Remember, it's two and a half billion light years away, basically means that if we actually saw it eat something, it would've happened 2.5 billion years ago
bro I hate these types of comments, no hate towards you but like if you think about it, you are as big as the universe to the smallest length ever. and why does it matter how small we are? ants are incredibly tiny yet they make HUGE layers, nets, all that. just remember, no matter how small you feel, you're always bigger then something out there, and have something to bring to the table
I heard it on repeat 8 times to try and imagine the impressiveness of Nature And I am aHindu in our culture this is also considered nature all Hail Ramanujan 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Quasar 3C273 is the most distant object that can still be picked up on amateur telescopes, has an absolute magnitude of -26.7 (about 4 trillion times more luminous than the Sun), and would be as bright as the Sun if it was as far away from us as Pollux is (about 10 pc instead of 749 Mpc).
Yup. 3C273 is the brightest IIRC, but we'd found dozens of these objects that looked like stars in our galaxy with weird light spectrums. Therefore named QuaSaR; Quasi-Stellar Radio Source, which was what they were called in the 50s before we realized they were so far away. Also, 3C273 at 10pc from earth would bombard us with a ridiculous amount of ionizing radiation, making surface life completely different or nonexisting.
To put this answer in terms everyone can understand. 749 Mpc about 41,611,111 Kessel Runs from Star Wars. And 300 million tons of matter per second would be about 1.5 trillion apples per second. There, context!
@@gillypiexo yeah I was just contemplating the definition of the word world... Its not wrong I think, but I would say world refers more to a planet? Interesting 😊
Someone needs to release a VR anything based on these kinds of graphics. That is all I keep holding out on a headset for. I don't want anything but space exploration.
Space Engine. IDK if it has a VR version but it should have one if it doesn't already have it. Edit: it supports Oculus and SteamVR, I looked it up on Steam.
Still can’t be as bright as turing on the overhead light right after you wake up. You are on of my top three favorite UA-camrs. Love your videos and always look forward to watching them when I come home!❤
Yeah there's a bit of a misunderstanding. I think he meant 886 million, because 886x more massive than the sun wouldn't be considered "Supermassive". Also, it would have a schwarzchild radius of around 20,000 km (If it was 886x times more massive tan the sun)
I am forever thankfull to this one because NASA posted it a little before I went to see Muse and they added after years their song Supermassive Black Hole to their concert‼️
I don't know if you've made a video about this, but this got me wondering, what would happen if earth and our solar system got swallowed by a black hole? Love you're stuff by the way, you make me question existence every time I see you :)
We don’t even know what the great attractor looks like. It could be the size of a paper clip for all we know. The great attractor is outside of the observable universe so we have no hint on what it actually looks like.
@@GwinnettAle what? no, the great attractor is less than half a billion lightyears from us - nowhere near being outside of the observable universe. the reason we cant see it is because it is obscured by the rest of the milky way, since it is on the other side relative to us. search up the "zone of avoidance".
It’s crazy to think how we know these things but still are unable to comprehend the size and length of time of these kinds of things in the universe. It’s beautifully scary to think about. I always feel like I’m going crazy trying to comprehend the scale of time and size of these things.
The universe and everything in it is mind boggling and fascinating to me. The extreme size of some things is incredible. I wish I could start my life over..know what fascinates me.. know what I won't be able to do then focus my life and studies in a field I would love to do as a career. I would love to be an astrophysicist but do not have the brain for it but I would love to do something in this field. I am enthralled with everything in the universe. If you are watching these videos too I know you know what I am talking about.
This is a good example of how the argument what happens when you "enter" the event horizon is pointless, as you would break apart and burn up in that accretion disc well before you ever had a chance to get that close.
I think it was just a mistake lol I’m sure his notes or where ever he gets his info does actually say million. Dude sounds excited about this so I don’t blame him.
Fun fact, one those beams of were to ever hit earth would effectively disintegrate the planets and possibly the whole solar system if it was big enough. We wouldn’t even know what was happening as it would travel at light speed.
