@@nameatrandom9234 The one about the Pulsar is my favourite. Everybody is fascinated by the Black Holes but the Pulsar is the real banger imo. The thought that a 20 km ball of the hardest matter spins near light speed and shoots laser out of the poles is mindblowing.
Thank you for your videos. I‘m a physicist and deal with related topics ten hours a day, but still thoroughly enjoy every moment of your content and still learn something new every time. Again, thank you and I hope you can continue making these amazing cinema class short movies.
I wish I had your job. Although I make pretty good money, I detest what I do. What I would give to back and finish a PHD with a focus on modified relativity
Yeah, he's one of those creators who release a video every month/few months, but you watch it and it's so good, you watch it again, and the next day too, and by the end of the week you've watched it 5/6 times, and you rewatch the previous videos that you already watched over 10 times. I can almost recite the video about loneliest planets word for word, I LOVE THAT VIDEO!
I'm right there with you Levi. Al9ng with watching them for their content they're a go to when I try to fall asleep. And its not bc I find them boring in the least bit...theyre like counting sheep I guess lol.
@@mydogniko yeah, I find that the more I’m interested in a vid or podcast, the quicker I fall asleep. I have a lot of stress and think about work even though I try not to. If I’m really into something, it takes my mind off of work for a few minutes which allows me to fall asleep.
The last part left me in awe... to even imagine what the TON618 looks today is unimaginable. Space is so fascinating and it saddens me that we may never know the deepest secrets of the universe. Thank you for the video and keep up the good work!
WE might not know, but our great great great..... well, who knows how many greats, but the idea is, maybe one day one of them will finally unlock the biggest secrets, maybe not everything, but who knows what lies ahead I always say!
Space content always feels like the most real and meaningful content to consume, even though it doesnt really intersect with our lives down here on earth, it's the bigger picture
@@ArabianWhiteRose even when the ozone was being destroyed, it wasn't up to regular folks to change their habits, it was regulators and companies that made the difference. The truth is that space just isn't something the average person is forced to think about because it feels so distant and it's difficult to wrap your head around. Climate change is the closest society is coming to care about space, and even then climate change is arguably a closed loop system with a tenuous relationship to space. Space just isn't that relevant to the human quest for meaning and fulfillment down here on earth. Now of course, were there an impending asteroid collision, that would change real quick, but that isn't something society has been seriously forced to reckon with in any meaningful capacity.
I am addicted to your videos which I binge on while knitting or spinning yarn. I've found none better for describing and illustrating such difficult to comprehend material. Your production, narration, writing, and content organization are among the best I've seen in any subject. Thank you for such a valuable and fascinating channel!
Honestly, you're my favorite cosmology or space stuff in general, channel. I've literally replayed your videos hundreds of times to fall asleep, after watching a couple times intently, of course.
I'm an aspiring astronomer, and I am especially interested in black holes for some reason, so thank you so much for teaching me so much about them, especially by making such complex topics so easy to understand yet still so interesting and entertaining.
This is my second donation. Thanks for the hard work and keeping these videos free. SEA is bringing the highest quality space documentaries straight to the people. I like that the UA-cam age lets us support creative professionals directly.
Thank you so much Will for that very kind donation again! I’m so pleased you like the videos and super grateful for your support 💙 hope I can continue to bring you space info-tainment for many years to come 😁
Anybody know how he gets the graphic rendering for all these? They’re absolutely beautiful and it’s usually a continuous movie for 90% of the video. Part of me wants to see him get picked up by Netflix or Natgeo or something, but then the other part of me doesn’t want him at the whims of a mainstream platform.
