Yeah, you DEFINITELY can recover from a fall to the void in creative mode! I've done it so many times! You just have to be quick! Where did you get that idea from?
i once set my effects to like Haste 50 or something using cheats,then i had a couple golden apples...i survived for like...2:32 mins,then i got bored and killed myself :P
with a regeneration 255 effect (made with commands) (/effect @p minecraft:regeneration 10000 [10000 is equal to infinite] 255) i've survived for 6 hours and 10 minutes, in survival!
+Brandon Mardis Use F3, The End biome is called Sky, The Nether is called Hell, even the coordinates of The End start in higher numbers than the ones in the Overworld…
I always liked Spumwack's dead sun theory, where the sun of the original minecraft people died and became a black dwarf. The people left their planet and exploded it to create a new star, while they landed on their previous sun and terraformed it by adding dirt and stone over it. This explains the unbreakable rock beneath the world. Also, the Sun and Moon orbit around the Overworld, and the stars also don't move, thus, in Minecraft's universe, the old Sun/Overworld is the center of everything. The Nether is simply a separate dimension, and the End is either an asteroid in space, or inside the core of the black dwarf.
Plus, Minecraft doesn't really have gravity the way we think of it. Most blocks don't simply fall even when they should. Further supporting the idea that the world wouldn't get sucked into the black hole.
+Holden Roberts But that is only in creative mode where Steve is essentially a God...whom can only be hurt by the void....and if he uses the kill command on himself which makes no sense cus other creative players can't hurt each other.
Not really... Notch has a limited amount of space, and this is just a Java limitation. Cut him some slack, he created a near infinite world! (Farlands)
A 5 minute video explaining the theory as basic as quantum mechanics can be, or a 25 minute video that covers every minor possibility and difference in the different versions, mods, exceptions, each of your personal experiences etc. C'mon comment section.
It's a nice theory, but you're misunderstanding some vital physics here. Yes, the tidal gravity on the event horizon of a large black hole is tiny, but that won't stop you from falling in. It just stops you from getting ripped apart. You'd still get pulled in at a tremendously high acceleration. Which, on its own is fine, since gravity acceleration isn't true acceleration, and you don't experience any inertia. If however, you are being held from falling in by some force, it needs to fully counteract that gravitational force, and the inertia from this force, would utterly squash you. On earth it's this force that we feel, 1 g. If you're falling down you feel 'weightless' because then and only then, no force (aside from the minor air friction), is working on you. Also, a black hole isn't black because light cannot escape. It's black because spacetime is curved so much there, that the region's local time has a 1 on infinity ratio to any time outside of it. The region simply does not exist in our timeframe. Any light emited by things falling in the black hole is redshifted to infinity. So.. basically not there either. And from what I understand of hawking radiation, it's not so that the particles quantum tunnel out of the black hole, but rather that such a pair spawns right at the event horizon, with one of the particles pointed inwards, and the other pair outwards. Such pairs spawn everywhere all the time, but normally the recombine almost straight away after they formed, and the total energy difference is 0. But when they spawn on the event horizon, the inwards one cannot recombine with the other one, as it cannot escape from there. But the energy they used to spawn in the first place needs to come from somewhere, so it's drawn from the black hole, and the outgoing particle is the hawking radiation we could possibly measure. Alsoooo... you can escape the void just fine in creative :o You can fly out, even when you're already getting hurt. Just be quick enough to doubletap space to regain your flight. All this being said though.. it's a nice idea. Maybe it could be a neutronstar shell with a blackhole on the inside. The bedrock would be the neutronstar crust, and perhaps with the crust being uniform on all sides and a sphere, it may possibly -probably not- be stable with a blackhole on the inside. Of course all the blocks and mobs would need to be crazy strong to surive such gravity. But oh well.
@@zfloyd1627 That's a nice one, though, I do wonder why the air doesn't simply flow towards there, if you break a hole in the bedrock then. I think the REAL real reason, is cause it's a computer game, and they needed a border to their world, and something to prevent you from falling indefinitely :P
Quite a few arguements (no harm meant) 1. You can escape from the void in creative, 2. A blackhole right below bedrock would mean we would be experiencing several g's of force from the surface 3. The particles aren't moving the speed of light, 4. The sun and moon are on polar opposite sides to each other due to the game developers being lazy and not putting a seperate moon cycle like earth would have, 5. A black hole that is several trillion cubic kilometers seems extremely irrational, (I know minecraft is just a game, but this is a channel explaining phenomena in games, I just want to state my opinion)
lumps_END We wouldn’t experience any difference in the amount of force, G’s as a matter or inertia have nothing to do with it, as it is the Event Horizon that is the point of severe gravitational pull, and in the end it all add up, and once you have passed the Event Horizon, you cannot escape, not even light can which travels at C. Quantum Tunneling is the only know method of escape from the Event Horizon, and this adds up with the game, because as a matter of fact you cannot escape from the void once you pass its Event Horizon. This theory is a very appealing once since it makes sense.
Neat idea, my only gripe is the part about quantum tunneling. I'm pretty sure the particles don't travel faster than the speed of light, nothing does. Hawking radiation comes from particle/antiparticle pairs (which normally destroy each other), which form on the event horizon. Because one is directly outside the event horizon (the point at which the escape velocity is light speed), it is still able to escape as Hawking radiation.
Oh... Oh no... All the science is wrong... First up, even _with_ the "tidal gravity" explanation, gravity is still extremely strong to the point that Minecraft's world would be completely torn apart. And if it somehow remained above the black hole (maybe floating in orbit), the gravity experienced on the surface would either be zero or enough to flatten the world into a space pancake. Secondly... Virtual particles can't really be seen... They're mostly neutrinos. Now if you don't know, a neutrino is a particle that is so small that *_billions_* of them from the sun are passing through your hand right now. _Without even one of them hitting your hand._ And the gravitational lensing makes no sense - at close range, a black hole doesn't show you things behind it. You actually see the mass of black, as your vision pulls back until you can see a full 360 degrees around you. Now in my experience, you don't have spider vision when near the void, so we can count that is wrong too.
CreatedorMade C. - From the first paragraph I can tell you don’t understand the concept and science of a black hole. A black hole is alike a star outside of its Event Horizon which I will come back to, A super small black hole can be incredibly small. meaning it’s Event Horizon is much bigger before even getting near the core, I.e you will die before getting near the middle. And so on in parallel. Applying this logic, a shell can be formed around the black hole, and the bedrock being the part that just separates the point of return with the Event Horizon. Which is the point of no return which proves why you can’t escape once inside.
Considering that bedrock is mostly black, and gravitational lensing presumably does not perfectly bend light and may cause distortion and fuzziness, I think that the third point is still viable.
My theory is that since the nether has bedrock ABOVE and below it, your player is quickly suffocating and what finally kills you is when you hit the surface of the nether.
The answer is simple. The Minecraft designers didn't program anything to fill in this "void". At least they could have put hell in it's place and some new enemies to fight like demons and such.
Chi Pa Pa wait is your point supposed to be that the "void" should have been replaced with the nether or something else? plus you asked that they could have atleast put lava dungeons so i answered it.
well, the other possibility is quite simple, though possibly illogical. the void could be exactly that, a void, or bottomless pit. your death is either you committing suicide in an attempt to escape, or the game giving you mercy and putting you out of your misery of falling indefinitely.
