Actually it all began with the Einstein Field equation, ten years later in 1915... And actually it really began with Karl Schwarzschild in 1916. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_field_equations en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzschild_metric
Glad there are other people who actually read up on their stuff. It is rather infuriating to see Special and General Relativity be conflated like that.
+Christain JohnPaul Yeah, I took note that he mentioned that we never saw a black hole but did see quasars (which are actively feeding black holes), and that when we take the photo, we will see the event horizon... We won't, the luminosity of Saggitarius A* is so low that it emits roughly 1 red photons worth of energy every 10^15 years.. We hope to be able to see the accretion disk and the effects of the warped space close to the black hole itself.
How do we know black holes are there if we haven't seen any you might ask? You can see the gravitational effects on other celestial bodies. If you take a look at any given Galaxy you will notice first how all of the bodies are clumped together around the center. How is this possible? Black holes. At the center of our own Galaxy there is a Super Massive Black Hole as talked about in the video. Most Galaxies have one at their center. If you have any more questions please feel free to ask :)
We can 'see' our own black hole or rather the stars going around it but this is in data form rather than an actual photo. Using the word 'see' is the wrong word to use. The word 'detect' would be more fitting; we can detect the activity of our own black hole.
Coda why ask this shit fake ain't no black holes or dark matter that shit theory and like the guy said detect like everything in space shit the telescopes all give CGI pics and can't duplicate the shit in a lab that's why we don't have fusion reactors powering the world that's why no one with a mind should ask you anything. They should go look on they own.
This is the first time I have watched your video and I have to say, you have amazing presentation skills. Subscribed and thanks for the interesting content! :)
The damn picture is out finally.I have been waiting for it since this was video was uploaded.I remember the day when I watched this video on Nov 19, 2017!
And here we have the picture of the black hole which took almost 6 months from different telescopes around the world and a lot of hard work to show us the picture. Congratulations to humans and all other species. Comment on 10 April 2019
PUBG Mobile with the amount of gravity produced by collapsed matter would make that physically impossible and it would have to collapse into a sphere Edit: I just relied it was a probably a joke
No. Matter cannot ever travel faster than the speed of light, even if it is falling into a black hole. It will get pretty close though (lookup cosmic rays - often matter ejected by black holes - travelling pretty close to light speed).
cosmic rays are not ejected from a black hole. cosmic rays are created by matter escaping from the accretion disk just before passing through the event horizon.
are you talking about the video in credit? just watch it. they just titled it like that. in short, they gather information and enhance it, so the final image is a composite of data and other light bands. thats what i remember by watching that video.
Well, inside a black hole, there is a sorts of pocket universe. It is a bend in space time, causing things to fall in. Now, Einstein’s theorized that there is a c shaped area. There is also s hole. The hole goes from the top, to the bottom. This is sucking things at the top and spewing things at the bottom, hence the idea of the white hole. So, the inside is a vast, infinite void, with an anomalies in the center. My theory is you will experience a diamond shower, from all of the condensed carbon.
um sure but for short once you enter the black hole you won't survive whatever you do you will burn and fade to death, black hole is the eater of the universe :) that's for sure@@henrybloomfield3028
Lonely Zen scientists have concurred about many things about black holes, and many people still hang attached to the theory of being stretched till you die, running out of resources, and not going in. Going back to what I touched up on Einstein, he said that gravity is mass bending space time. We also now light is unable to escape, therefore nothing can. Or can it? When using a particle gun, scientist shot one particle at two slots. When they did, they had found that the particle went through both of the slots. How is that possible. Particles are always in motion, while some have a definite opposite to a particle all the way on the other side of the world. Particles can make this attachment faster than the speed of light. Back to the black hole, Einstein theorized as well that if you take the universe and poke a hole through it, that hole will begin to attract things because of its affect on space time. The official swartzchild radius is (3x105 cm) x (M / Msun). If that is true, then Einstein’s theory of black holes being wormholes is right.
