A Journey into a Black Hole
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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Many Space Fans have been asking for more information about black holes, specifically, what would it be like to go inside one?
Andrew Hamilton of the University of Colorado made this amazing animation and I wrote a script around it.
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MUSIC USED:
Touch the sky: Iambic^2
Black Violin: Leonard J. Paul
Ozone: Leonard J. Paul
Theme (Feature): Leonard J. Paul
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![The Other Side of a Black Hole [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZVPsNDonA84/mqdefault.jpg)
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For some reason the distorted red grid representing the Schwarzchild surface is one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen.
south and north pole look like eyes. (oh and the reason of that fear might be the colors and the fact that it's a black hole.)
To many it would be even more terrifying with it gone so you don't even know exactly where the horizon is.
It reminded me of the walls in the training grounds of an old spiderman game on x-box
it almost looks like a smiling face
I find it more terrifying without the red grid
Haven't been inside a black hole in ages. I should go out more.
Yea me too man
i remember when i went to a black hole with my grand father it was awesome
I'm guessing that's a sexual joke...?
Ha..... Pale holes are just as deadly.
Prerendered renderation thanks for the enlightenment.
this is definitely the most scary video I've ever seen
+Voltzified totally true
+Voltzified True. i am scared of black hole vids!
me too
When you look at them they suck the essence away from your being and the tear the very frabric of your SOUL...
*scariest
on a neutron star's surface - if you dropped an object from 3 feet by the time it hits the surface it's traveling over 4 million mph. black hole gravity is even stronger
Not entirely accurate, or at least, the reasons are misleading. See the difference is, that the neutron star has a definite surface. Whereas a black hole is a bottomless pit. The farthest you can fall into a neutron star is hitting its surface. A black hole could potentially have less mass than a neutron star. A black hole's gravity is arguably infinite, since you can always be put under more force by being closer and be put under any force you want, whereas a neutron star's gravity is greatest at its surface, but from a given distance, a black hole with less mass than a neutron star has less gravity than the neutron star does. A neutron star is THE highest gravity object that has a solid surface to limit its gravity. A black hole simply has nothing there to keep you from getting as close to its center as you want.
@@medexamtoolscomanything beyond the event horizon is theoretical
@@mynameispaul0530 Indeed, but I am not even talking about that. I am talking about being an infinitessimal outside the event horizon. The force needed to maintain your distance asymptotically approaches infinity as your position gets closer to the horizon, so we're still talking about being on the outside of it. You may not feel infinite forces as you hit the horizon while in freefall, but if you tried to hold your position, that would be another matter.
@@medexamtoolscom
"... I am not even talking about [anything beyond the event horizon]..."
Except -- you did *exactly* that, with statements like the one about a BHs being "bottomless pit[s]", "gravity arguably becoming infinite", *etc.* !
These things are only _"true" [or not!]_ within that pocket of _space-time_ that we cannot get any information from, i.e. the theoretical area behind the event horizon. Thereby you are operating well within the realm of _not even wrong._
The crux of the entire matter here is: what's a BH's "surface", anyway? If, in lack of certainty, the event horizon should serve as a stand-in for this object's "surface", the statement of the OP would certainly hold true, unless (?) for theoretical BHs of a size so tiny, that we have yet to prove they even exist; you'd need primordial BH's for that, or [also unproven] "hawking radiation" to be real (even then, the timescales we are talking about for HR to give us these, are so astronomically huge, that the theory itself will _forever_ be unfalsifiable & unverifyable, by human standards; the definition of an unscientific theory), to give us these… in some trillion years?
Oh… and then there's time-dilation, o/c, making it dubious, by which reference frame it is to be measured, "when" + at what speed said object would "pass" the event horizon.
BHs are real. But much of the descriptions of their _inner workings_ et al. [of these superlativistic objects] are intrinsically unknowable, which has debates about these things leave the solid ground of science, regularly, deteriorating into formula-guided guesswork.
Generally speaking: if your theory leads to a conclusion that is self-contradicting (like singularities & infinite values, i.e. the *breaking-down* of the laws of physics; are you familiar with the term "reductio ad absurdum"?), the most rational thing to say then would be -- "back to the drawing board"!