Remember, it's two and a half billion light years away, basically means that if we actually saw it eat something, it would've happened 2.5 billion years ago
This is true 🤝
Damn 💀
Existencial crisis again💀💀
About a quarter of the universe life( a fifth? I’m not good at fractions 😂)
The observable universe has a radius of about 48 billion light years around us. So it's about 1/20 of the observable universe.
and its still not quite as bright as a pickup truck's LED high beams in the oncoming traffic lane
The ones with off-road lights are the worst
You’re not wrong
That should be illegal, it literally gives astigmatism to the people who see them
lmao
Or that one guys high rise beams on in pitch black in the other lane while driving
I bet we can beat it with the power of friendship.
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Still not bright as a phone in light mode at 3am.
💀💀
😂😂😂😂😂
Ain't technology booty-full
Nahh this comment wins
Or when you go into the toilet at 3am and turn on the light
thanks a lot, now I'm rethinking my entire existence.
That’s what I’m here for my friend 😂
@@thomasmulliganshould we be worried abt this 😅
Now imagine what kind of monstrosity could have caused the big bang.
Makes me feel so small and basically insignificant. My stress and problems just all the way more insignificant now. This is wonderful.
real
bro I hate these types of comments, no hate towards you but like if you think about it, you are as big as the universe to the smallest length ever. and why does it matter how small we are? ants are incredibly tiny yet they make HUGE layers, nets, all that. just remember, no matter how small you feel, you're always bigger then something out there, and have something to bring to the table
this is the most obvious sympathy bait i've seen a while
@Preston-oe7ndchill it’s not that deep 😭
@Preston-oe7nd Thank you so much for that. But I was talking in the bigger picture not actually making it deep.
What my parents said they had to go through to get to school:
😭
BACK IN MY DAY!!!......
@UbaidulRehman-fb2wq TWO QUASARS BOTH WAYS!!!......
@@VapingHolograms AND IT WAS UP HILL!!!.....
Humans: I think we're figuring out our universe!
Space: n o
Lil bro thinks he’s funny
@Preston-oe7nd”lil bro” we don’t care if he is or not
We actually are
@Preston-oe7nd thinks he's correct
@Preston-oe7nd what did he do to you
you never fail to make me question our existence
That means I’m doing my job 😂❤
Yeah I love this channel 😊
I heard it on repeat 8 times to try and imagine the impressiveness of Nature
And I am aHindu in our culture this is also considered nature all Hail Ramanujan 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Quasar 3C273 is the most distant object that can still be picked up on amateur telescopes, has an absolute magnitude of -26.7 (about 4 trillion times more luminous than the Sun), and would be as bright as the Sun if it was as far away from us as Pollux is (about 10 pc instead of 749 Mpc).
Yup. 3C273 is the brightest IIRC, but we'd found dozens of these objects that looked like stars in our galaxy with weird light spectrums.
Therefore named QuaSaR; Quasi-Stellar Radio Source, which was what they were called in the 50s before we realized they were so far away.
Also, 3C273 at 10pc from earth would bombard us with a ridiculous amount of ionizing radiation, making surface life completely different or nonexisting.
Nerd
I love your Puparia profile pic
To put this answer in terms everyone can understand.
749 Mpc about 41,611,111 Kessel Runs from Star Wars.
And 300 million tons of matter per second would be about 1.5 trillion apples per second.
There, context!
Anything but metric.
What A Wonderful World
Ain’t that the truth
Is it part of the world tho? Its the universe so outside of the world ≠ earth? 🤔
@@Rowaaaan same kind of meaning. Yeah words have meaning even though we are always changing them! 🙂😅
@@gillypiexo yeah I was just contemplating the definition of the word world... Its not wrong I think, but I would say world refers more to a planet? Interesting 😊
The brightest object known is made by the darkest to exist
Crazy how that works 😭
Probably the best example of yin and yang
♊
Thomas, you find the BEST stuff! Thank you!
Someone needs to release a VR anything based on these kinds of graphics.
That is all I keep holding out on a headset for. I don't want anything but space exploration.
Agreed
Space Engine. IDK if it has a VR version but it should have one if it doesn't already have it.
Edit: it supports Oculus and SteamVR, I looked it up on Steam.