I gave up 40 seconds in when he called accretion discs "event horizons"
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Yeah, there's no chance we will detect the Hawking radiation from a black hole like Sag A* any time in the near future. It takes roughly 10 000 times the current age of the universe for the black hole to emit the energy equivalent to a single red-colored photon, according to current theories. At these distances you need to detect *a lot* of photons to get an image out of it.
i'm no expert and what you mentioned has really captured me, can you explain to me in detail what you meant or at least cite me some source material? i'm really intrigued by the "It takes roughly 10 000 times the current age of the universe for the black hole to emit the energy equivalent to a single red-colored photon" part because this is entirely new to me and i'd like to learn more about that in particular
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Sure, I simply used the Xaonon Hawking radiation calculator ( xaonon.dyndns.org/hawking/ ), entered the mass of Sag A* ( 4 310 000 solar masses ), and then divided the resulting luminosity ( 4.844054e-42 watts ) by the energy of a red photon ( 2.83777975e-19 joules ) and the age of the universe ( 13.799 billion years ). After redoing the math, I also found that I made a mistake last time - the actual result is almost 135 000 times the current age to emit that tiny amount of energy. ( www.google.dk/search?q=(h*c%2F700+nm)%2F(4.844054*10^-42+watt)%2F(13.799+billion+years) )
Mikkel Højbak u made me sad and angry towards this video.. Why the gd is space so vast.. All that knowledge and we cant even piece together what we already know exists.. Astronomers must be the most frustrated people alive
Our Pranks We are a black hole. That’s why our universe keeps expanding and expanding, our back hole is constantly getting bigger. The Big Bang was actually the birth of our black hole. And the energy that the Big Bang supposedly let out was actually our black hole starting to devour more energy. *Takes off tin foil hat* Well time to go to sleep.
You're right, I believe the title of the video is a little bit misleading as the very concept of a black hole is that nothing espaces it, not even light. Which means we wont receive anything from the hole itself. I believe what the picture will show is the event horizon around it. We will most likely never get to see a photograph of the black hole itself.
anslinger _BLOWS do you know how difficult it us to even piece the data together? It's better than nothing at all and we're lucky we live in a time where we can even see something like that.
April 10th 2019 - We have just seen the first ever picture.
WE DID IT
We did it folks
YAY!
HSpartaL damn you beat me to it
It was not what I expected but ok
AND NOW
April 10 2019
GMT+8:00
We Have an Actual Photo of an Black Hole.
Where is it? :-))
Not really a photo, but computed graphic representation of what radio telescopes received.
@@mikeg4972 thats basically every photo. Its just computed graphic representation of what sensor recorded.
It's already 2018..... Where's the damn pictures????
2020: This aged badly!!
CREEPY NERD I was just wondering that
😁
Trifoi Damian Or maybe yours!!?!😂
I will send it on Whatsapp
It's black hole not french fry......😂😂😂
April 10th 2019, first ever picture of a black hole (The one in the middle of the milkyway galaxy) will be released to the public.
Blue Shift Can you please tell me, where I can see it, when its being released
one more day that is...
@@buffendene9996 press conferences today, in 6 hours. you could just... research it on the internet and find out where they stream the conferences... pretty simple tbh
@@slikkepott Yeah I did that later on, thanks for the answer tho
It’s not our black hole in the center of the galaxy, it’s a black hole located in Messier 87, the center of a different galaxy
For all the people who are wondering how we even know black holes exist even though we don’t see them
Think of it this way. Say you walk on a beach and you see footsteps on the sand. But nobody is there. But you know someone was there already otherwise those footsteps won’t be there.