Musings about the unknowable are, by definition, a matter of _METAphysics._
It's really a sad state of affairs, that the usual subjects regurgitating the contradictory musings of theoretical BH physics get applauded while based skepticism is frowned upon. "Science" with a sense of disdain for skepticism, for sober, careful, ratio-guided reasoning, is an oxymoron to me…
Case in point: that the multiverse-theory isn't met by scathing ridicule wherever it is being brought up unironically, is exasperating …
Educated guesses are a thing -- but so is the "not even wrong" benchmark for what is or isn't "science". Let's not muddy the water on that important distinction, shall we?! It 's only going to serve those (in the long run) who have the least respect for knowledge and reason, to begin with. Like religious fanatics...
The music is fitting. Black holes are indeed scary. The thought of crossing the horizon, knowing you're dead in minutes to hours is not a happy thought. In physics I find them the most interesting and exciting objects in the universe, ...from a safe distance.
maybe u don't die...maybe you become a god ....hhmmm
Lol only one way to find out. I won't volunteer however. :p
+Sith Smasher i would love to jump into one, looks exciting. Best way to die in my opinion
RoyalGamingHD
If you want to, I would recommend a supermassive one; otherwise the experience will be rather short.
Minutes to hours? How big a black hole are you aiming for? For a typical size black hole it would be less than a millisecond from crossing the horizon to hitting the center. It would only be if it was many billions of solar masses that it could potentially be hours. It's also a real likelihood that this video is inaccurate after all, and you die as soon as you hit the event horizon, because the thing is, the temperature of the hawking radiation increases the closer you get to the horizon, as it is only cold and dim when seen from a distance because it is effectively infinitely redshifted in climbing out from THE point of no return, but if you're falling in, you'll not only be getting up close to it, but you'll be moving TOWARD it at asymptotically approaching the speed of light as well so it will be blueshifted by your velocity on top of that. Meaning that it doesn't matter how large the black hole is, you die instantly when you hit the horizon, as you are washed over by an environment at the Planck Temperature (1.4 * 10^32 kelvins). The implications of an environment at the planck temperature may indeed be that even in the most abstract sense, an observer, and a reference frame itself, cannot survive falling into a black hole. Remember, the black hole in this video is a general relativity black hole. In real life it would be a monster that combines general relativity with quantum mechanics, and that is difficult to predict with certainty since no one has figured out how the math would work for that, but my money is on the inundation-with-planck-temperature-disintegration outcome.
Once you go black, there's no turning back
*****
You are wrong. Michael Jackson started off as being black. "Once you go black, there's no turning back" applies only for those that have been anything but black in the beginning.
*****
Believe me, I have a degree in black science.
But what if you turn white instead of black?
+romela casas Once you go white a trailer's in sight
+Brandon Toft
lmao
This is a certified OG youtube banger
True
i saw it back in the day
12 years later this still terrifies me to the core of my soul.
Same dude.
Alright, Alright, Alright - Matthew McConaughey
If i ever see one of those, im calling the cops.
CALL THE AMPERLAMPS!!!!!1!!!!!!!!
See what you did there.
GamingCasing You Dont Say...
😭😭😭😩
typical move
I am pretty sure that this is one of the first youtube videos I have ever watched! I loved revisiting this one! (I am kind of a black hole nerd)
OMG SAME
@@insertname1475 Mate, that was three years ago. LOL
same. It made me fall in love with space and science in general as a child lol
Interstellar movie brought me here
same it fucked me up
I still don't get why he ended up in a tesseract in the centre in the movie when in real life he would have been spaghettified and died.
>comparing hollywood to real life
It's science fiction after all.
Vsauce is a legend
Great! Now we know where to send One Direction and Justin Bieber!
Isn't it funny that I'm a one direction fan but I would love to send them to a black hole...they've taken over my life lmao
Isaac Cave Whoops. *Particularly. My English teacher would be upset about that. :) I do hope you better understand my point now.
***** Jesus Christ, lady! You could edit your older comment instead posting plenty in a row!
RED Engineer Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks.
***** Considering that you are a female, it didn't really surprise me.
I still remember watching this video back in late 2010. Also the music in the final part.
*Are we living in a gigantic black hole?*
Its a possibility that since space time is so distorted near the singularity,time ceases to exist. So nothing ever reaches the center.
I remember seeing a documentary about how, should you be witnessing an entity entering a black hole, it would end suspended in the moment before it reaches the singularity.
Baghuul It's really hard to take you seriously with your profile picture.
Baghuul Romilly, that you?