While I see how you make it work, it doesn't add up. You see, it's not the gravity itself, but the tidal forces that rip you appart if you fall into a black whole. If you fall into a supermassive one, you can fall many many kilometers until you actually die by gravity tearing you apart. The reason you spaghettificate in the first place is because the gravity at your feet is many times stronger than at your head. Those particles is not how hawkings radiation works. Hawkings radiation are virtual particles where one gets sucked into the black hole, making the other particle real. The thing, however, is that these particles are on the edge of the black hole, not in the black hole. And there is one small thing that ruins every 'minecraft orbits anything' theory: gravity doesn't behave like we know it. If anything, there simply is no gravity in the game. I would like to refer to 'Could planet minecraft actually exist' by It's Okay To Be Smart. The only explanation that really fits is that gravity doesn't exist and the whole world of minecraft is 'falling up' simulating gravity. Then why do you die falling through the bedrock? Easy: you suffocate as if you're in space.
+The Forge Steel displacement. I'm guessing the void is a vacuum and like space, if you were to let oxygen flow there, displacement would happen making the oxygen not there or something...
incorrect. it is possible to recover from a void fall in creative if your fast enough,it just kills you extremely quickly and i assume that is why you got confused,also while not impossible,it is incredibly difficult to escape the void.
"..snap you in half, and then again,and again..." I want to headbutt a wall. You're talking about spaghettification. Where you are PULLED INTO A CHAIN OF ATOMS, and NOT just repeatedly snapped in half.
It doesn't. You just black out from the high speeds you are dropping at, and low amount of oxygen that enters the void, and dream about everything you didn't do but should've..
just pointing something out : minecraft has no logic . so the void kills you because the game just dosen't wants you to go out of the map and be stuck forever (this is the simple way but people ,sometimes ,like to take it the complicated way ). Also the moon/sun is under you since they are just circling around the game's "platform" . by the way i mean no harm to anybody , i don't say that this video suc** , i am just giving the easy way out for those who won't understand .
How about the void is actually just a metaphor for burning out for creators. It would make sense; if you were a critically acclaimed creator and you end up using your creativity, it can mean the end for you.
It's a nice theory, but if the void is really a black hole, then shouldn't the moon look distorted? It should be impossible to have the moon or sun under you look exactly the same are when they're above you.
EnderCrypt I'm talking about how their theories have absolutely NO proof and they ignore facts, and they manipulate you to THINK the theory's plausible.
OKAY, alot of people keep saying that you can escape the Void before you reach the death point by flying or ender pearls, but KEEP ON MIND you can escape black holes too as long as you don't reach the event horizon! Void Death Point=Event Horizon
You can stay and stay alive in the void in creative mode, but your characters head must be hitting the bottom of bedrock while you are flying. A little bit further down, and you cannot recover.
I have another theory, since the world is near a black hole, and time slows down near massive objects, (No i did not get this from Interstellar, I got it from a Stephen Hawking book) does that explain why Minecraft days are so short? To people in Minecraft, an entire day is only 24 minutes in our time, since their time is severely slowed down and ours isn't
This theory will be my fact on worlds like The Void preset. I prefer my idea that falling through the void long enough will take you to the Nether, however.
Nice theory and well constructed too, but there are a few errors in your facts: 1. A black hole is not a region of the universe where space and time are warped, it is an object so massive that it creates a region in the universe where space and time are warped. 2. Your feet and legs, while standing upright, are also being pulled down with more force than your head on Earth, though due to you being absolutely tiny compared to the Earth, you don't notice this. In a black hole, however, which is relatively small for its mass, this difference in gravitational pull between objects at different distances from it becomes much more significant, so much so that it will not just rip you in half, it will spaghettify you until you are a stream of plasma of one atom wide... 3. nothing can escape from a black hole and nothing can go faster than light. What is happening with these particles is that they spontaniousely pop into existance with one half of the pair inside and the other half outside of the event horizon, the PONR of a black hole, this causes one of the two particles to inevitably fall into the black hole, while the other, which is still in the region where the escape velocity of the black hole is slower than the speed of light, has a chance to get away. 4. The idea of gravity at the event horizon getting weaker as it grows larger makes no sense. The event horizon is the area around the black hole at which point the gravity is so strong that it will not allow light to escape anymore, that is why it is the event horizon. The only way to enlarge the event horizon is to enlarge the black hole, which, in turn, would make it more massive and increase its gravity. A better explanation for why the minecraft world isn't sucked into the void would be the extreme durability of bedrock preventing it from being pulled in from just above the event horizon...
That would be cool... but it doesn't explain why, in creative, if you get your timing right you CAN fly in the void. I have done it multiple times before and even was able to draw things on the bedrock with glowstone, then escape to the surface the same way I got out. Fun fact: Minecraft won't let you place blocks in the void. You have to mine away the bedrock and inset blocks inside it.
That's only single player or in lan multiplayer who lan multiplayer he/she can survive but other player can't survive in void with creative, who joined multiplayer. One time randomly I found about that.
+Kyrakia of Aexia no... if you can escape it in creative it just means you have anti gravity... wich you would anyways to hover so perfectly in the world... blackholes deadlines comes purely from gravity so antigravity is a kind of turn off for it...
+mastermarioextreme // The Diamond Computer Network in mcpe when you are in creative even without flying you can't die there. That was when I last checked.
I escaped the void. And one time I used a command to give me the strongest health boost and regeneration that made me not die and I kept on falling forever and nothing happened I was just hearing the suffering of Steve. Also I tried to teleport at the coordinates of "0 -100000 0" and still nothing, just emptiness and Steve's Suffering.
Matter can't get out due to the escape velocity being greater than the speed of light and not due to time dialation and space curvature. I think you know that though but just said it wrong. :)
Lethal Chicken no, what you said was that the sun and moon orbit the black hole but that's obviously not true, as you can see the sun and moon set in exact parabolas in relation to a large planet across the sky. If they were to orbit the black hole the same as you then you would be racing each other around the black hole or going around in different orbits entirely, so the sun might not set in the first place depending on the predicament. What the person who commented and you told him he was a dunce was saying is that the sun and moon are still orbiting your planet but the trajectory is being effected by the gravitational pull off the black hole. Learn your stuff you dunce.
the void is....not a black hole, but rather, the void is an empty area underneath the minceraft over world deep enough to be the mantle, but the thing is, when you get so deep inside the earth the gravity crushes you, that's why you die in the void.
Na if there was just and empty place between the crust and the core of the earth the crust would break apart and fall on to and be comes part of the core. But this it's an interesting night idea.
Steve's muscle power, Diamond armor's damage resistance, what Creepers are, and now what The Void is. Most of my questions about Minecraft have now been answered.
Cool idea. I guess I could see that. Maybe. Though it could also be a literal void. Like space. No air means suffocation. No source of warmth means freezing. No pressure means your innards go all outta wack.
The void being an extremely large but relatively weak black hole makes sense since the Minecraft world itself is larger in x-z surface area than Earth.
I wish mojang decided to make it impossible to see what is under the void, by making bedrock unbreakable in even gamemode 1 and gamemode 3 and you cant even use any type of hack to see under it, then it would REALLY be a mystery what is under the bedrock
No mysteries, in the way games are coded, yourcomputer first generates a solid color background, then it can add tiles to form the world. You die to reset your character and avoid falling to much (althought, some mods just scroll the terrain to spawn you in the sky), if you teleport to aprox. -30 million blocks in the void you will be kick from your world or the game would crash, simply because a computer can't save such amount of data, so I don't recomend experimenting in your favourite world.
Even though he doesn't address this in the theory, it can still be explained. Flying can be looked at as a way of gravity manipulation or defiance of gravity, and since the black hole is so huge it has very little gravity, flying out would be much easier than you'd expect.
One big problem with this hypothesis. In creative more you CAN fly out of the Void.You can fly under the bedrock. You can even fly once you begin taking damage, though your fate at that point is still inevitable.