@@SteedRuckus Actually the delay was because I made a mathematical error in my on-screen comparison which I caught at the very last second before publishing, I am having laptop trouble though you're right about that
@falconcarwash435 thank you! I use Space Engine which is a Steam game. It is a virtual space simulator with a built-in screen recorder. I also use stock footage and Premiere Pro filters to make the images pop better. On Netflix and NatGeo, I can't see that happening any time soon! I like the freedom UA-cam gives me
@@SEA I was going based off of your post that you had mentioned having rendering issues on earlier this week before releasing. Thank you for clarifying, and thank you for responding, I'm like giddy that I actually got a direct response from you about literally ANYTHING! ☺️☺️
I found your channel around 4 years ago. I recommended it to every friend i know who is space interested. Now we all send each other your videos as soon as they are uploaded. Its like waiting for a new episode if your favorite show
It is always SO exciting whenever you release a new video. I hope you continue making videos for years on end, as I genuinely do not know what I will do if you ever stop making new content. Your videos are not only educational but also very therapeutic as well. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication!! ❤️
I remember watching the documentaries about a certain rythm game to sleep when I was younger, I still do the exact same to all of these videos every time a new ones released. Somehow I don’t think it’s the topic, I think it’s you that kept me coming back for so many years
so impressive how you changed your channel completely and became more popular rather than less. Cool to see how many people appreciate what you do. Though i really do miss how much of an impact you had on the geometry dash community, it will always be a distant memory
@@sebastianmartinez5508he used to post probably the most interesting geometry dash videos which is a very simple game but had a very deep connection between the community with races to beat certain levels and feuds hackers and I think he used to be interested in that so he posted that type of stuff
@@sebastianmartinez5508he was a good geometry dash UA-camr who made videos about news in the community and good documentaries on levels but his content is even better now and drama free.
I was just watching one of your videos when I saw this upload! You make the best content, greatly appreciate the time & effort you put into your videos!!💛
I'm SO excited to watch this video! You, Astrum, Melody Sheep, Cool Worlds, John Michael Godier, V101 Space, and Science & Futurism with Issac Arthur are the pennacle of everything space related, in my opinion. And if there's a channel that I haven't listed that someone knows about and loves, I'd love to be introduced to them, as well!
the level of **formal** education you have shouldn't EVER restrict you from learning about things that interest you, especially when it comes to videos like these, where immensely complicated topics are expertly explained in terms that really anyone with a basic understanding of science can easily understand!
When I invented black holes I never thought they’d get this popular. I really need to thank SEA and all of the other cosmology channels for promoting them.
"Unrendered Space" is the most unique description of the event horizon that I've ever heard. That one is sticking with me for sure. I hope you never change this format. SO many space docs are just full of way too loud music, and random talking heads who are all at different volumes, and too much swooshing and chimes with their sound design. Your presentations are so professional and, calming, for lack of a better word. Thank you for what you do, it's been great seeing your channel grow over the years.
I got your reply last month , thanks for getting back with me! I have donated to other creators, but I’ve never got a reply from the creator themselves. I know creators like yourself that do your caliber of content have to be extremely busy with fresh content so I get why the others didn’t reply to me. Still, it was very cool so thank you! When I can I’ll drop a donation. I wish I could do more for a channel I frequent as much as your’s. I’m an amateur astrophotographer and , what got me hook line and sinker was your video on M33 and of course M31 which really have no peers on UA-cam! I’m not a big reader so if I want accurate information on the galaxies that I shoot there’s really almost nothing outside of a few five minute videos but they don’t break down different star forming regions of the galaxies like you do. It’s really top-notch stuff man and although I can’t resolve individual stars unless one goes supernova like the one in M101 in May. I can clearly see the star forming regions you talk about and it’s nice being able to put a name to the face so to speak. Please don’t feel compelled to answer every comment in a donation I leave. I’m sure you have more important things to do and I won’t take offense if you don’t. Cheers!
Thank you for yet another incredibly generous donation! As you might be able to gage from the two quick fire replies I respond to lots of super thanks donations and messages in one go, and it fills me with joy to see you getting so much from the M33 and M31 videos. And likewise, please don’t feel compelled to donate often, your evidently unwavering viewership is equally as valuable and I hope you’ll continue to enjoy the channel 💙🙏
Your videos are always fascinating and perfectly narrated. I’m glad I’ve been a subscriber since you started these amazing space videos, truely grateful, thank you
I fully agree, but however, at times I have to use the closed captions to decipher some words he's slightly slurring due to his heavy, rich, English accent... even though I have English as native language in Canada.