Baghuul To the point of view of the outside everything slows down and stops before reaching the centre, but for the object itself time appears normal throughout the process (but everything outside appears faster)
DarkeTribute before it reaches the horizon not the singularity and its because light travels slower the closer it is to the horizon, but the image gets redshifted pretty hard and over time the number of photons will decrease eventually to nothing
Even in a situation like this, this guy's voice feels so relaxing.
What happens if you divide by 0 while falling into a black hole?
+UnityQuest im done HAHAHAHAHHAHA
That depends on of you have an axiom for dividing by 0 or not.
They cancel each other out.
The same thing that would happen if an unstoppable force meets an immovable object
+UnityQuest the black hole lets you live and welcomes you into it's crib.
DAMN SCIENCE! YOU SCARY!
My sister cryed
Olivia Fernandez lol seriously? xD
JasminLeblanc I cryied
If this was how it looked why not try attaching a cam to a rocket(test rocket) to really see what it looks like in one,he is scary too
+JasminLeblanc me cried Kappa
Everyone knows you can see a Matthew McConaughey and book shelves in black hole!
The Tesseract is personal to anyone who enters, bookshelves were just Cooper's interpretation
So you're telling me that every time I missed a jump in Mario Galaxy, *THIS* is what happened? Damn, I feel bad for Mario...
Good video, but we obviously know we will die... I want to know what would happen if WE DIDNT!?
***** Um...I think he was talking with regards to the black hole...
ITRIEDEL Space and time would cease to exist. You would live forever, in infinity, and the entire brightness of the universe would be so dramatic and bright that you would be blinded by white light forever. You would never die, you would never see anything again, it would be white light due to the infinite nature of a black hole's pulling on light particles. Every spec of light in the universe is drawn into the black hole, and thusly your view is completely white, nothingness.
Actually the black hole will evaporate eventually.
ITRIEDEL All of the physical laws that keep molecules and even atoms together are overwhelmed before you reach the center, so it's a meaningless question to ask.
***** Can any question truly be meaningless ??
After a bunch of searching, I finally found this video from my childhood!
I am the only guy who is so fucking afraid of black holes?? i cant look the screen for so long!!
Spooky spooky scary black holes
I'ts creepy for sure, it can be an object of nightmares...
***** Eh spiders are a nuisance, I don't have an EXTREME fear but if I see a black one or a big brown one I'd keep my distance. Meanwhile black holes can probably be a big fear. It's related to the fear of darkness, nyctophobia.
Well that's a fortunate phobia, you'll never once in your life have to encounter a black hole. Now me and my arachnophobia on the other hand...
I can't even look the seen black holes are scary
last tuesday i was in a black hole... no joke
i met my gf that day^^
cool
cool
+oOXyroxOo lol
cool
cool
Our hopes and expectations
Black Holes and Revelations
***** ...........
+Nash Rarig muse
yyYYES
This music is as incredible as the subject in question.
I like it when science is simplified to my comprehension
By far THE best representation of a black hole (and I watched a LOT since I find it so interesting). And judging by the upload date, it explains why all the other channels attempt on this matter are just crappy rip-offs.Simple, fact-driven (no matter how much or little available) approach always works for me.
You will actually never cross the event horizon. This is due to time dilation. As you approach the event horizon, time dilation darts into infinity. For any object that reaches the event horizon, time would be going so slow that infinite amount of time will pass in an instant, immediately bringing it to the point in time where the universe ends.
Some scientists think that black holes (nothing can escape them) are also white holes (nothing can enter them). Gravitational time dilation is one of the reasons to think that way.
Perhaps if you were to be getting close to the event horizon, as this universe would be drawing to a close, whenever you were to pass it, you would be birthed into a entirely new universe?
+Ivanstyg No... The black hole would end in a very violent explosion, and before that point the black hole would shrink enough that tidal forces at the horizon are powerful enough to kill you. Only possibility i can think of for survival is god-like beings rescuing you from your timeless state.
+Sigma Centauri (Shifty)
these black holes should be called, the eye of chronus
as it has to do with time, and it's like the extreme power of time, and Chronus is the Greek god of time, it suits well the name right?
***** If an object as massive as a black hole will start radiating at such rate, you will be vaporized from absorbing such sheer amount of radiation. So you will most definitely die regardless.
I thought that time dilation only applied to an outside observer. So wouldn't the person entering the black hole still experience time normally since everything is slowed down to the same rate, including their thought process? I guess if there were infinite dilation then time might freeze?
This never fails to give me goosebumps 😰
Well that hit the spot. This was precisely what I was looking for!
Oh, they finally made a video about your girlfriend.