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Hello, I present to you said points. 1) To hover above the EH of a black hole you would need to keep accelerating such that you would keep moving *exactly* away from it at near light speed. This is true regardless of the size of the black hole. 2) Hawking radiation does not occur because of quantum tunneling. It occurs because of pairs of virtual particles appearing at the horizon.
I think the way you die in the void is asphyxiation. It's a complete and endless vacuum that rips the air straight form your longs like space. This is somewhat supported by the fact that elytra fireworks can't be activated at a certain depth, likely due to lack of oxygen for them to ignite.
I remember after learning the maximum height and depth limit in Minecraft (1024-bit integer limit) drawing a depiction of the Minecraft world. It was a very, very, very thin shell of stone surrounding a black hole which if I remember properly was the size of multiple galaxies. The atmosphere was also multiple galaxies thick.
One problem with this is that weak gravity at the event horizon also means weak tidal forces. This means that a fall into the void shouldn't kill you for a good long while.
The fuck? This theory is so flawed... 1. Only because it's huge doesn't mean it doesn't have gravity at all, especially since the "spaghettification" happens a few meters below the surface. 2. You said yourself that the hawking radiation virtual particles are travelling (faster than*) the speed of light, wich the minecraft particles don't. *They don't, hawking radiation happens if a particle and antiparticle pair appear just at the event horizon at the speed of light. One is being sucked in due to gravity, the other one can escape. 3. Gravitational lensing works by the photons changing their path due to gravity *around* the black hole, meaning you would still see the black hole in the middle of it. Or don't see the lensing at all since you said it was apperantly so huge. 4. The acceleration stays constant. If you do a theory i would reccomend you second guess yourself every once in a while, that's it :D And of course, if theres anything flawed with my counterarguments, let me know.
+Spiked Blueshell 1. exactly. In fact, there is obviously nothing suspending the bedrock in place, so it should fall right in. If it had orbited, there should be no gravity at all and you shouldn't be able to fall through a hole in bedrock. 2. hawking radiation is basically a black-body radiation. Bigger the black hole, colder its surface seems. The particles should not be visible at all, because they should be photons of microwave wavelengths, and with rather low intensity too. Based on the size of the overworld and the fact that it's flat, the black hole must be of gargantuan proportions. In such big black holes no spagettification is happening anywhere near the event horizon. You'd fall for days until reaching the spagetifying area near the singularity. 3. exactly. Also, assuming the day-night cycle happens because the black hole rotates / the over-world orbits the black hole, the visible orbiting of the sun and moon should be non-linear. It should appear move faster near the midnight and slower at noon. 4. actually it doesn't, because you fall into space which has increasingly stronger gravity.
KohuGaly I ment 4 in the way that the minecrat void has the constant acceleration. If it was a black hole it would get higher over time. Other than that I'm happy I'm not the only one seeing it this way. The theory seems way too far fetched.
Spiked Blueshell Minecraft actually seems to be happening at a quantum scale. Positions of blocks are quantized to specific xyz position-states. Mobs pop in and out of existence like virtual particles. Teleportation is possible. Also time is quantized to ticks....
A new idea as to how the Void kills the player: When the player hits y=-64, all sensory input ceases, and the player's mind shuts down from the lack of input. Obviously timelapsed.
+OldFordas "No evidence". Looks like _someone_ didn't watch the video. The evidence is as follows. -It's pitch-black. -It kills you, even when you're "invincible". -It releases particles. -Sun/Moon visible when they shouldn't be. Pay attention next time, kid. Hopefully you won't make a fool out of yourself again.
Nice theory, but in creative mode you can survive being under bedrock indefinitely if you stay just below it, and you can pull yourself back out of the zone of the Void that kills you if you fly quickly enough. Based off these experiences I and other players have had, it probably wasn't/isn't meant to be a black hole.
I remember one time in MC PE, where my game glitched, and I could go to the bottom of the void, and even if I exited the game and came back it would still work.
That isn't really how hawking radiation works. It's not because one of the spontaneous particles in the pair is traveling faster than light for a moment, that's still impossible. One particle spawns inside the event horizon of the black hole, the other spawns outside the event horizon, hence why it has such a small chance of happening.
Actually, you CAN recover from the void in Creative Mode. You just need to either, 1. Use the /tp command to teleport you above the Void, and 2. Simply flying to above y=-64 blocks.
Hey lockstin I have something to contradict that theory, If you find the bedrock at the top of the nether and ender pearl through it you are in a world between the nether and the overworld and if you go too high in that "limbo" you die in the void, also in the end, or rather SKY dimension If you fall of the edge of the end "island" you die in the void so my theory is that the overworld is stuck in a "speedforce" bubble that stop the events of extreme pressure from being INSIDE the singularity and that the void is the singularity, which would explain the fact that you can't escape the world by flying up endlessly or by trying to break bedrock in survival. And yes I am implying that all the dimensions in the minecraft world also have a "speedforce" like bubble. Hope you like the theory :) ~Squirtle
1:15 and it explains why it says you fell out of the world, implying you were thrown out of the universe and into the place outside of the universe that follows the same name, the void, also the particles that used to be known as void particles or bedrock fog currently do not exist anymore without the use of mods that reimplement them, which do exist I know, this could also imply that the black hole of the void is dying away
This is a cool idea but I think it is taking Minecraft too seriously. My explanation is the overworld is filled with "air blocks" which are invisible obviously but they exist as they have an ID. The void has no air blocks hence the suffocation, also it would be stupid to just fall forever...
but suffocation in water is longer also this is more similar to how space would kill you you know radiation,solar flares,solar winds suffocation, tiny rocks moving the speed of sound and many more
I always just thought that in the game's reality the player died from landing on top of the Nether, and the reason that the game says you die so early is so you don't have to deal with the long wait
using the Tekkit mod, you can wear nano armor. when you fall into the void wearing that armor (the full set), you regain health faster than the void can take it, allowing you to live there.
Using commands to make your healthpool constantly bigger the void can't kill you fast enough, meaning you in theroy can go down the void as far as you want in survival mode, with complicated in-game cheat commands
2:38 wait what? Quantum tunnelling causing subatomic particles to become faster than light? I'm not a physicist, but I believe the reason why these particles can escape is due to one pair forming on the event horizon, and the other forming just outside of it. No magical going faster than light here
+Ben O'Sullivan Yes you're correct. I read about Hawking Radiation in "A Brief History of Time". Hawking didn't mention quantum tunnelling at all when he explained Hawking Radiation.
Soooo.... but why are you falling when the world is not? Why should players, NPCs, monsters and animals be falling into oblivion when the force is "so weak" and the world isn't falling in it?
if the world covers the black hole, the bedrock is really strong and the black hole right in the center, then the world can't fall because it is pulled in every direction and can't break into pieces.
You can survive the void damage with very high level regen. However, once you're past a certain point, the damage ticks don't take off health, even with no regen. I achived this with max regen and taking it off at -10000 blocks below the bottom of the bedrock layer/top of the void
"How does the Void KILL you?" By simultaneously hitting you because there is a "box" of death at a certain depth, and it works just as well as lava or arrows and zombies and such. its just anchored to the enemy instead of moving around in a grid based system. The particles must be just be dust or decoration. Literally just programmed to look like that... When you go really high in the sky and you can see the moon/sun below you, it is actually the fog system doing that, its one way of hiding blocks that are far away and away from you, so the game can get away with a little bit of rendering. In real life, if you went really high in the sky and it was very foggy outside, you wouldn't see it because there is something blocking it from you to see it. It would work just as much as a planet in the way of our sun whilst its cloudy. And if the void was actually "a black hole" then gravity would be as weak as the moon if the black hole was that big! Because minecraft is flat, and if it wasn't, then im pretty sure there would be a offset to grass blocks. And to top that, a whole lot of dirt and such to cover up the black hole would be pretty hard, and no matter how thick it is, it would be very flimsy and flexible of a world, and we know that minecraft is not so deep which also means that the mass will not be as big to make earth gravity (at least comparing our depth and also the black hole thing.) If it cracks or a whole chunk of the world breaks, then im pretty sure it would be going up into space or going down into the black hole, very very slowly, then speeding up eventually... But i'm pretty sure also that falling into the "void" would take quite a while, because of the giant black hole and us speeding up, sooo slowly. I think you need to do a bit more research onto this theory.