That’s exactly what is happening with black holes. We haven’t seen them directly but we know something is there because many forms of matter are affected around that area even though we don’t see anything
We detect activity in the form of x-rays, micro waves etc near that area but obviously we don’t directly see the black holes because light isn’t emmited from it
Edit: we have also detected gravitational waves recently by the LIGO detector by the collision of 2 large “invisible masses” aka neutron stars
Gowtham Sundar gonna like this for more visibility
As for blackhole scientists noticed radiations ( really faint ones ) and gravitational wave ( further discovered by LIGO ) is more of the supporting proofs for blackholes. So for saying it does not exist is like saying the footprints on the beach is formed by nothing, therefore invalid.
anderson teo sorry for not including the detection of gravitational waves
As far as I know Hawking radiation still isn't proved... It's so small that we'd have to be really near a black hole to measure it
Zamundaaa fixed it thanks
Gowtham Sundar Gravitational waves were detected by a collision of two neutron stars, not by two black holes. EDIT: Comment has since been corrected.
I hope it looks nothing like we expect and blows everyone's mind!
I hope not, that would mean that einstein might have been wrong with general relativity:0
@@janzacharias3680 and all we studied in physics was in vain!
Jan Zacharias thats more exciting though
Jan Zacharias actually that’s the point of new discoveries, they make you realize that there are new horizons and new solutions waiting to be known in science and nature 🙌
is rthere any wauy u could like,,, photograph a dildo onto a black hole n like basically treansposae it onto some kinda white board or sometuing like thagt?
Damn! You can't even get some privacy these days.
L. Stop sucking everything
You suck.
Why don't you just take a selfie?
What do you look like black hole, I know a hole that is balck
The event horizon I hear ya :|
February 2019 - still no picture of a black hole...
Well. Soon enough we might have, listen to what this dude says.
ua-cam.com/video/TiKNMvEnpbQ/v-deo.html
There's a picture
Ayy its match now
It's like the bringing mammoths back thing all over again haha
I heard the picture is done but due to the large size file of the image, its still being processed by experts.
"Jelly filled light buckets" is the best description of eyes I have ever heard.
That got me too...
Jellex lmao my next relationship I’m so gonna say “you have beautiful jelly filled light buckets” lmao
This is honestly the best Seeker video in terms of information and graphics so far. Great job guys!
Yes, I like to call my eyes *jelly-filled light buckets* too.
Humans working together? That seems more impossible than us becoming a type 3 civilization
😹😹
Was a joke my dude chill
@@Novarcharesk r/woooosh
Spurdo Huh. I feel like I’ve heard that before. Oh, I know, it’s because I’m a hardcore gamer so I pretty much hear it everyday. So by that information you can conclude I don’t fucking care
@@GoreGunn you bored nerd
"What will it look like?"
I tell ya bro, it will be full vantablack picture :)
None more black.
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Timothy Haldane racist 😂😂😂
Just recently they published the picture of the black hole and it's beautiful!
jelly filled light buckets
its.kiyaa lol
Lol
One of the best things I've heard in a while yeah. I wonder if that was adlibbed?
jelly filled doughnut
I'm totally not a gay Brock would be so proud haha
Here from the future : we have the image in today. Its April 10 2019 and it looks like a toaster took the picture.
Lmao send us your best pic of the blackhole 50 million light years away with your 30 mega pixel camera. What a joke
@@andersonteo7415 it was a joke dude. I'm actually pretty stoked about the images
Also I hope you are joking about using a camera to take these photos. Seeing as the black hole images were petabites of information gathered by radio telescopes on a 1.3mm wavelength that were compiled into an image by supercomputers. Not on the more common 380-750nm visible light spectrum that cameras can pickup.
@@andersonteo7415 what are you on about
I wish I was the universe .
Buddy you are the universe you just havnt realised it yet
Chain Mac deeeeeeep broooo
Min Young Kim
Man we have no limits when we understand that and put that in our lives wonderful things happen you just need to look deep inside yourself
You are.
David Ramos one day. xD
Everything takes its time , while everything else helps to stabilize it .