Imagine watching this with the Oculus Rift.
+ней алла хоппас нки гиллар мить трол конто T
I know right!
The source website of the video has a stereo version, so it can be made to happen:
jila.colorado.edu/~ajsh/insidebh/schw.html
+Otaku Desu Oh honey.
+ней алла хоппас нки гиллар мить трол конто T so what
nadjim73 I'm just saying it would be cool. Take your head out of your ass and stop being a shithead.
Which would you rather be in:
A. A pit of snakes
or
B. Inside a black hole
+A.O.R THE ARMY OF ROCK black hole
i rather kill my self.
and see where my spirit/soul goes...
Mario Satsias Exactly. Maybe your soul may never ever escape a black hole or it may be deleted.
lel.
Mario you just don't care about your existence :P
Qwuck If it was for real...
nah i wouldn't do none of them
i lied
Black holes aren't simple at all ughhhh! They're actually one of the most complex and mysterious objects in the cosmos
Mysterious yes, complicated no.
WRONG!!!
We know how they are made, we know what they do to us, we know that they can be in any size. Really I believe the only thing we don't know about them is what happens in the center of a black hole.
Not complex at all all you can know about them are their spin and mass that it if I remember right that makes them extremely simply.
The best animation of the black hole so far on you tube.
There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened.
- Douglas Adams
I suppose the funny thing is that all this could be totally wrong and nobody would ever be be able to prove it ? Don't flame me , it is just a thought.
I remember watching this when I was like 9, glad I found it again
This is the coolest Blackhole video on youtube . i have learned heaps thanks man!
This shit is truly amazing.
If, someday, we manage to engineer ships capable of warp travel, could we fly one into a black hole and return? Would we be able to fire in a "warp bomb" which would expand space around it once inside the black hole and pull it inside out?
Shrek Ogreton Nope because the universe has already ended inside the black hole. Time doesnt exsist inside the center and everything that will ever happen has already happened.
TheSeBjo Wouldn't a warp ship, while using warp travel, create its own "bubble" of space and time around it, making it essentially immune to the black hole's pull?
Shrek Ogreton
Yeah, but when you are INSIDE the even horizon, the only possible way out is to travel back in time, ANY other spacetime direction will lead you towards the singularity.
TheSeBjo then what if the black hole is just a time-travel portal which leads to the end of the universe life?
pops shield up-
Shrek Ogreton you watch to much syfy, its not becuse you use the word warp you can defy fysics.
BLACK VIOLIN BY LEONARD J. PAUL IS VERY VERY PERFECT TO ACCOMPANY THE NARRATION AND ENVIRONMENT OF THIS VIDEO. BRILLIANT.
I love black hole science, but for those who didn't understand the entire explaination, I can dumb it down for you. For those of you who aren't so scientific, basically a black hole is a hole ripped in space. The black hole doesn't know where to put whatever goes in it, so it just crushes it.
Singularity are a fancy name for sqaushed Star. If you pass the event horizan you will stretch like spaghetti. Newtons first law is "An object in motion stays in motion unless blocked by internal force ." Blackholes use that law. If earth was sqaushed it would be a blackhole. Thank you for listening, I don't usually get listened to I tried to make as short as possible.
.....Schwartzchild radius, is the word you're looking for. Also, you're pretty wrong anyway.
inside a black hole, if you survived, if you look up the sky, you can watch the universe ages and ends quickly. because inside the black hole, time nearly stops.
People Say That's A Gateway to Another Universe
+Sonic The Hedgehog you are right
+Jayed Hossain But We Still Don't Know If We CAN confirm This...
+Sonic The Hedgehog Hi
That's why I believe that inside the singularity it is the end of the Universe.
FUCKING MINDED BLOWN MATE!!!!!
Spaghetti-fication, doesn't sound so great to me but Tony's explanation is the best for us non-mathematicians that I've found.
Now, wait a second... When you reach the event horizon (where time for you stops), and you look up... Won't you see the Universe moving so fast that you will actually see the end of the Universe?
There are various theories surrounding what happens when you enter singularity. Some say that you see the beginning of time. Some say you see its end. Some state that you are locked in place for eternity. There is no exact answer until we can see inside of singularity.
Well, there is no need to have theories about this because it's something logical. Whenever someone reaches the event horizon, the time for him stops (or almost stops, to be precise). That means that we see him moving reeeeally slow and do everything really slow in the event horizon. That also means that he sees us moving really fast. Really really fast. He goes right into the end of the Universe, or the black hole.