This is actually supported by the recent "The Science Of" video on the Game Theory channel, where Austin calculates how the Nether and the Overworld exist together in a way that also allows for the Nether to have the 1:8 block correlation with the Overworld. It's a weird video, but still.
Very interesting theory, you definitely made sure we understood how you backed this up with scientific research and the misunderstood ways of how falling and how a black hole kills you that others may not have known. +1👍
You want to survive the void? Give yourself level 100 absorption and level 100 regeneration for 10,000 seconds and keep repeating the commands every time it almost runs out. You can just set up two repeating command blocks to do this without any more effort. You will literally fall until your computer crashes.
This all ties into my theory that Minecraft is a megastructure cube world with tubes running along its edges filled with hydrogen to even out the gravity, and with a micro black hole inside.
Hmm, if you combine this with another theory, that means that Planet Minecraft is a giant round planet containing a black hole in the middle of it, with the universe orbiting the planet.
+Robert Kelly Yeah, I think it's fascinating as well. Did you know that since a black hole doesn't reflect light, you can't really see them so the fact they can bend light is actually the way astronomers find them: they just look at stars and if one is either distorted or misplaced, it means there's a black hole between the earth and that star. Yay for astronomy classes! :D
You will die even in creative mode.
Unless you use a command for super regeneration.
Then you just fall forever.
Magic once again beats physics.
+XSoulbound __ Or, you know, just immediately start flying, since you can just fly out of the void if you're fast enough.
In MCPE, you can't die in creative unless, you're not the person who created the world
+minecraft15555 Falling forever is cooler than just flying up though.
here in mcpe, if you fell down the void in creative, you wont die, but you will land on an invisible platform
Or just play Minecraft bedrock and it doesn't hurt you in creative mode at all
MY THEORY!:
Notch added it so you wont fuckin fall down forever like in other games.
Thats what its point is, but its fun to think what the void would be if MC is real.
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GENIUS!
you are a born genius
This one! I believe this one is the real one!
Yeah, you DEFINITELY can recover from a fall to the void in creative mode! I've done it so many times! You just have to be quick! Where did you get that idea from?
PE most likely
i once set my effects to like Haste 50 or something using cheats,then i had a couple golden apples...i survived for like...2:32 mins,then i got bored and killed myself :P
well in creative mode, you at basically a respawning god
with a regeneration 255 effect (made with commands)
(/effect @p minecraft:regeneration 10000 [10000 is equal to infinite] 255) i've survived for 6 hours and 10 minutes, in survival!
#PocketEdition
I always thought The Void was just the upper upper parts of The End.
The End is over the Overworld…
Marshall Lee
Says who?
+Brandon Mardis Use F3, The End biome is called Sky, The Nether is called Hell, even the coordinates of The End start in higher numbers than the ones in the Overworld…
+Brandon Mardis Nobody said that those are not dimensions, that's basic Minecraft…
I always liked Spumwack's dead sun theory, where the sun of the original minecraft people died and became a black dwarf. The people left their planet and exploded it to create a new star, while they landed on their previous sun and terraformed it by adding dirt and stone over it. This explains the unbreakable rock beneath the world. Also, the Sun and Moon orbit around the Overworld, and the stars also don't move, thus, in Minecraft's universe, the old Sun/Overworld is the center of everything.
The Nether is simply a separate dimension, and the End is either an asteroid in space, or inside the core of the black dwarf.
Plus, Minecraft doesn't really have gravity the way we think of it. Most blocks don't simply fall even when they should. Further supporting the idea that the world wouldn't get sucked into the black hole.
Although you gotta remember that it actually is possible to fly out of the void. It's not impossible.
+Holden Roberts
But that is only in creative mode where Steve is essentially a God...whom can only be hurt by the void....and if he uses the kill command on himself which makes no sense cus other creative players can't hurt each other.
Holden Roberts Maybe the power of the flight is so strong it's not even effected by the pull?
Black holes don’t “suck”.
They are so incredibly dense, that their gravity pulls you in at a amazing rate and pressure.
Well I guess this _voids_ my theory of the void being Notch's laziness.
Not really... Notch has a limited amount of space, and this is just a Java limitation. Cut him some slack, he created a near infinite world! (Farlands)
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"Why the void kills you" Notch coded it
++-BONELESS-+ That wasent the question....
He was asking *how* it kills you
+kurpingspace productions By removing all your HP, how else would it kill you?
thepancakeking Please, ask him not me.
kurpingspace productions Too late, we're on you now, lil boy
Why The Void Kills You?
Plot Hole!
The Nether Is Supposed To Be Under The Bedrock But Two World's Cannot Be Loaded At Once...
now to explain the world barrier.
Waymon Nicolitz Imaaaaginaaatioon!
Donald Trump's wall?
Small Blue Box no
yes
Waymon Nicolitz It's to prevent warping to the other side of the map.
A 5 minute video explaining the theory as basic as quantum mechanics can be, or a 25 minute video that covers every minor possibility and difference in the different versions, mods, exceptions, each of your personal experiences etc. C'mon comment section.
There is no link to the guy who helped you witb the video in the description.
minecraft mentioned. ..I'm off to play
But why doesn't minecrafts planit get sucked in?
25 minutes.
+PRGME7 its probably just in orbit of the black hole... (this can happen)
This looks like a job for....GAME THEORY!
PS: There's a mod that adds a creature into the Void
Mods don't count because the original creator didn't make them did he?
Glow Zoe
No, but I was just saying.
*****
I think it's called VoidMonster (It's for MC 1.7.10, idk about other versions)
Vizthex what does it look like that
Ooh, that sounds cool! What's it called?
It's a nice theory, but you're misunderstanding some vital physics here. Yes, the tidal gravity on the event horizon of a large black hole is tiny, but that won't stop you from falling in. It just stops you from getting ripped apart. You'd still get pulled in at a tremendously high acceleration. Which, on its own is fine, since gravity acceleration isn't true acceleration, and you don't experience any inertia.
If however, you are being held from falling in by some force, it needs to fully counteract that gravitational force, and the inertia from this force, would utterly squash you. On earth it's this force that we feel, 1 g. If you're falling down you feel 'weightless' because then and only then, no force (aside from the minor air friction), is working on you.
Also, a black hole isn't black because light cannot escape. It's black because spacetime is curved so much there, that the region's local time has a 1 on infinity ratio to any time outside of it. The region simply does not exist in our timeframe. Any light emited by things falling in the black hole is redshifted to infinity. So.. basically not there either.
And from what I understand of hawking radiation, it's not so that the particles quantum tunnel out of the black hole, but rather that such a pair spawns right at the event horizon, with one of the particles pointed inwards, and the other pair outwards. Such pairs spawn everywhere all the time, but normally the recombine almost straight away after they formed, and the total energy difference is 0. But when they spawn on the event horizon, the inwards one cannot recombine with the other one, as it cannot escape from there. But the energy they used to spawn in the first place needs to come from somewhere, so it's drawn from the black hole, and the outgoing particle is the hawking radiation we could possibly measure.