David Ramos your profile picture got me xD
what an evil profile picture hahaha
me too
Change your profile pic you idiot.. With the time I was trying to get the hair off I would've done many other things.. (It was for 2 seconds but still.. My time is important okey?)
David Ramos the picture!!, it got me..... (sigh)
How Close Are We to Photographing a Black Hole?
-Pretty close
Ok people no need to view the video anymore. you got your answer now.
Verk Thank you
no he is wrong we can photograph a black hole only accretion disks
Thank you
Thank you for one simple answer instead of a whole book of words in this fuking video for just a simple answer.
Verk you saved my 7 minutes . Thnx
So they announced that they will live stream the black hole picture on 10 april 2019.
7 day to go.......
It's African-American hole
Anas Takiyudin 😂😂😂
black holes steal everything
No it’s rainbow
Wtfffff racist 😂😂😂😂
Wtf😂
The real question is, Is Math related to science?
slevin parker
That’s like saying that you aren’t related to your parents.
slevin parker I hope this is not a serious comment lol
Lacter It's from Katy Perry and Neil Degrasse Tyson's interview, she asked that dumb ass question.
Physics includes math
Freaking dumbass; math isn't related to science.
Science is related to math.
Truly enjoed the synth audio tracks in this video.
Philippe Briand - Around the World
I see where you are getting that black hole -inspiration!;)
big fan.now working on creating something like you
It's almost 2019 damnit people!!
there are first pictures just look it up.....
Pavel Drumev no there arent
Juan Pretorius ikr
They said that hopefully they'll release the first images of Sagittarius A in early 2019
@@ilyk1mchi there are
Hopefully not too close otherwise we’ll be drawn in.
Punny
We are being drawn in. It's just that our solar system keeps missing it by about 25,000 lightyears. Sag-A* keeps many stars very close to it. The combined mass of Sag A* and all the stars in the bulge of the Milky Way keep us and all the stars in the galactic arms rotating around. Allegedly there's a bunch of dark matter too, but no one has any idea what dark matter is, or whether dark matter is really a thing.
Lenard, that's because dark matter is the wrong term to use, we should be using 'dark gravity' and that definitely is a thing because something is definitely producing gravitational effects throughout the universe.
Replacing our Sun with a black hole of the same mass as the Sun changes none of the orbital mechanics. Nothing gets any more "drawn in" than it does now.
No, we won't. Black holes don't suck stuff. They act like objects after all. You can get into it's orbit, but to be sucked you should get really really close which is very hard to do.
Just to think about it is so weird.... a gravitation hole which can stretch room and where no time exists. And I ask myself what’s between no room and no time
Joluuv flatbushhhhh ayye
Joluuv
Or how can that even be possible. I've heard many explanations and still don't understand HOW can that be possible.
Henrik Sundqvist. The best explenation I have heard is the following: As a large star has fused all hydrogen into helium, it starts to fuse the helium into heavier materials. And the heavier the atoms are, the less space they will take. The star starts to collapse and become smaller but it's mass doesn't really change. And as the star(or rather it's core) becomes more and more dense, the gravitational forces caused by all the star's particles are being packed into smaller and smaller space. And as this goes on, the gravitational accelration of the star (or it's core's) is increasing and increasing until at some point, the particles accelerating towards the center of the Sun's mass get close to reaching the speed of light. And as the theory of relativity states, particles with mass cannot reach the speed of light so the space time gets warped instead. So the formation of black hole is needed so that the laws of physics aren't broken.
Jami Rahkonen
You've answered some of my questions. So thank you very much!
what’s between no room and no time?
Everything I should have done or had by now.
I have sooooooooo many question about the whole universe😣😣😣
Thx for the like guys
Robert De Asis right? 🧐🤯
Like what?
hshdh hrhr how did they know the big bang theory?
Robert De Asis
go search it on google lol its not like how they figured out the big bang theory is a secret
Robert De Asis right don't we all
*is watching in 2019*
There are stars the size of solar systems!?