This bro is teaching me better things than what I was taught being in School growing up someone hire him to be a physics teacher.
The scales are absolutely mind blowing, amazing
fun fact you can double click on comments to like and triple click on comments to reply to the comments
*screams in computer user*
Never knew this but it did work
Same ahh npc comments, bro you can reply with a single tap why would you tap 3 times and its because after double tap it reset.
@@bro9_11😂
Robot🤖
Still can’t be as bright as turing on the overhead light right after you wake up. You are on of my top three favorite UA-camrs. Love your videos and always look forward to watching them when I come home!❤
*Straight-up magic!*
I love your videos!! They are the reason I’m becoming so interested in the universe!❤
"it is actively consuming over 300 million tons of matter every single second"
CaseOh: "Nah I'd win"
Lmao😂😂😂 I was looking for a caseoh comment
caseoh in 2025? 💔
It’s a lifted GMC in 4-wheel drive when you aren’t going at least 100 over the speed limit in the right lane
I feel like you are a slightly calmer version of zackdfilms, but anyways very cool
lol ikr
@Preston-oe7ndI actually genuinely agree with you
That galaxy shown when you said Milky way, kinda actually looks like the sombrero galaxy
True
886 times more massive than the Sun doesn't sound that big though
886 milion times actually.
@@Rowaaaanthank you I had a feeling he missed a "million" there
If it's space talk and any number is lower than a million, add a m/b/t/rillion, you'll be correct 33% of the time.
Yeah there's a bit of a misunderstanding. I think he meant 886 million, because 886x more massive than the sun wouldn't be considered "Supermassive". Also, it would have a schwarzchild radius of around 20,000 km (If it was 886x times more massive tan the sun)
Ohhh thats why dr vegapunk says QUesAR
... I just realized that there had to be a bigger thing to give it that much energy 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
I am forever thankfull to this one because NASA posted it a little before I went to see Muse and they added after years their song Supermassive Black Hole to their concert‼️
I don't know if you've made a video about this, but this got me wondering, what would happen if earth and our solar system got swallowed by a black hole? Love you're stuff by the way, you make me question existence every time I see you :)
I often eat these as snacks. They're pretty yummy
Singlehandedly creating the hunger crisis.
Bro thinks he's Case Baker
Made it sound like an insanely massive matter obliterator, when this is a little kid compared to The Great Attractor
We don’t even know what the great attractor looks like. It could be the size of a paper clip for all we know. The great attractor is outside of the observable universe so we have no hint on what it actually looks like.
@@GwinnettAle what? no, the great attractor is less than half a billion lightyears from us - nowhere near being outside of the observable universe. the reason we cant see it is because it is obscured by the rest of the milky way, since it is on the other side relative to us.
search up the "zone of avoidance".
886 times more MASSIVE than our sun.... do you know what else is massive 😼
LOOOWWWWW TAAAAPEEER FAAADEEE
Space is so ridiculous. I don't even see galactic beings being able to explore half of it.
discord light mode laughing in the corner
You know what else is massive? LOOOOW TAPER FADE
Imagine if humans become so advanced that they can just pop a black hole like a balloon and harvest all of that energy
Ah yes, nothing like a healthy dose of existential crisis at 3 am. Thanks man.
Were safe from its particle beams😂
Uhh.. yeah I have no reply this garbage, what even went through that lil mind of yours typing that? It doesn’t even make sense, obviously we are bruh
Oi shush brum, i was just going vibes yeah
@@mationplayz I doubt you know English, what does "Oi" and "Brum" mean? and what "vibes"? cringe ones? get a life
Bloodbath first victor ain’t no way 💀
That actually looked like the biblical angel ive been seeing around my tl
You know what else is massive?
LOWWW
TAPERRR
FADEEE
it's... massive you say?
That may be bright, but there’s nothing brighter than turning on light mode
this proves how mysterious the entire space is
I wonder if the black hole in the center of our galaxy was once a quasar
It’s crazy to think how we know these things but still are unable to comprehend the size and length of time of these kinds of things in the universe. It’s beautifully scary to think about. I always feel like I’m going crazy trying to comprehend the scale of time and size of these things.
so if it got swapped with the sun Neptune is right next to the event horizon. In simple terms, we would be cooked
“Brighter than the Milky Way itself”
Shows sombrero galaxy
Thats actually insane what happens in space and they might be more things that we dont know about
You know what else is MASSIVE?