Alsoooo... you can escape the void just fine in creative :o You can fly out, even when you're already getting hurt. Just be quick enough to doubletap space to regain your flight.
All this being said though.. it's a nice idea. Maybe it could be a neutronstar shell with a blackhole on the inside. The bedrock would be the neutronstar crust, and perhaps with the crust being uniform on all sides and a sphere, it may possibly -probably not- be stable with a blackhole on the inside. Of course all the blocks and mobs would need to be crazy strong to surive such gravity. But oh well.
Yeah. I think the real reason the void kills players is because there is no air down there, so players suffocate.
@@zfloyd1627 That's a nice one, though, I do wonder why the air doesn't simply flow towards there, if you break a hole in the bedrock then.
I think the REAL real reason, is cause it's a computer game, and they needed a border to their world, and something to prevent you from falling indefinitely :P
Quite a few arguements (no harm meant) 1. You can escape from the void in creative, 2. A blackhole right below bedrock would mean we would be experiencing several g's of force from the surface 3. The particles aren't moving the speed of light, 4. The sun and moon are on polar opposite sides to each other due to the game developers being lazy and not putting a seperate moon cycle like earth would have, 5. A black hole that is several trillion cubic kilometers seems extremely irrational, (I know minecraft is just a game, but this is a channel explaining phenomena in games, I just want to state my opinion)
Did you watch the video?
lumps_END We wouldn’t experience any difference in the amount of force, G’s as a matter or inertia have nothing to do with it, as it is the Event Horizon that is the point of severe gravitational pull, and in the end it all add up, and once you have passed the Event Horizon, you cannot escape, not even light can which travels at C.
Quantum Tunneling is the only know method of escape from the Event Horizon, and this adds up with the game, because as a matter of fact you cannot escape from the void once you pass its Event Horizon.
This theory is a very appealing once since it makes sense.
Agreed!
Neat idea, my only gripe is the part about quantum tunneling. I'm pretty sure the particles don't travel faster than the speed of light, nothing does. Hawking radiation comes from particle/antiparticle pairs (which normally destroy each other), which form on the event horizon. Because one is directly outside the event horizon (the point at which the escape velocity is light speed), it is still able to escape as Hawking radiation.
that is right but the particles in the minecraft void are just badly programmed stars!
This aged like brick....
NEEEEEEERD (No offense)
@@JustARandomPersonLol69420 This is hilarious, why the hell did I write this? It literally doesn't matter
Oh... Oh no...
All the science is wrong...
First up, even _with_ the "tidal gravity" explanation, gravity is still extremely strong to the point that Minecraft's world would be completely torn apart. And if it somehow remained above the black hole (maybe floating in orbit), the gravity experienced on the surface would either be zero or enough to flatten the world into a space pancake.
Secondly... Virtual particles can't really be seen... They're mostly neutrinos. Now if you don't know, a neutrino is a particle that is so small that *_billions_* of them from the sun are passing through your hand right now. _Without even one of them hitting your hand._
And the gravitational lensing makes no sense - at close range, a black hole doesn't show you things behind it. You actually see the mass of black, as your vision pulls back until you can see a full 360 degrees around you. Now in my experience, you don't have spider vision when near the void, so we can count that is wrong too.
CreatedorMade C. - From the first paragraph I can tell you don’t understand the concept and science of a black hole.
A black hole is alike a star outside of its Event Horizon which I will come back to, A super small black hole can be incredibly small. meaning it’s Event Horizon is much bigger before even getting near the core, I.e you will die before getting near the middle. And so on in parallel.
Applying this logic, a shell can be formed around the black hole, and the bedrock being the part that just separates the point of return with the Event Horizon. Which is the point of no return which proves why you can’t escape once inside.
Nice overly long comment, we don't care mate.
Considering that bedrock is mostly black, and gravitational lensing presumably does not perfectly bend light and may cause distortion and fuzziness, I think that the third point is still viable.
Either way, trying to use physics to explain things in a video game is just cringe
Dude, I admire the quantum physics, but remember this is a game that ignores basic physics, where floating trees are the norm
Still, it's an interesting theory.
My theory is that since the nether has bedrock ABOVE and below it, your player is quickly suffocating and what finally kills you is when you hit the surface of the nether.
U never see your self hit bed rock
You never see yourself land at Skuldafyn, yet it must have happened.
Donald Trump because it's so dark
+Rorrx Higman no when u die u still can see your dead body still falling
Alex Borgeest also that could work too
I love how you used the "detotated wam" kid at the beginning :^)
Waaaaaam.
+Alex Bülow What's the wecommended amount of dedotated WAM iazy have to a SURVER.
How much dededated wam do you need to have for the voyd
what is the wwecommended amount of wam fur a surverrr
Am I the only one who has no-idea what anyone here is talking about?
The answer is simple. The Minecraft designers didn't program anything to fill in this "void".
At least they could have put hell in it's place and some new enemies to fight like demons and such.
The nether is there for that
Pokemon36912 They could have put lava dungeons at least.
+Chi Pa Pa The nether fortresses are there for that.
TheGamingSession The point is, the "void" should have been filled with something else.
Chi Pa Pa wait is your point supposed to be that the "void" should have been replaced with the nether or something else?
plus you asked that they could have atleast put lava dungeons so i answered it.
Why so salty comments? This was a just fun lesson in quantum mechanics wearing a Minegraft mask. Stay Awesome Lockstin.
well, the other possibility is quite simple, though possibly illogical. the void could be exactly that, a void, or bottomless pit. your death is either you committing suicide in an attempt to escape, or the game giving you mercy and putting you out of your misery of falling indefinitely.
My personal theory is that Minecraft is a prison for an Eldritch abomination and you're getting killed by it.
While I see how you make it work, it doesn't add up.
You see, it's not the gravity itself, but the tidal forces that rip you appart if you fall into a black whole. If you fall into a supermassive one, you can fall many many kilometers until you actually die by gravity tearing you apart. The reason you spaghettificate in the first place is because the gravity at your feet is many times stronger than at your head.
Those particles is not how hawkings radiation works. Hawkings radiation are virtual particles where one gets sucked into the black hole, making the other particle real. The thing, however, is that these particles are on the edge of the black hole, not in the black hole.
And there is one small thing that ruins every 'minecraft orbits anything' theory: gravity doesn't behave like we know it. If anything, there simply is no gravity in the game. I would like to refer to 'Could planet minecraft actually exist' by It's Okay To Be Smart.
The only explanation that really fits is that gravity doesn't exist and the whole world of minecraft is 'falling up' simulating gravity.
Then why do you die falling through the bedrock? Easy: you suffocate as if you're in space.
He said that in the beggining
I just read the title and I say there is no air in the void
lol ikr
But by creating a hole, wouldn't air come rushing in, therefore leaving you with air?
yeah but the void is so big that if air would to come in it would take a extremely long time to fill it
The void is infinite so there's no way air would be able to take over
+The Forge Steel displacement. I'm guessing the void is a vacuum and like space, if you were to let oxygen flow there, displacement would happen making the oxygen not there or something...
C'mon guys, it's so obvious. The "void" is actually The Abyss so you need to equip Artorias' covenant ring.
incorrect. it is possible to recover from a void fall in creative if your fast enough,it just kills you extremely quickly and i assume that is why you got confused,also while not impossible,it is incredibly difficult to escape the void.
What about during the day, when the void is blue?
It's the mod.
*Resource Pack. They are very different things.
But what if player is not kill???
SuperSniperMan1134 then it's notch
Then he had Resistance 250
SuperSniperMan1134 or he flew down in Creative...
SuperSniperMan1134 then it's YO MAMA
"..snap you in half, and then again,and again..."