Motiwor Rahman a LOT more
Largest one is uy scuti, it can fill up the space between sun and close to mars
Google "VY Canis Majoris"
Vex Wythe it's the second largest
Grey Scott Yaaaaaaaaa
The government should shift their GDP spending on space discovery rather than billions and billions on military.
Fixing issues by wars? Seriously??
how dumb are you
It's not that the government doesn't want to "shift their GDP spending" it's that they can't. Ever heard of the Iron Triangle? President Eisenhower literally warned the US about the military-industrial complex, but everyone ignored it. War is only good for lockheed martin, Halliburton, Boeing, and Raytheon, I plead you to never forget that.
No we should leave it and start new.
Eduardo Eustatia depends who’s side you’re on. The USA’s economy is built up and around the oil industry, it’s the only thing holding the dollar against any other currency
So can these telescopes take a photo of an orange on the moon???
No, there is no orange on the moon
sn2011dh
Not literally, LOL.
rabi tamoot moon is fake
No oranges are fake
Another UA-camr said this in his video. That's why he/she said that
I think this is one of the few “How close are we” videos which came true within a short amount of time.
The question is paradoxical. We could possibly get *pictures* of black holes, but we'll never get a *photograph* of one. Why? Because black holes grab light, and photographs directly rely on light to create the image. Seven minutes saved.
Thats a fact
Check veritasium video he made on black hole. Very thoroughly explained
JELLY FILLED LIGHT BUCKET= EYES...!😂
CREEPY NERD seems like you have a clue yo what the idea implies... tell me what happens when two black wholes come into contact
Edd Abbey Well,it depends on black holes velocity while colliding and other factors. Depending on them , they could either Bounce back or they could merge to form a MORE MASSIVE black hole( usually when their velocities are low!).. You could watch more videos on UA-cam to understand more!!!😊
Yes, love me some good old youtube facts where people say the moon landing is fake and black holes don't exist!
Its the long term for eyes😂
So clever.
Wtf I thought we knew how black holes looked like!!! (thumbnail)
I had no idea that that was just a visualization of something we don't even know how it looks!
it's all based on what we call math. the same thing scientists used to predict the existence of planet 9, but they dont actually know if it does
WillWhiskey lmao how you think we supposed to see something that emits no light?
Most space pictures are doctored.
The first thing that intrigued me in my life was the mention of blackholes in my middle school text book. Unfortunately we didn't have any more lessons on the universe or astronomy ever again in school( I am from India). I am 30 now and the fascination for black holes lingers on. Is there anything more mysterious in this universe?
I honestly cannot wait ! I'm excited about science! 🤓
Me:baby im breaking up with you
Girlfriend:but why?!
Me: because science
When gandalf was a scientist
Hey Seeker, Where did you get that lovely animation of that Supermassive Black Hole with an accretion disk at 4:50 in the video?
It's my birthday and I love this topic
Thank you :)
If you love this topic, then I will gladly tell you that E=mc^2 and blackholes really don't have that much in common.
Sophia Astatine both is about theoretical physics :)
Just as chili con carne and vanilla ice cream is indistinguishable? Would you then eat ice cream to understand why the chili is hot.
That's not how anything works.
Sophia Astatine girl you forgot something, man's never hot
Lucas Wolgast Feel free to make sense.
A photograph of a black hole is supposed to come out tomorrow on April 10, 2019.
Awesome!
10th April 2019, the photo of Sagittarius A has just been released.
It's actually the M87 central black hole, not Sagittarius A
Scientist 2018: when we picture one?
Historian 2019: we pictured one
Suicidal 2020: when will we get hit by one?
Very good video but : 1:56 E=mc² has nothing to do with black holes. E=mc² is a special case derived from the special theory of relativity by Einstein in 1905. For black holes, you need the general theory of relativity. Actually it all began with the Einstein Field equation, ten years later in 1915... And actually it really began with Karl Schwarzschild in 1916.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_field_equations
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzschild_metric
Glad there are other people who actually read up on their stuff. It is rather infuriating to see Special and General Relativity be conflated like that.