As was said at the end of the video, when you consider the fourth demension, TON 618 is more then likely the biggest we've seen, because we are only seeing it's baby pictures, over 10 billion years ago, and Phoenix A is already a teenager "only" 5 billion lights years away
I quit playing Geometry Dash almost 5 years ago and came back recently and... a lot has changed... I still remember back when you used to make GD news :D So as a GD player and Space lover, your channel is goated
I can’t believe it’s been 4 years since I officially quit that content. Looking back that game gave me such a good buffer for future channel success. I see 2.2 still isn’t released 😳
@@SEAI’m just glad that your channel has grown so much, I’ll always appreciate your GD vids but it is very clear how much your new direction was a great idea, keep up the great work!
It’s crazy seeing what you’re doing now, I’ve been watching since you made geometry dash videos and now that I enjoy topics about space I’m coming back to your channel
I trust this channel. moreso than those astronomy click bait channels that make wild claims in the title or that the astronomical community has ditched the big bang. I trust SEA, Cool World Labs, Anton Petrov, and just a few others because sources are in description and you all absolutely care about accuracy - anyway thank you
I know what you mean. Best method to avoid trashy videos is skipping everything with sensational titles with words like “shocking” “mysterious “ “secret “ “unbelievable “ etc.
I don't know what's more terrifying: knowing that such vacuum monsters exist in the universe, or knowing that, even though they are billions of kilometers wide, these monsters still represent a minuscule point in the universe and we are just waiting to find another one that's even BIGGER than these gigantic vacuums, and it will probably represent another minuscule point in the never-ending universe.
You make absolutely fantastic content that I don't see many other channels equaling, much less surpassing. I am so glad that you haven't gone down the road of clickbaity titles/thumbnails and nothing-burger topics like Astrum has of late. Please never change!
I recently just finished watching most of his videos, all the way down to the one about Clowns and now hes uploaded another video about Black Holes, im amazed i didnt find this channel earlier its so much fun to just sit back and enjoy simple but fascinating and long documentaries about space.
The rarity, mostly. If we assume that on the large scale the universe is mostly the same, with only local degrees of randomness, then the likelihood of two 40 billion solar mass black holes forming close enough to one-another to collide in a 13.7 billion year timeframe is near-impossibly rare. Excluding Phoenix A and the Camelopardalis black hole for unreliability, we've found a grand total of four 40 billion solar mass black holes, a fifth which could be one with generous estimation, and if we assume Phoenix A and Camelopardalis to be at 40 billion, that would make seven. Five reliable estimations (seven including the unreliables). Going back to the relatively even distribution of matter in the universe at-scale, you would need an asymmetric region of space flooded with plasma in the early universe where two equally sized galaxies (as opposed to one incredibly massive one) would be formed, chiefly from the direct collapse of all of that gas. Supermassive black holes are rare enough as-is; don't forget that the observable universe is 93 billion light years in diameter, and we've found only FIVE of those boiz. tl;dr: Big space empty, not enough time.
What I love about these documentaries from your channel is that you always seem to take us on a journey through deep space or in our milky way just to show us some stuff and with out breaking away from the topic to talk about something else. Good job
@@ishitatiwari6056 Probably because it was ‘newer’ even though it is not accurate. The user that added it to Wikipedia just said ‘update’ in the edit summary. I was thinking of adding the 20 billion solar masses back.
Half an hour never passed so fast. I was glued to the screen in amazement of our incredible and scary universe. Shows us how much we still don't know, and how small we actually are. Beautiful video. ❤
Soooo, am I gonna see the fictional Gargantua on this? :'D JK. Really excited to watch this since black holes are one of the most fascinating mysteries of the universe and the subject of my personal interest!
he explained it in the video. It's because of the physics at play at the size. The amount and state of the gas and matter in the accretion disk at that size of blackhole would cause stars to form. Then their radiation would cause the surrounding gas and matter to dissipate out of the accretion disk which would then slow / thwart the black hole's consumption thus limiting their size to ~50 billion solar masses
Black hole basically Don't have a size limit. And If a black hole breaks this theoretical size limit which you talked about then it is supposed to suck up the unstable part of the accretion disk. However, Ton 618 violates this limit.