I want to headbutt a wall. You're talking about spaghettification. Where you are PULLED INTO A CHAIN OF ATOMS, and NOT just repeatedly snapped in half.
It doesn't. You just black out from the high speeds you are dropping at, and low amount of oxygen that enters the void, and dream about everything you didn't do but should've..
I easily recover in Creative from Void falls.
I even killed the wither there today.
The void is amazing!
just pointing something out : minecraft has no logic . so the void kills you because the game just dosen't wants you to go out of the map and be stuck forever (this is the simple way but people ,sometimes ,like to take it the complicated way ). Also the moon/sun is under you since they are just circling around the game's "platform" . by the way i mean no harm to anybody , i don't say that this video suc** , i am just giving the easy way out for those who won't understand .
+Jerome Mechin Why did you censor sucks?
ShadeGames XD really bruh ?
Jerome Mechin You censored Sucks. Suc** that is what you typed so yes really
+ShadeGames Thought you were making a joke ... Third time i say that i felt stupid in a week ._.
***** It's allright , it dosen't quite matter to me anyways :p
How about the void is actually just a metaphor for burning out for creators. It would make sense; if you were a critically acclaimed creator and you end up using your creativity, it can mean the end for you.
+VGMusic Covers that's pretty stupid
Yeah
Thanks, but it's not really a theory, it's just more of a random thought.
It's a nice theory, but if the void is really a black hole, then shouldn't the moon look distorted? It should be impossible to have the moon or sun under you look exactly the same are when they're above you.
A GAME THEO-- oh wait.. wrong channel...
lol
+EnderCrypt Fuck game theory. Theories are just bullshit.
CoolDude54 i dont think you know what a theory is m8
EnderCrypt I'm talking about how their theories have absolutely NO proof and they ignore facts, and they manipulate you to THINK the theory's plausible.
CoolDude54 well, he never claimed the theories to be fact lol, its.. well i guess technically your correct, its more of "game speculation"
SnoopaVision is still in bèta and gets on 8-9-2153 activeted for Minecraft Theory: How does the Void KILL you?.
he literally explains it in the video, where he explains how black holes rip you apart piece by piece.
read i said that snoopavision gonna be actived on 8/9/2153
Well i don't play minecraft so apologies for the mistake
+fireballugo / fbu
The date is random. Just like this series of characters: aEg4j8K_4s
OKAY, alot of people keep saying that you can escape the Void before you reach the death point by flying or ender pearls, but KEEP ON MIND you can escape black holes too as long as you don't reach the event horizon! Void
Death Point=Event Horizon
Neather end and over world 🌎 = 3 black holes
ermergurd
actually four, because there's one above the nether
they are dimensions, they are just an alternate version of the Overworld and above the nether is not a black hole
You can stay and stay alive in the void in creative mode, but your characters head must be hitting the bottom of bedrock while you are flying. A little bit further down, and you cannot recover.
thats technically not the void
+Shinku Sasori It's below the world, surrounded by the void's blackness, Onky bedrock above, I'm calling it being in the void.
I have another theory, since the world is near a black hole, and time slows down near massive objects, (No i did not get this from Interstellar, I got it from a Stephen Hawking book) does that explain why Minecraft days are so short? To people in Minecraft, an entire day is only 24 minutes in our time, since their time is severely slowed down and ours isn't
+Diamond Miner Animaniac 20 minutes
This theory will be my fact on worlds like The Void preset.
I prefer my idea that falling through the void long enough will take you to the Nether, however.
Nice theory and well constructed too, but there are a few errors in your facts: 1. A black hole is not a region of the universe where space and time are warped, it is an object so massive that it creates a region in the universe where space and time are warped. 2. Your feet and legs, while standing upright, are also being pulled down with more force than your head on Earth, though due to you being absolutely tiny compared to the Earth, you don't notice this. In a black hole, however, which is relatively small for its mass, this difference in gravitational pull between objects at different distances from it becomes much more significant, so much so that it will not just rip you in half, it will spaghettify you until you are a stream of plasma of one atom wide... 3. nothing can escape from a black hole and nothing can go faster than light. What is happening with these particles is that they spontaniousely pop into existance with one half of the pair inside and the other half outside of the event horizon, the PONR of a black hole, this causes one of the two particles to inevitably fall into the black hole, while the other, which is still in the region where the escape velocity of the black hole is slower than the speed of light, has a chance to get away. 4. The idea of gravity at the event horizon getting weaker as it grows larger makes no sense. The event horizon is the area around the black hole at which point the gravity is so strong that it will not allow light to escape anymore, that is why it is the event horizon. The only way to enlarge the event horizon is to enlarge the black hole, which, in turn, would make it more massive and increase its gravity. A better explanation for why the minecraft world isn't sucked into the void would be the extreme durability of bedrock preventing it from being pulled in from just above the event horizon...
+martijn van weele
4 is wrong. You'll fall into the event horizon of a huge black hole, but if it "stretches" you to a point, it's fatal.
Matthew Zhao So you're saying that even a stretch of one planck length would be lethal?
martijn van weele
No...
Matthew Zhao So you're admitting that your body can resist being stretched to a certain point before it becomes lethal, then?
martijn van weele
Not "admitting".
That would be cool... but it doesn't explain why, in creative, if you get your timing right you CAN fly in the void.
I have done it multiple times before and even was able to draw things on the bedrock with glowstone, then escape to the surface the same way I got out. Fun fact: Minecraft won't let you place blocks in the void. You have to mine away the bedrock and inset blocks inside it.
So, the world of Minecraft, minecraftia, is all held together by a giant black hole? Inside the world itself?! Thoughts of amazement in 3...2...1...
+Giles Keith Reambonanza minecraftia isn't the real name, it was a fan name by yogscast, and the community started treating it like it was official
+SwordKirby what's the worlds name then?
+Giles Keith Reambonanza whatever you type in when you select "create new world"
"It's a one way ticket to death and losing all your stuff"
Elytra and fireworks: *Am I a joke to you?*
y e s?
I can survive the void. I play Pocket Edition.
That's only single player or in lan multiplayer who lan multiplayer he/she can survive but other player can't survive in void with creative, who joined multiplayer. One time randomly I found about that.
+PhantomDogman
So...
It still cant be a black hole if a player can escape it!
+Kyrakia of Aexia no... if you can escape it in creative it just means you have anti gravity... wich you would anyways to hover so perfectly in the world... blackholes deadlines comes purely from gravity so antigravity is a kind of turn off for it...
+mastermarioextreme // The Diamond Computer Network in mcpe when you are in creative even without flying you can't die there. That was when I last checked.
Exactly.
I escaped the void. And one time I used a command to give me the strongest health boost and regeneration that made me not die and I kept on falling forever and nothing happened I was just hearing the suffering of Steve.
Also I tried to teleport at the coordinates of "0 -100000 0" and still nothing, just emptiness and Steve's Suffering.
Summed up as: over thinking games.
basically xD
I like it when people do dat
me too, but this was a bit much o3o
Matter can't get out due to the escape velocity being greater than the speed of light and not due to time dialation and space curvature. I think you know that though but just said it wrong. :)
Most of the matter anyway
"Even in creative mode, with your flying powers, you can't escape the void."
That's when I turned off the video.
+David Brown Well, once you've dropped past some point, this is true. This point could be the horizon of the blackhole.
next you're gonna tell me that the minecraft sun and moon are planets orbiting the black hole.
tru dqt
no, i thinm they're actually orbiting thecminecraft planet, due to the gravity of both the planet and the black holde underneath.
GoldenGamer that's what I just said dunce.