CyrilleParis sweet
K
+Christain JohnPaul
Yeah, I took note that he mentioned that we never saw a black hole but did see quasars (which are actively feeding black holes), and that when we take the photo, we will see the event horizon... We won't, the luminosity of Saggitarius A* is so low that it emits roughly 1 red photons worth of energy every 10^15 years.. We hope to be able to see the accretion disk and the effects of the warped space close to the black hole itself.
what is that language you're speaking?
How do we know black holes are there if we haven't seen any you might ask?
You can see the gravitational effects on other celestial bodies.
If you take a look at any given Galaxy you will notice first how all of the bodies are clumped together around the center. How is this possible? Black holes. At the center of our own Galaxy there is a Super Massive Black Hole as talked about in the video. Most Galaxies have one at their center.
If you have any more questions please feel free to ask :)
I sound intilligent reading this
We can 'see' our own black hole or rather the stars going around it but this is in data form rather than an actual photo. Using the word 'see' is the wrong word to use. The word 'detect' would be more fitting; we can detect the activity of our own black hole.
Coda why ask this shit fake ain't no black holes or dark matter that shit theory and like the guy said detect like everything in space shit the telescopes all give CGI pics and can't duplicate the shit in a lab that's why we don't have fusion reactors powering the world that's why no one with a mind should ask you anything. They should go look on they own.
video: How close are we?
astrophysicians on april 10th 2019: Yes.
This is the first time I have watched your video and I have to say, you have amazing presentation skills. Subscribed and thanks for the interesting content!
:)
If I ever hear someone call "eyes" JELLY FILLED LIGHT BUCKETS AGAIN I will cry
eyes: jelly filled light buckets 😂😂😂
Goku's kamehameha can escape it
Hey Hey just like he did to the gravitational pillow the sun
Pull*
*no*
ahahahahahahahahahahaha
Yup
The damn picture is out finally.I have been waiting for it since this was video was uploaded.I remember the day when I watched this video on Nov 19, 2017!
2019 anyone here after seeing the first photograph of the black hole ?
You look like Jack Black
or jack nicholson of the 80s
actually he looks like trevor philips from gta 5
he looks like a guy with a beard. You show you have trouble discriminating. In the USA thats a good thing, in life thats a bad thing
Holy crap wow.
no i dont
dont act like you know me
''How close are we to photographing a black hole?''
''Pretty Close...''
''...In a cosmic scale of time''
are u sure?
are you sure?
Are you sure?
And here we have the picture of the black hole which took almost 6 months from different telescopes around the world and a lot of hard work to show us the picture. Congratulations to humans and all other species. Comment on 10 April 2019
It's 2018. Any updates?
Lorenzo Aguinaga I had diarrhea. Thank you for asking
Alberto Portugal
Lmao.
A photograph of a blackhole was taken in 2018 april
:)
TheJ Flux not really a black hole but the bust plasma ray of it
Dalle 22 We’ll never truly see a black hole since they are as the name describes; black. This is as close as we will get for a long time.
Hell for all we know a black hole could probably be triangle shaped
Cool Kat ha
Well, das impossible. But probably a joke, so I'll just stfu.
PUBG Mobile with the amount of gravity produced by collapsed matter would make that physically impossible and it would have to collapse into a sphere
Edit: I just relied it was a probably a joke
Vsauce music plays
Insert illuminati rules space too joke here
Who watching this on the day of the first picture of a blackhole??
does whatever is at 0:12 have a name? i'd like to know more about it.
Re-upload?
Daniels30 is it a re upload? I am freaking out about it lol
I guess because I feel like I have watched this already
my brain just broke
sheep. Same
sheep.
As a guy obsessed with this stuff. This isnt even that much.
Look to the stars to the niight and you gona feel like your life is fake
I’m wondering how did I even get here
How fast can a black hole absorb matter, Light Speed?