So excited to watch this. Thank you as always SEA. Your videos are a masterpiece. I anticipate they will be extensively referenced for education systems in the future
Thank you very much for yet another illuminating video, sir! It is utterly mind boggling. I haven´t felt this small since I was still fluid. Love your channel. Keep it up. 😍
the fact he started with Geometry Dash content and then went to space related content is amazing. space related content is better than geometry dash imo.
You know at some point does it really matter how big a black hole can get? It's so mind boggling to even conceive a super massive black hole being 100,000 times the mass of the sun let alone 40,000,000,000x the sun's mass. So 60,000,000,000 or 100,000,000,000 are just dumbfoundingly absurd. Very cool and interesting but just insanely absurd.
SEA.. Great work. Your one of the best . !!! It's your ability of projecting an honest report regrading the fundamental topics of the cosmos. Everyone can feel your enthusiasm.
There is a certain primal horror about these massive black holes. Imagine floating in space just a few kilometers away from it: When you face it, you can turn your head entirely from left to right and all you would see would be utter blackness, the actual void. Just trying to imagine an object that large and menacing sends shivers down my spine.
![The Other Side of a Black Hole [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZVPsNDonA84/mqdefault.jpg)
In my opinion , this is the best Space Channel on UA-cam. I recommend watching ALL of his previous videos.
I just did it this weekend.
@@ikelevermann1491 the ones based on The Cosmic Scale and Great Attractor are 2 of my favs.
100% agree. SEA needs a team and a budget so he can pump these out at a higher rate and maintain the same incredible quality!
True.
@@nameatrandom9234 The one about the Pulsar is my favourite. Everybody is fascinated by the Black Holes but the Pulsar is the real banger imo. The thought that a 20 km ball of the hardest matter spins near light speed and shoots laser out of the poles is mindblowing.
Thank you for your videos. I‘m a physicist and deal with related topics ten hours a day, but still thoroughly enjoy every moment of your content and still learn something new every time. Again, thank you and I hope you can continue making these amazing cinema class short movies.
Thank you for those kind words and for the generous donation 🙏
I wish I had your job. Although I make pretty good money, I detest what I do. What I would give to back and finish a PHD with a focus on modified relativity
@Michael Renouf then do it the only thing that is stopping you is yourself.
That's a huge compliment!
Physicist, smysicist. Get a real job
I legit have seen every video 20+times. He's got the best playlists. I get excited for every upload. Thanks for the awesome content
Yeah, he's one of those creators who release a video every month/few months, but you watch it and it's so good, you watch it again, and the next day too, and by the end of the week you've watched it 5/6 times, and you rewatch the previous videos that you already watched over 10 times. I can almost recite the video about loneliest planets word for word, I LOVE THAT VIDEO!
I'm right there with you Levi. Al9ng with watching them for their content they're a go to when I try to fall asleep. And its not bc I find them boring in the least bit...theyre like counting sheep I guess lol.
@@mydogniko yeah, I find that the more I’m interested in a vid or podcast, the quicker I fall asleep. I have a lot of stress and think about work even though I try not to. If I’m really into something, it takes my mind off of work for a few minutes which allows me to fall asleep.
You're welcome!
I honestly can't count how many times I've rewatched his entire library
The last part left me in awe... to even imagine what the TON618 looks today is unimaginable. Space is so fascinating and it saddens me that we may never know the deepest secrets of the universe. Thank you for the video and keep up the good work!
WE might not know, but our great great great..... well, who knows how many greats, but the idea is, maybe one day one of them will finally unlock the biggest secrets, maybe not everything, but who knows what lies ahead I always say!
@@WildWombats i think if you have right equipement you can go close to ton 618
@@youngboy2pacdrake you can but not in this lifetime
@@singhji_437 why
@@coltenp45maybe the future wont be physical travel but some sorta of teleportation.
Very detailed and interesting as always!🔥 Thank you a lot SEA, you’ve really made my day brighter with your video
Love that, glad to hear it!