Lethal Chicken no, what you said was that the sun and moon orbit the black hole but that's obviously not true, as you can see the sun and moon set in exact parabolas in relation to a large planet across the sky. If they were to orbit the black hole the same as you then you would be racing each other around the black hole or going around in different orbits entirely, so the sun might not set in the first place depending on the predicament. What the person who commented and you told him he was a dunce was saying is that the sun and moon are still orbiting your planet but the trajectory is being effected by the gravitational pull off the black hole. Learn your stuff you dunce.
Robbie Rotten but hey. That's just a theory. A GAME THEORY! Thanks for watching.
the void is....not a black hole, but rather, the void is an empty area underneath the minceraft over world deep enough to be the mantle, but the thing is, when you get so deep inside the earth the gravity crushes you, that's why you die in the void.
it's basically a hollow mantle
Interesting idea but not physically possible :/
not possible, unless you remove the lava from the mantle
Na if there was just and empty place between the crust and the core of the earth the crust would break apart and fall on to and be comes part of the core. But this it's an interesting night idea.
that reminds me of empty space in the movie core were they drill into the earth and run into empty space
It's because you're not supposed to be in it, that's why it kills you. You're out of bounds.
That also makes sense.
From a gaming POV that makes scence
:/
+xX_TheIcyOre_Xx Way to play along.
That's not nerdy enough
Steve's muscle power, Diamond armor's damage resistance, what Creepers are, and now what The Void is.
Most of my questions about Minecraft have now been answered.
Cool idea. I guess I could see that. Maybe. Though it could also be a literal void. Like space. No air means suffocation. No source of warmth means freezing. No pressure means your innards go all outta wack.
Ever heard of creative?
but wouldn't the air fill that void then?
but black holes teory is cooler, man!
Who accepts theories, don't they just kind get made and see if they are likely?
The void being an extremely large but relatively weak black hole makes sense since the Minecraft world itself is larger in x-z surface area than Earth.
That makes sense! Maybe there's some science stuff that also explains why everything is square! lol
I wish mojang decided to make it impossible to see what is under the void, by making bedrock unbreakable in even gamemode 1 and gamemode 3 and you cant even use any type of hack to see under it, then it would REALLY be a mystery what is under the bedrock
"but why dose the void kill you?"
Me: because.....Gaster
xD
Little too many Undertale vids (goat)bro. Try youtube SANS Undertale.
Sans = without
+Shy R Me: Get the fuck out of here. You make light fans look like shit.
+Zephyr nope
Dr Eleven >Head goes down to crotch level
YEAH!
Zephyr Yeah right
No mysteries, in the way games are coded, yourcomputer first generates a solid color background, then it can add tiles to form the world. You die to reset your character and avoid falling to much (althought, some mods just scroll the terrain to spawn you in the sky), if you teleport to aprox. -30 million blocks in the void you will be kick from your world or the game would crash, simply because a computer can't save such amount of data, so I don't recomend experimenting in your favourite world.
but you can actually fly back out in creative....
Even though he doesn't address this in the theory, it can still be explained. Flying can be looked at as a way of gravity manipulation or defiance of gravity, and since the black hole is so huge it has very little gravity, flying out would be much easier than you'd expect.
+Kasper S. not once you start getting hurt
you can a black hole as long as you dont pass the event horizon escape the Void before dying
+Vigor The Sloth *just like
One big problem with this hypothesis. In creative more you CAN fly out of the Void.You can fly under the bedrock. You can even fly once you begin taking damage, though your fate at that point is still inevitable.
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Hello, I present to you said points.
1) To hover above the EH of a black hole you would need to keep accelerating such that you would keep moving *exactly* away from it at near light speed. This is true regardless of the size of the black hole.
2) Hawking radiation does not occur because of quantum tunneling. It occurs because of pairs of virtual particles appearing at the horizon.
I remember there was a bug back in Alpha,that you would fall to another world in a certain position
False you don't snap you stretch out its called the spaghetti effect
You die either way, how does this contradict his theory?
Spaggetification sorry for my spellin
Spaggetification*
I think the way you die in the void is asphyxiation. It's a complete and endless vacuum that rips the air straight form your longs like space. This is somewhat supported by the fact that elytra fireworks can't be activated at a certain depth, likely due to lack of oxygen for them to ignite.
actually if you start flying before you start taking damage you can escape the void
KingPwnzer - Read about the Event Horizon which belongs to a black hole, and it will make sence.
*Matpat: but hey.. thats JUST a theory, a GAME theory!*
*and what about 255 regeneration?*
does not work u need resistence and anyway thats not the point!
I remember after learning the maximum height and depth limit in Minecraft (1024-bit integer limit) drawing a depiction of the Minecraft world. It was a very, very, very thin shell of stone surrounding a black hole which if I remember properly was the size of multiple galaxies. The atmosphere was also multiple galaxies thick.
that thq joke was sad :(
Or it's just a common video game void that is just dark cause it's underground and has tiny particles to make it seem magical
I used to play minecraft like 24/7. then I realized... it's fuking cringe as hell
AndrewGaming-Destiny and More same...
AndrewGaming-Destiny and More So was your comment
you trickass bitch you fukin got me
AndrewGaming-Destiny and More YOU JUST GOT ROASTED OOOOOOOOOOHH!!!!!!!
Awesome! I knew you'd do great things with my little idea Lockstin.
Bro, This could all be fake Its just minecraft like clam down.
One problem with this is that weak gravity at the event horizon also means weak tidal forces. This means that a fall into the void shouldn't kill you for a good long while.
The fuck? This theory is so flawed...
1. Only because it's huge doesn't mean it doesn't have gravity at all, especially since the "spaghettification" happens a few meters below the surface.
2. You said yourself that the hawking radiation virtual particles are travelling (faster than*) the speed of light, wich the minecraft particles don't.
*They don't, hawking radiation happens if a particle and antiparticle pair appear just at the event horizon at the speed of light. One is being sucked in due to gravity, the other one can escape.
3. Gravitational lensing works by the photons changing their path due to gravity *around* the black hole, meaning you would still see the black hole in the middle of it. Or don't see the lensing at all since you said it was apperantly so huge.
4. The acceleration stays constant.
If you do a theory i would reccomend you second guess yourself every once in a while, that's it :D
And of course, if theres anything flawed with my counterarguments, let me know.
+Spiked Blueshell
1. exactly. In fact, there is obviously nothing suspending the bedrock in place, so it should fall right in. If it had orbited, there should be no gravity at all and you shouldn't be able to fall through a hole in bedrock.
2. hawking radiation is basically a black-body radiation. Bigger the black hole, colder its surface seems. The particles should not be visible at all, because they should be photons of microwave wavelengths, and with rather low intensity too. Based on the size of the overworld and the fact that it's flat, the black hole must be of gargantuan proportions. In such big black holes no spagettification is happening anywhere near the event horizon. You'd fall for days until reaching the spagetifying area near the singularity.
3. exactly. Also, assuming the day-night cycle happens because the black hole rotates / the over-world orbits the black hole, the visible orbiting of the sun and moon should be non-linear. It should appear move faster near the midnight and slower at noon.
4. actually it doesn't, because you fall into space which has increasingly stronger gravity.
KohuGaly I ment 4 in the way that the minecrat void has the constant acceleration. If it was a black hole it would get higher over time. Other than that I'm happy I'm not the only one seeing it this way. The theory seems way too far fetched.
Spiked Blueshell Minecraft actually seems to be happening at a quantum scale. Positions of blocks are quantized to specific xyz position-states. Mobs pop in and out of existence like virtual particles. Teleportation is possible. Also time is quantized to ticks....
Y002 AG2 be done with stretched memes
KohuGaly old comment, but Endermen don't teleport, if they are what you are referring to.