No. Matter cannot ever travel faster than the speed of light, even if it is falling into a black hole. It will get pretty close though (lookup cosmic rays - often matter ejected by black holes - travelling pretty close to light speed).
Matt Niemann gamma Rays?
cosmic rays are not ejected from a black hole.
cosmic rays are created by matter escaping from the accretion disk just before passing through the event horizon.
+deanna smith underrated comment
Matt Niemann Actually we don't know, because since Einstein's Equations of Relativity breaks down when near black holes.
Good explanation. Thanks to Dr. Katie Bouman and the entire great team behind her.
So, Where is Thanos??
In a galaxy far, far away
Thanos was in titan
Sya' Dian I turned him into cheese
He was born on Titan, arguably Saturn's most famous moon.
Space brothel
It's almost 2019😂😂😂it's new year's Eve 😂😂
Its 2018 now what, how long.
Sharingan 7:09
check the official site of this project called eventhorizontelescope
We already got it today man, 10.04.2019
Thank u
take a picture of the sky. boom you just photographed like a million
April 10, 2019 we have the first ever picture of a black hole!!
Why would NASA lie?
Ultra Ascended Breaker Goku go watch your dragon Ball super ur too woke
are you talking about the video in credit? just watch it. they just titled it like that.
in short, they gather information and enhance it, so the final image is a composite of data and other light bands. thats what i remember by watching that video.
To hide ths truth..
Ultra Ascended Breaker Goku
I think the word you're looking for is nasha
Because Trump did 711
5:37 that takes lag to a whole new level...
dated 1 in high school
Stewart MacLean XD
Uku Sibul you don't get it?
Idiotic Playz Are you dumb
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Lol
2019, March 28. No pic yet.
10th of april
3:04 megaparces... you're missing a letter there
I believe that we have a ready image about it, which is the eye's Pupil. If we have enough data about the Pupil we could understand a Black Hole.
what if we are inside the black hole
Well, inside a black hole, there is a sorts of pocket universe. It is a bend in space time, causing things to fall in. Now, Einstein’s theorized that there is a c shaped area. There is also s hole. The hole goes from the top, to the bottom. This is sucking things at the top and spewing things at the bottom, hence the idea of the white hole. So, the inside is a vast, infinite void, with an anomalies in the center. My theory is you will experience a diamond shower, from all of the condensed carbon.
um sure but for short once you enter the black hole you won't survive whatever you do you will burn and fade to death, black hole is the eater of the universe :) that's for sure@@henrybloomfield3028
Lonely Zen scientists have concurred about many things about black holes, and many people still hang attached to the theory of being stretched till you die, running out of resources, and not going in. Going back to what I touched up on Einstein, he said that gravity is mass bending space time. We also now light is unable to escape, therefore nothing can. Or can it? When using a particle gun, scientist shot one particle at two slots. When they did, they had found that the particle went through both of the slots. How is that possible. Particles are always in motion, while some have a definite opposite to a particle all the way on the other side of the world. Particles can make this attachment faster than the speed of light. Back to the black hole, Einstein theorized as well that if you take the universe and poke a hole through it, that hole will begin to attract things because of its affect on space time. The official swartzchild radius is (3x105 cm) x (M / Msun). If that is true, then Einstein’s theory of black holes being wormholes is right.
Also subscribe to my channel I might start to post space videos.
true but what I mean if we're talking about Black hole everyone will die inside.@@henrybloomfield3028
Where are the pictures at its almost 2019
ayyy Sagittarius gang!! ♐️
Lol
Ky
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Awesome viceo..love this info~ thank you!!