He cannot be locked. Don't imagine him as being stuck there. He does not perceive that slow. The time is relative to him and is moving normally. If you had to fall in a black hole, you need not worry about the time that it takes you to fall in. You will travel in the future, not wait an eternity for it to happen.
+Manolis Grifoman (Demented Composer) No, unfortunately, simple logic breaks down here. Although distant observer sees infalling observer's time slows down as he approaches on horizon and freezes on the horizon, thus he never crosses the horizon for distant observer, infalling observer sees external observer's time passes just as normal or slightly changed.
When someone falls into the event horizon, you see him frozen. For you he is frozen because he is moving really reaaaaally slowly. From his perspective on the other hand, he sees you moving faster and faster until you grow old and die and then galaxies collide and this is occurring faster and faster. Imagine it like a time travel, mister Putin.
You are right. An outside observer will see you just slow down until you freeze and gradually red shift into oblivion. You, on the other hand, will see the universe accelerate fast around you and it could have actually ended as your particles turn into a thin stream rushing towards the singularity. Then again, we can't know all of this for certain because we can't really make any close observations of these objects and even things proved through mathematics could be wrong if we experiment and see so.
Im a kid and im really interested in this
5 years later
Once Miley Cyrus Jumped into a black hole. She was vomited out by the singularity.
After I watched this video, my mind wasn't blown it started *vibrating*, now it just *wobbles*.
How to travel inside a Black Hole?
1. Find a black lady.
2. Get her drunk.
3. Get her to bed.
4. ???
5. Profit.
***** 210kg should be fine.
Once you go black, you never go back!!!
LSBonnPower I've gone black a few times but I always came back.
swampzoid
That's what you think :D
Isn't that a rape if the lady didn't agree to go to bed?
Is there a perspective change as we go in? Are we always looking toward the centre of the black hole, or forward in our spaceship? At around 3:40 looks like a switch from looking directly into, to looking along the horizon, as the black hole image moves to the bottom of the video. Not sure if that's part of the craziness distortion effect, or just a change of viewpoint.
If it is change of viewpoint, makes judging the distortion really hard as I've no idea which is which. To show distortion I need a point of reference.
2024 response: The most likely explanation is that the rocket probably curved in order to orbit around the black hole before passing through the horizon via its point of impact.
We agreed Amelia, 90 precent.
CaptainOfGames You told me we had enough resources for the both of us. (preceding your quote)
+Ross Ellis Detach
Nash Rarig That's after "We agreed Amelia, 90 percent."
The horizon / anti-horizon was news for me! Thanks for this video. Frightening and interesting at the same time.
I always wanted to know what it would look like...
nothing would tell me...
thx so much
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Um this person ain't even been in a black hole. As said, they would have died.
I dont believe a black hole can have INFINITELY strong gravity.
Because one: if a black hole had infinitely strong gravity then the black hole would devour the whole universe. Let alone galaxies and solarsystems. But they dont.
Two: when a star dies and collapses on itself and turns into a black hole it keeps the same mass as before. The volume is only becoming a small singularity. And because the black hole has the same mass as before when it was a star. It has the same gravitational pull.
***** Ok thank you. It sounds reasonable.
Call NASA,tell them that you have a better conception about blackhole.... :/
What you have to remember is that gravity doesn't exist the way you think it does. We're biologically made to understand a flat space, but real space on localized levels is non-Euclidean. Through general relativity we know that a black hole is a point of infinite density (but don't think of density here in terms of mass divided by volume.) we also know that massive objects bend spacetime, which causes the illusion of gravity. So take a black hole with infinite density and it will curve the geometry of spacetime to such an extent that radially outward isn't a direction is the region near the black hole.
+uncle sam pbs spacetime much?!
Satya Yuga PBS spacetime is the shit. It explains pretty hard concepts in a pretty easy way.
even black holes are pink if you shine a light in it
+Shaun Knee ??
Imb Students Was just curious how he was thinking.
+Derek The Deranged In case you didn't understand, that was a joke that could be taken in more ways than one.
+Shaun Knee Good one! LMFAO
Excellent video. This gave me chills.
why cant Hollywood make a movie about this ?
+Unknown B A movie has been made that includes some black hole science, it's called 'Interstellar'.
oh yeah I have seen that movie
but still I want something to be more real
Yeah, I'd also like another movie whose central theme is black hole physics. A movie which contains no science fiction. Let's keep our fingers and toes crossed!