A new idea as to how the Void kills the player: When the player hits y=-64, all sensory input ceases, and the player's mind shuts down from the lack of input. Obviously timelapsed.
this is quite possibly the dumbest theory i have seen in a while, basically no evidence at all.
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+OldFordas You didn't watch the video, did you?
+OldFordas Arlo should replace Gnoggin on the theory basis.
Yup, I thought the same thing.
+OldFordas "No evidence". Looks like _someone_ didn't watch the video.
The evidence is as follows.
-It's pitch-black.
-It kills you, even when you're "invincible".
-It releases particles.
-Sun/Moon visible when they shouldn't be.
Pay attention next time, kid. Hopefully you won't make a fool out of yourself again.
Nice theory, but in creative mode you can survive being under bedrock indefinitely if you stay just below it, and you can pull yourself back out of the zone of the Void that kills you if you fly quickly enough. Based off these experiences I and other players have had, it probably wasn't/isn't meant to be a black hole.
I remember one time in MC PE, where my game glitched, and I could go to the bottom of the void, and even if I exited the game and came back it would still work.
I left my PC on with regeneration 52 on for several days and found myself glitching like crazy. No bottom, but a block called "placeholder"
That isn't really how hawking radiation works. It's not because one of the spontaneous particles in the pair is traveling faster than light for a moment, that's still impossible. One particle spawns inside the event horizon of the black hole, the other spawns outside the event horizon, hence why it has such a small chance of happening.
Actually, you CAN recover from the void in Creative Mode. You just need to either, 1. Use the /tp command to teleport you above the Void, and 2. Simply flying to above y=-64 blocks.
or by giving yourself infinite health
then just fly out lol
Hey lockstin I have something to contradict that theory, If you find the bedrock at the top of the nether and ender pearl through it you are in a world between the nether and the overworld and if you go too high in that "limbo" you die in the void, also in the end, or rather SKY dimension If you fall of the edge of the end "island" you die in the void so my theory is that the overworld is stuck in a "speedforce" bubble that stop the events of extreme pressure from being INSIDE the singularity and that the void is the singularity, which would explain the fact that you can't escape the world by flying up endlessly or by trying to break bedrock in survival. And yes I am implying that all the dimensions in the minecraft world also have a "speedforce" like bubble.
Hope you like the theory :)
~Squirtle
1:15 and it explains why it says you fell out of the world, implying you were thrown out of the universe and into the place outside of the universe that follows the same name, the void, also the particles that used to be known as void particles or bedrock fog currently do not exist anymore without the use of mods that reimplement them, which do exist I know, this could also imply that the black hole of the void is dying away
Came here for a funny video about Minecraft, ended up learning about black holes, quantum tunnelling and Hawkins radiation.
This is a cool idea but I think it is taking Minecraft too seriously. My explanation is the overworld is filled with "air blocks" which are invisible obviously but they exist as they have an ID. The void has no air blocks hence the suffocation, also it would be stupid to just fall forever...
but suffocation in water is longer also this is more similar to how space would kill you you know radiation,solar flares,solar winds suffocation, tiny rocks moving the speed of sound and many more
Edin Cvrk I guess but you get the idea.
Nope. You can still live until you are at or below y:-64. The game is just coded so that if your y-coordinate is below -64 you take damage.
***** that's what I'm telling no air blocks it's one of reasons why you can't place blocks under bedrock too
I always just thought that in the game's reality the player died from landing on top of the Nether, and the reason that the game says you die so early is so you don't have to deal with the long wait
using the Tekkit mod, you can wear nano armor. when you fall into the void wearing that armor (the full set), you regain health faster than the void can take it, allowing you to live there.
Using commands to make your healthpool constantly bigger the void can't kill you fast enough, meaning you in theroy can go down the void as far as you want in survival mode, with complicated in-game cheat commands
2:38 wait what? Quantum tunnelling causing subatomic particles to become faster than light? I'm not a physicist, but I believe the reason why these particles can escape is due to one pair forming on the event horizon, and the other forming just outside of it. No magical going faster than light here
+Ben O'Sullivan Yes you're correct. I read about Hawking Radiation in "A Brief History of Time". Hawking didn't mention quantum tunnelling at all when he explained Hawking Radiation.
Soooo.... but why are you falling when the world is not? Why should players, NPCs, monsters and animals be falling into oblivion when the force is "so weak" and the world isn't falling in it?
if the world covers the black hole, the bedrock is really strong and the black hole right in the center, then the world can't fall because it is pulled in every direction and can't break into pieces.
You can survive the void damage with very high level regen. However, once you're past a certain point, the damage ticks don't take off health, even with no regen. I achived this with max regen and taking it off at -10000 blocks below the bottom of the bedrock layer/top of the void
"How does the Void KILL you?"
By simultaneously hitting you because there is a "box" of death at a certain depth, and it works just as well as lava or arrows and zombies and such. its just anchored to the enemy instead of moving around in a grid based system.
The particles must be just be dust or decoration. Literally just programmed to look like that...
When you go really high in the sky and you can see the moon/sun below you, it is actually the fog system doing that, its one way of hiding blocks that are far away and away from you, so the game can get away with a little bit of rendering. In real life, if you went really high in the sky and it was very foggy outside, you wouldn't see it because there is something blocking it from you to see it. It would work just as much as a planet in the way of our sun whilst its cloudy.
And if the void was actually "a black hole" then gravity would be as weak as the moon if the black hole was that big! Because minecraft is flat, and if it wasn't, then im pretty sure there would be a offset to grass blocks. And to top that, a whole lot of dirt and such to cover up the black hole would be pretty hard, and no matter how thick it is, it would be very flimsy and flexible of a world, and we know that minecraft is not so deep which also means that the mass will not be as big to make earth gravity (at least comparing our depth and also the black hole thing.) If it cracks or a whole chunk of the world breaks, then im pretty sure it would be going up into space or going down into the black hole, very very slowly, then speeding up eventually... But i'm pretty sure also that falling into the "void" would take quite a while, because of the giant black hole and us speeding up, sooo slowly.
I think you need to do a bit more research onto this theory.
This is actually supported by the recent "The Science Of" video on the Game Theory channel, where Austin calculates how the Nether and the Overworld exist together in a way that also allows for the Nether to have the 1:8 block correlation with the Overworld. It's a weird video, but still.
and when antvenom discovered the void farlands with a few mods, did he discover what's hidden in a black hole?
Very interesting theory, you definitely made sure we understood how you backed this up with scientific research and the misunderstood ways of how falling and how a black hole kills you that others may not have known. +1👍
You want to survive the void? Give yourself level 100 absorption and level 100 regeneration for 10,000 seconds and keep repeating the commands every time it almost runs out. You can just set up two repeating command blocks to do this without any more effort. You will literally fall until your computer crashes.
This all ties into my theory that Minecraft is a megastructure cube world with tubes running along its edges filled with hydrogen to even out the gravity, and with a micro black hole inside.
Hmm, if you combine this with another theory, that means that Planet Minecraft is a giant round planet containing a black hole in the middle of it, with the universe orbiting the planet.
Gnoggin and Treesicle uploaded a video on the same day. Time to grab the PopCorn
Stuff about black holes is always both interesting and terrifying at the same time. This was really cool, I never knew a black hole could bend light.
+Robert Kelly Yeah, I think it's fascinating as well. Did you know that since a black hole doesn't reflect light, you can't really see them so the fact they can bend light is actually the way astronomers find them: they just look at stars and if one is either distorted or misplaced, it means there's a black hole between the earth and that star. Yay for astronomy classes! :D
RieserTheRedR I never knew but that makes a lot of sense.