Space content always feels like the most real and meaningful content to consume, even though it doesnt really intersect with our lives down here on earth, it's the bigger picture
@@ArabianWhiteRose even when the ozone was being destroyed, it wasn't up to regular folks to change their habits, it was regulators and companies that made the difference. The truth is that space just isn't something the average person is forced to think about because it feels so distant and it's difficult to wrap your head around. Climate change is the closest society is coming to care about space, and even then climate change is arguably a closed loop system with a tenuous relationship to space. Space just isn't that relevant to the human quest for meaning and fulfillment down here on earth. Now of course, were there an impending asteroid collision, that would change real quick, but that isn't something society has been seriously forced to reckon with in any meaningful capacity.
@@ArabianWhiteRose Well, that went right over your head.
The thing to watch tonight
How about right now
Better than valium
Yeah!! TONIGHT!
I can’t wait. Might be late to work a few minutes
Hohoh I just used it to my siesta
Truly appreciate your work.
Thank you so much for that very generous donation 💙🙏
I am addicted to your videos which I binge on while knitting or spinning yarn. I've found none better for describing and illustrating such difficult to comprehend material. Your production, narration, writing, and content organization are among the best I've seen in any subject. Thank you for such a valuable and fascinating channel!
Honestly, you're my favorite cosmology or space stuff in general, channel.
I've literally replayed your videos hundreds of times to fall asleep, after watching a couple times intently, of course.
Same!
I'm an aspiring astronomer, and I am especially interested in black holes for some reason, so thank you so much for teaching me so much about them, especially by making such complex topics so easy to understand yet still so interesting and entertaining.
You think the “information” in these videos is actually factual? 😆 I bet you’re an atheist… Lol
This is my second donation. Thanks for the hard work and keeping these videos free. SEA is bringing the highest quality space documentaries straight to the people. I like that the UA-cam age lets us support creative professionals directly.
Thank you so much Will for that very kind donation again! I’m so pleased you like the videos and super grateful for your support 💙 hope I can continue to bring you space info-tainment for many years to come 😁
Anybody know how he gets the graphic rendering for all these? They’re absolutely beautiful and it’s usually a continuous movie for 90% of the video.
Part of me wants to see him get picked up by Netflix or Natgeo or something, but then the other part of me doesn’t want him at the whims of a mainstream platform.
Evidently he alot of trouble with the rendering on this one, in particular, to the point that it delayed when he actually intended to release it.
@@SteedRuckus Actually the delay was because I made a mathematical error in my on-screen comparison which I caught at the very last second before publishing, I am having laptop trouble though you're right about that
@falconcarwash435 thank you! I use Space Engine which is a Steam game. It is a virtual space simulator with a built-in screen recorder. I also use stock footage and Premiere Pro filters to make the images pop better. On Netflix and NatGeo, I can't see that happening any time soon! I like the freedom UA-cam gives me
I concur all.
@@SEA I was going based off of your post that you had mentioned having rendering issues on earlier this week before releasing.
Thank you for clarifying, and thank you for responding, I'm like giddy that I actually got a direct response from you about literally ANYTHING! ☺️☺️
I found your channel around 4 years ago. I recommended it to every friend i know who is space interested. Now we all send each other your videos as soon as they are uploaded. Its like waiting for a new episode if your favorite show
It is always SO exciting whenever you release a new video. I hope you continue making videos for years on end, as I genuinely do not know what I will do if you ever stop making new content. Your videos are not only educational but also very therapeutic as well. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication!! ❤️
Lol you actually think this speculation based nonsense is “educational”? 😆
I bet ur an atheist… Lol
Yet again SEA blows my brain cell. The best astronomy channel on UA-cam, bar none.
take care of that one cell, will ya
@@paszmaty Thank you. I try.
@@paszmatyit's working really hard
You only have 1 brain cell? 🤣
I remember watching the documentaries about a certain rythm game to sleep when I was younger, I still do the exact same to all of these videos every time a new ones released. Somehow I don’t think it’s the topic, I think it’s you that kept me coming back for so many years
so impressive how you changed your channel completely and became more popular rather than less. Cool to see how many people appreciate what you do. Though i really do miss how much of an impact you had on the geometry dash community, it will always be a distant memory
How was the channel originally. Im curious
@@sebastianmartinez5508he used to post probably the most interesting geometry dash videos which is a very simple game but had a very deep connection between the community with races to beat certain levels and feuds hackers and I think he used to be interested in that so he posted that type of stuff
A lot of twerking videos. My favorite was one titled "dis one 4 da bois"
@@sebastianmartinez5508 it was geometry dash documentary’s and other geometry dash videos
@@sebastianmartinez5508he was a good geometry dash UA-camr who made videos about news in the community and good documentaries on levels but his content is even better now and drama free.