+Otaku Desu ikr me too :)
+taciturnme oh yeah even tho I am big fan of science fiction but when it comes to a black hole it will be awesomer if they added real science
What if a black hole leads to hell..
You've obviously never been heading west on the M62
onegathers m62
there is no hell, duh
TheHachebe how would you know?
Some one has been watching The Event Horizon [ It was a very old movie]
5:50 That's fucking terrifying.
+Joseph Mcdonagh It's the instant the universe ends I think, which is really scary.
Insomniac Luna Yes if you're in it, the universe will end for you.
WHY DO I FEEL LIKE I JUST WATCHED A HORROR MOVIE? No matter, this was inSANELY AWESOME!!! I can't get enough of this stuff!!
my favorite part of falling in a black hole is becoming my favorite food. spaghetti
SAME! SPAGHETTI BROTHERS REJOICE! PAPYRUS IS OUR GOD!
+Dynamite Productionz Inc. REJOICE!!!! (ﾉ*ﾟｰﾟ)ﾉ
+CGC REJOICE!
+Dynamite Productionz
ヽ(°o°)ノ praise the lord
You mean spaggetification
You mean, this thing is spewing time back into the universe?
Only joking.
A time tap. Let's hope the government doesn't hear about this, or they may start charging us for time, likely by the litre.
Precisely that's why we are experiencing these time fluctuations...
So what is it?
jonathan main I've never seen one before no one has but I'm guessing it's a white hole.
A white hole?
+WackyTraveler I mean, if you enter the wormhole on the center of a blackhole, you actually enter it, and travel to ANOTHER universe, and you actually get exited from a white hole... wtf
Do you get that were copying a red dwarf scene?
the view is very scary
This is some nostalgia right here. This video introduced me to black holes.
This was a cool video o.o thx bro, really jelped
Help*
+Richard Rexrode Helped*
helped* Not capital ;)
How do we know if we would die before the singularity? What if you do survive and it's a portal to another place in the universe or even another universe?
That's a wormhole
black holes bend space just like wormholes
BionicDr4gon
no man thats not a wormhole, personaly nobody proved me wormholes are real so i dont beleive in them but for your information wormholes are holes in space connecting point a and point B and the only reason they believe wormholes exist (in a larger scale than subathomic ofcourse) is because if you gave the universe the time it has had untill today it wouldve been smaller considdering the fysical speed limit (light, duh), so matter shouldve taken a "short cut" but i think many more possabilities are at hand. fyi: the possibility that im wrong is just as infinate as with you ;)
***** but what if on the other side you came back out normal again. Like you turn into subatomic partices going in then on the way back out you are put together again. Sounds weird but it can be a possibility.
Justin Humenik Yeah well, but you are not coming out. Light is not coming it, so what makes you think that you will?
Did you know, in the middle of the Milky Way is a super massive black hole? Cool isn't it?
Not really.
Ah 2010, with your black holes without firewalls and it was just a lovely journey past the event horizon, how I miss thee.
Even if it was somehow possible to send a probe into a blackhole and lets just imagine it could transmit its findings back to earth at point of singularity all laws of physics and math as we know them fall apart, the electrons in its electronic circuits would stop behaving normally, polarity would disappear etc conductors and capacitors would act different etc.
Yeah, and that's why it's impossible.
Human intelligence is not enough to understand the universe
Not yet..
Someone help me understand this; If there can only be so much mass in a area how is this possible?
If the black hole compresses and cruses any object that goes into it, doesn't it eventually 'fill up', and where does the objects go? ...What's beyond the black hole...
If it's not just 'blackness', what is it?
It can't just 'end'.
I love how at the start it says black holes are not complicated, well they seem to be brain-fucking me. Please help, anyone.
Ryan Amos You can fit as much mass as you want in a given volume (as far as we know). Infact, in the case of the black hole, you are condensing matter into a point with no volume at all...
No.. Black Holes emit Hawking Radiation.. Well, most at least.. That's probably what happens.. Plus, whatever a black hole brings in, it adds its mass to it, meaning the black hole just becomes more massive
Lock Ray You explained it as well, in a different way..
Anyway, there are different types of Black Holes.. ' ' ' Thought I'd randomly state that
Ryan Amos E=mc2. Mass can me stored as energy and it's theorised that that energy can be smaller than a planck length within a blackhole.
They fill up at the singularity where atoms are crushed and its basically matter made from protons, nuetrons and electrons, but they dont form atoms.by laws of physics, its impossible but a black hole really is super complicated and not that understanded, so its a block in the road for physics.