I gave up 40 seconds in when he called accretion discs "event horizons"
Yeah, there's no chance we will detect the Hawking radiation from a black hole like Sag A* any time in the near future. It takes roughly 10 000 times the current age of the universe for the black hole to emit the energy equivalent to a single red-colored photon, according to current theories. At these distances you need to detect *a lot* of photons to get an image out of it.
i'm no expert and what you mentioned has really captured me, can you explain to me in detail what you meant or at least cite me some source material? i'm really intrigued by the "It takes roughly 10 000 times the current age of the universe for the black hole to emit the energy equivalent to a single red-colored photon" part because this is entirely new to me and i'd like to learn more about that in particular
Sure, I simply used the Xaonon Hawking radiation calculator ( xaonon.dyndns.org/hawking/ ), entered the mass of Sag A* ( 4 310 000 solar masses ), and then divided the resulting luminosity ( 4.844054e-42 watts ) by the energy of a red photon ( 2.83777975e-19 joules ) and the age of the universe ( 13.799 billion years ). After redoing the math, I also found that I made a mistake last time - the actual result is almost 135 000 times the current age to emit that tiny amount of energy. ( www.google.dk/search?q=(h*c%2F700+nm)%2F(4.844054*10^-42+watt)%2F(13.799+billion+years) )
omg thank you so much!! :D
Mikkel Højbak u made me sad and angry towards this video.. Why the gd is space so vast.. All that knowledge and we cant even piece together what we already know exists.. Astronomers must be the most frustrated people alive
What if we are living inside a black hole ?
Our Pranks Some people think that black holes are doors to other universes. That could be a possibility of us living inside a black hole.
Our Pranks We are a black hole. That’s why our universe keeps expanding and expanding, our back hole is constantly getting bigger. The Big Bang was actually the birth of our black hole. And the energy that the Big Bang supposedly let out was actually our black hole starting to devour more energy. *Takes off tin foil hat* Well time to go to sleep.
then that would be awesome, nice hypothecy
I am from the future @ 2050.
Still no pictures.
bhuvana s nair oh yea iam from 3000 nd we learnt from the history ppl killed u for saying lies !:p
OOF@@joegeorge2915
Oomgg I like it men
it came out 5 months ago
@@James-ud1if Where is it?
Sooo cool, but when will the picture come out?
*_Make something on OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE_*
This was published on the day before my birthday
THE YINK don’t care
Good for you
Man i love youtube
Crazy how I stumbled upon this video yesterday and then it happens today
lol "jelly filled light buckets" he mean eyes
What's inside the mysterious planet 9???
Hazim James big smoke's number 9's.
It's most likely an ice giant the size of Neptune, so the composition is probably fairly similar to it - if it exists, that is.
The black hole is not a planet.
It’s already 2019 where’s the damn pictures?
google it
is the picture relished yet? it is 2018 if yes can you link it?
It's already 2019..... Where's the damn pictures????
It's 2018 :0 where da image?
*in realty* ~ i doubt we'd getting image of actual black hole anytime soon
XeSHShadow90 nasa took a picture of a black hole in April
You're right, I believe the title of the video is a little bit misleading as the very concept of a black hole is that nothing espaces it, not even light. Which means we wont receive anything from the hole itself. I believe what the picture will show is the event horizon around it.
We will most likely never get to see a photograph of the black hole itself.
anslinger _BLOWS do you know how difficult it us to even piece the data together? It's better than nothing at all and we're lucky we live in a time where we can even see something like that.
XeSHShadow90
You try it go at blackholes
i like you i would if i could lmao
It's gonna be black m80.
God I love these documentaries, nice work.
Black Hole pics will be released on 10 April, 2019.....yayyyy....🙋
Watching this for the first time in 2019. Apparently it didn't work
Say that again
kek
Then how do we know there are black holes
If not, what could be massive enough to hold an entire galaxy around it ?
Math. Same way many other things were predicted and eventually proven in the universe.
Just because we can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not there.
CloutGod that applies to many things such As god
hunnemeyer84 Math has nothing to do with proving some stupid black holes that are apparently 40000000000 light years away. Try again.
Can someone please tell me the song at 2:50?