I was just watching one of your videos when I saw this upload! You make the best content, greatly appreciate the time & effort you put into your videos!!💛
I'm SO excited to watch this video! You, Astrum, Melody Sheep, Cool Worlds, John Michael Godier, V101 Space, and Science & Futurism with Issac Arthur are the pennacle of everything space related, in my opinion.
And if there's a channel that I haven't listed that someone knows about and loves, I'd love to be introduced to them, as well!
History of the Universe channel.
Kosmo
@@bipolarbear9917
Absolutely, though I can never stay awake long enough to finish a video of theirs. 😂
Vsauce is a classic
Sciencephile the AI is a great channel as well if you don't mind jokes and memes sprinkled in with your science.
Hands down my favorite channel on YT, keep up the good work
Thank you so much and thank you for the generous donation
I'm a 1st my Hair does the same thing ⚛️🤖
@@1stHuemanAmericanwat?
This is the best mother's day ever. Not because I'm a mom, but because SEA released a new video.
So far this is the best space channel I've found here, and I've searched a lot. Thank you!
History Of The Universe as well as PBS Space Time are top tier as well.
@@WisdomEDM I agree, they're really good too.
@@WisdomEDM i understand nothing from pbs spacetime...
Will check out! My other favorite is Cool Worlds with David Kipping at Columbia University. ❤️
For someone who only graduated HS, Why am I so interested in this? You make it easy for me to understand it. I love all the quantum space stuff 😅
the level of **formal** education you have shouldn't EVER restrict you from learning about things that interest you, especially when it comes to videos like these, where immensely complicated topics are expertly explained in terms that really anyone with a basic understanding of science can easily understand!
There's no other channel on UA-cam that I get so excited about seeing a new release from!
When I invented black holes I never thought they’d get this popular. I really need to thank SEA and all of the other cosmology channels for promoting them.
Partner I agree! They will never understand what we did.
"Unrendered Space" is the most unique description of the event horizon that I've ever heard. That one is sticking with me for sure.
I hope you never change this format. SO many space docs are just full of way too loud music, and random talking heads who are all at different volumes, and too much swooshing and chimes with their sound design. Your presentations are so professional and, calming, for lack of a better word. Thank you for what you do, it's been great seeing your channel grow over the years.
Yes .. now i can drift off to sleep. And rewatch the last bit in the morning. Much love ❤
I got your reply last month , thanks for getting back with me! I have donated to other creators, but I’ve never got a reply from the creator themselves.
I know creators like yourself that do your caliber of content have to be extremely busy with fresh content so I get why the others didn’t reply to me.
Still, it was very cool so thank you!
When I can I’ll drop a donation.
I wish I could do more for a channel I frequent as much as your’s.
I’m an amateur astrophotographer and , what got me hook line and sinker was your video on M33 and of course M31 which really have no peers on UA-cam!
I’m not a big reader so if I want accurate information on the galaxies that I shoot there’s really almost nothing outside of a few five minute videos but they don’t break down different star forming regions of the galaxies like you do.
It’s really top-notch stuff man and although I can’t resolve individual stars unless one goes supernova like the one in M101 in May.
I can clearly see the star forming regions you talk about and it’s nice being able to put a name to the face so to speak.
Please don’t feel compelled to answer every comment in a donation I leave.
I’m sure you have more important things to do and I won’t take offense if you don’t.
Cheers!
Thank you for yet another incredibly generous donation! As you might be able to gage from the two quick fire replies I respond to lots of super thanks donations and messages in one go, and it fills me with joy to see you getting so much from the M33 and M31 videos. And likewise, please don’t feel compelled to donate often, your evidently unwavering viewership is equally as valuable and I hope you’ll continue to enjoy the channel 💙🙏
Bro couldn’t sent $5 😂
My favourite YT channel. Lots of love from India, Kerala 🥰🥰
Your videos are always fascinating and perfectly narrated. I’m glad I’ve been a subscriber since you started these amazing space videos, truely grateful, thank you
I fully agree, but however, at times I have to use the closed captions to decipher some words he's slightly slurring due to his heavy, rich, English accent... even though I have English as native language in Canada.