Photons have zero rest mass, although I don't even know what it would mean for a photon to be at rest.
Your second explanation is 100% correct as far as I know.
@DeepAstronomy what's the name of the song from 0:00 - 1:20 on your video titled A Journey into a Black Hole? It's not in your description. Thanks!
I can't remember which track it was but most of the music was taken from "The Corporation" soundtrack by Leonard J. Paul, here archive.org/details/kpu101
Unfortunately, it's none of those songs, but thanks anyways. If anyone knows please let me know!
So uhh, found anything yet?
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yet?
@@ananimshelshamayim2222 Yet?
let the arguing commence!
so this is what happens to Mario in super mario galaxy
Nice video, Deep Astronomy! While this is only theoretical, the concept is unfathomable! The video definitely presents black holes as incredibly intimidating objects! The universe is an extremely mysterious, complex structure! Keep looking up! God bless!
Is it possible that going into one black hole will take you out another one that is like a trillion trillion miles away or really far?
+ChelseaGrinMan001 it's been theorized but i don't think there's been any real direct or indirect evidence to support it. sadly wormholes are just hypothetical, maybe we'll find out for sure in the future!
The reason they appear black is because light doesn't escape it to enter your eye but if you enter inside the black hole it would be bright asfuck
I am against thinking black holes are wormholes and no they aren't wormholes might exist but have noting to
Do with a black hole in my opinion
No
In my view... The singularity bends the time-space fabric to the fourth dimension (the one we can not interact due to our three dimension existence)... So, you would experience another dimension if you could approach the singularity close enough.
Whatever video I go to, whether scientific or religious, gaming or commentary there are always people with stupid ideas bashing each other. I am pretty sure some people are going to bash me for being religious in this section of the internet. I believe in God so deal with it. Just don't call me ignorant because I go to church every Sunday. I just want to be a weird person that loves science and religion at the same time.
Buy a worm hole key then you can use it to travel to a different part of the galaxy :D
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Shout out to the guy who journeyed into a black hole to give a first hand account what happens
What does it really look like inside the singularity? It's a real mystery for sure that even geniuses can't find an explanation for it.
How bout' a puppet person attached with a space camera and throw it into a black hole?
Is that possible? or will it just "die" in the singularity?
3 paradoxical things happen there, and they are all valid and true. the singularity is contiguous with the "end of time" Leonard susskind really helps demystify it and goes step by step on how they're built, and what happens. everything comes back out of a blackhole eventually.. just.... as extreme RED shifted radiation.
You can't go "into" a singularity. It's not a portal, just a point. You can not see the singularity because
a: It is infinitely small and b: No light can escape from it
***** We cannot try this out, because of the huge distance of space. The "closest" black hole is Cygnus X-1, and it is 8000 light years away from Earth. Humans cannot even travel 1 light year, so how are we supposed to reach any black hole? All we have are mathematical models that explain how black holes work.
Source: imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/ask_astro/answers/010913a.html
I hope this helped.
***** I used to think that it couldn't get smaller than that and that could certainly be true, but the consensus is that we can only predict what happens to and at the singularity, and thanks to relativistic infinities and clashes with quantum laws, I guess really it would make sense if it didn't just stop there or if it did..
***** Sure it can, because radiation has no mass, it can transmit out of a black hole.
"Black Holes are among the simplest objects in the universe" HAH, ya fucking right, I guess they're SO "simple" that the laws of physics cannot explain there actions, and why it's still one of the most researched celestial bodies due to there complexities. So I wouldn't say that they're simple at all
+OM S He is some kind of right though. A black hole has really simple properties, the effects of those properties are what cause headaches to even the greatest minds.
Great point
+Zheng Zu what do you mean we didn't include gravity?
True, also, M theory MAY provide an answer, but I hope not.
By saying the simplest object, he means its shape. Unlike stars, planets and other celestial objects, black holes are perfectly spheric(event horizon is perfect spherical surface). Spherical symmetry makes an object very easy to do very accurate calculations and predictions on it. Of course, this is valid for only non-rotating, uncharged black holes.
The music freaks me out
On the other hand, the music is perfect fit for it.