The universe and everything in it is mind boggling and fascinating to me. The extreme size of some things is incredible.
I wish I could start my life over..know what fascinates me.. know what I won't be able to do then focus my life and studies in a field I would love to do as a career.
I would love to be an astrophysicist but do not have the brain for it but I would love to do something in this field. I am enthralled with everything in the universe. If you are watching these videos too I know you know what I am talking about.
space is scary.
Well thats Intense 😅
This is a good example of how the argument what happens when you "enter" the event horizon is pointless, as you would break apart and burn up in that accretion disc well before you ever had a chance to get that close.
That is amazing and scary at the same time
that things lightwork compared to that little bit of sun light coming through an opening in the clouds in the evening (only when your in the car ofc)
Imagine just blinking and not being anymore becasuse this thing just remotely passed by. Its terrifying.
My first thought "is it coming closer?" and a few moments later "oh, it doesn't need to come closer".
Discord light mode be like
LOL fr
Goku: I've heard you're strong
I wish it would be bright enough to make nights a bit brighter when the winter darkness threatens to break me...
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50% Low Taper Fade
This is brighter than anything in the universe, yet it still isn't as bright as you
CaseOh: "Lightweight bro get better*
The sheer size of space will never cease to amaze, astound, and blow my tiny little mind. It really is unfathomable
But nothing beats turning on light mode at 1 am
Dat shit burns
“This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine!”
*proceeds to become one of the brightest objects in the universe*
💀
Now that's something to think about in the shower.
Oh good. You found Hell. 😂
Any scientist would be confused about anything relating to this 😂
That is insane that such things could be made over time
Its still not brighter than the tv that you open on silent at 3 AM
Black hole death ray, huh? Cool, cool, cool. brb, I’m just gonna go scream into the void real quick.
The forbidden disco ball.
It is 886 millions more massive than our Sun, not 886 times. Crazy how you can seem to be well read and yet say that without thinking anything off.
I think it was just a mistake lol I’m sure his notes or where ever he gets his info does actually say million. Dude sounds excited about this so I don’t blame him.
@@akumavalentine fr, why is there always someone who has to be rude and call out a minor mistake, like WHY?? no ones perfect
You know what else is massive
With 3 minute shorts you videos will be more accurate because you can include more details.
Fun fact, one those beams of were to ever hit earth would effectively disintegrate the planets and possibly the whole solar system if it was big enough. We wouldn’t even know what was happening as it would travel at light speed.
i learned about quasars from futurama
"What could be possibly powering such MASSIVE energy production" ......want to know what else is massive.....
Going to the bathroom with the lights on at 3am is brighter 💀
I used to think space was vast af for no reason but then there's shi like this:
who else could doomscroll on space and galaxies for hours?
You know what else is massive
THE LOW TAPER FADE MEME
"Babe, I don't understand why I keep gaining weight"
Meanwhile her average diet:
The matter spinning around a black hole also smashes together and makes little suns momentarily repeatedly.
Is it brighter than my phone screen at night?
lol
One hit by ray lewis and that black hole is over
WHY DID THIS VIDEO MAKE ME CRY???
Seeing this makes me want to travel in space and see all those marvels 😅
Still not as bright as that flashlight the police shines in your face when they pull you over at 3am
Universe is unbelievable 😮
make to-scale distances of the orbit so we can actually grasp how big it is.
There are monsters in space, and they are physics objects.
great, another cosmic level threat to my puny human existence. T_T
The mass is 4-8 orders magnitude larger than quoted 800 masses of sun.
what the massive thing could be is Ninjas Low taper fade since its so MASSIVE
“This isn’t a star”
10 seconds later,
“It’s a star”
quasar isnt a star
A quasar is a black hole. Black holes an an infinitely dense structures, and stars are not.
I kept hearing Vagapunk saying Qasar but I didn't know what it was