Even Hawkings said that "Black Hole" was a silly name for what the phenomenon actually IS. I think that the scientific community is just trying to redefine what the public thinks, so they can better tell us what they have known for decades about the "Black Hole". All evidence so far indicates that anything that can defy time, change spacail relationships, and have infinate gravity, is pure energy, with no matter state, if this is true, then a photon traveling to the surface of a Black Hole would hit the surface, and slowly melt into the body of the Hole, merging into an energy state. In mathmatic terms, infinity is reached.
I've had a few spacial relationships too.
if steven hocking is so smart y he cant walk
+Gregory House he has AIS
Godspeed Productions
is that like downs?
Gregory House well it means you can't move
+Gregory House Steven Hawking*
And what does him being able to walk have to do with his intelligence
***** oh my god xD
dont watch this if you have anxiety lmao
lol why?
If you really think this could happen you need to rethink life
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم
+Eng. Adel AlAli No you cannot blow this up.
+Zesty Tube Gaming That was not friendly man.
+Zesty Not cool
oh what a tangled web we weave,when we don't know.
oh what a tangled web we weave,when we don't know.
Science is always evolving. What scientists figure out in 200 years would probably blow our minds away. If humans are still here that is.
xFlow777
Please educate yourself, as your statements display your general ignorance of science.
"Ooh we see the effects."
So are you claiming gravity doesn't exist? We simply observe and measure the effects of gravity throughout the universe. After all, gravity is "only a theory" which shows you honestly don't know what a scientific theory is.
u do realize humans are dumb right? u got out in space for 1 month and automaticaly think you know everything? well we will see how long ur theory stands, i dont need to educate myself in bullsht, a waste of time.
A theory is the echelon of the scientific method. There is nothing higher than a theory in science. A theory is a well-established set of facts.
But to someone like me, your astounding level of ignorance is quite amusing. You're some uneducated kid trying to disprove things like gravity. LOL. Good luck with that one Isaac! Lol
Then someone as uneducated and ignorant as you comes along and says obtuse things like "u do realize humans are dumb right?" There is partial truth in your statement. You're a human, and you're dumb. That's about as far as it goes.
Again, please educate yourself in the most rudimentary science. Just try a 6th grade science book. Surely you could comprehend that without too much difficulty.
TheBabakanoosh im 27 now shut up kid ure making me sick, im right you're wrong, deal with it
Once again, you are acting as if you are 3 - cuffing your ears, saying" Nope, God wouldn't have allowed this, Nope God would not want this"
Given your grammar, you are not 27 unless you dropped out of high school.
I'm right and everyone agrees, don't come on here you fucking useless peon.
TheBabakanoosh u're avoiding the topic caz you got nothing to say, when you do, we'll talk, till then dont waste my time. Who said i dont believe in science? lol i do but i believe in things that can be tested, things like existence of black holes cannot be tested so why are u shiting on religion caz we believe in something we can't see if u're doing the same thing? when you have something other than CGI and green / blue pixilated mess of who knows what, u can argue about it
how did you know all this
+VzXiao It's a robot.
but how did that person figure it out
Maybe because he's SMART?! DUH!!
but how did he find out?! duh!!
+VzXiao These conclusions derived from General Relativity which is created by Albert Einstein. If you ask about proof of the theory, there have been several experiments(gravitational lensing, time dilation, calculation of Mercury's orbit, gravitational waves) and the theory had been verified over and over again.
when the acid too strong
Deep Astronomy, please do another video of this kind based on the results of Kip Thorne's discoveries during the production of the film Interstellar. I realize that they didn't actually change much of the science behind it, they just found an interesting optical illusion produced by the accretion disk warping from behind the black hole, but no one has really commented on the science behind it. Be the first!
when u see a black hole..........
😇Take me with you😇
M87 has been seen
I wished people would stop mixing religion and science. There are separate times for both. Science is all logic, while religion all accepting. We create mathematics to put something in ways we can comprehend. We turn to religion to when we accept that certain things are beyond us.
I'm Muslim and there's a verse in the Quran that says فَيَكُونُ كُنْ. It translates to 'Be! And it is' in reference to how God can simply command for something to happen. A statement like that explains why people turn to religion. Don't mistake it for the simple way out of trying to understanding something scientifically.
On the other hand, like all humans, I am curious. I hunger for information. So go ahead. Study space. Study everything around us. For all we know, we might just one day unlock the secrets of the Universe.
This video is absolutely legendary lol
I think the singularity is either a huge ball of invisible mass, ever growing and becoming stronger, or it is nothing but the space where you stop and time slows down and the universe flashes before your eyes and then, the black hole collapses, taking you with it.
I meant "invisible *MATTER*" not mass.