Tonka Tonka nawa
@@0neIntangibleTonka togagawa
As was said at the end of the video, when you consider the fourth demension, TON 618 is more then likely the biggest we've seen, because we are only seeing it's baby pictures, over 10 billion years ago, and Phoenix A is already a teenager "only" 5 billion lights years away
But he clearly siad phoenix a's mass is not a part of any new discovery or measurement. It is an outdated speculation.
tbf given the nature of the theoretical limit its hard to imagine it would grow much larger with the info that we have
This channel really takes away from the depressing draining world of social media with a really high quality and informative content
It's always a good day when SEA uploads.
You've just made my Sunday afternoon!
SEA, you're better than crumpets and marmite (but only just)
Finally, the only content worth watching has blessed us once again
thank you very much SEA, I can't believe the amazingly great content that you continue to put out
"Unrendered space" is such a fantastic descriptor for an event horizon. I love it. Im stealing that.
I quit playing Geometry Dash almost 5 years ago and came back recently and... a lot has changed... I still remember back when you used to make GD news :D
So as a GD player and Space lover, your channel is goated
I can’t believe it’s been 4 years since I officially quit that content. Looking back that game gave me such a good buffer for future channel success. I see 2.2 still isn’t released 😳
@@SEA Yeah that's wild lol
I hope you're doing well now with space content :)
I mean.... you are
@@SEAI’m just glad that your channel has grown so much, I’ll always appreciate your GD vids but it is very clear how much your new direction was a great idea, keep up the great work!
It’s crazy seeing what you’re doing now, I’ve been watching since you made geometry dash videos and now that I enjoy topics about space I’m coming back to your channel
You know it's a good day when it's a new SEA video day
What makes black holes feel so large is the fact that the diameter doubles when the mass doubles, even though the volume increases by eight times.
Just when you think you're the biggest, there's always someone out there that is bigger.
You are the *FN* BEST at these videos SEA, please keep it going, your entire video catalogue is absolutely brilliant.
I trust this channel. moreso than those astronomy click bait channels that make wild claims in the title or that the astronomical community has ditched the big bang. I trust SEA, Cool World Labs, Anton Petrov, and just a few others because sources are in description and you all absolutely care about accuracy - anyway thank you
I know what you mean. Best method to avoid trashy videos is skipping everything with sensational titles with words like “shocking” “mysterious “ “secret “ “unbelievable “ etc.
even after you stopped gd content i stayed watching. glad i did. i guess you could call this a god eater
I fucking love sea. Never stop making content.
This channel is the sole reason I’ve become so passionate about the cosmos in the last couple years
Nice!!!....cheers from Chile 🇨🇱
I don't know what's more terrifying: knowing that such vacuum monsters exist in the universe, or knowing that, even though they are billions of kilometers wide, these monsters still represent a minuscule point in the universe and we are just waiting to find another one that's even BIGGER than these gigantic vacuums, and it will probably represent another minuscule point in the never-ending universe.
Black holes aren't vacuums. They don't stuck things in. But for the rest; Yes space is literally incomprehensibly big.
I’m always looking forward to your videos. I absolutely love the way you narrate. Great job SEA. Keep up the great work.
Dude, I have a 35 minute commute to and from college, making these videos literally perfect to listen to during the drive. Hope you keep making these!
Tonka Tokugawa!
You make absolutely fantastic content that I don't see many other channels equaling, much less surpassing. I am so glad that you haven't gone down the road of clickbaity titles/thumbnails and nothing-burger topics like Astrum has of late.
Please never change!
I recently just finished watching most of his videos, all the way down to the one about Clowns and now hes uploaded another video about Black Holes, im amazed i didnt find this channel earlier its so much fun to just sit back and enjoy simple but fascinating and long documentaries about space.
Thank you for debunking that Phoenix A* 100 billion mass estimate! When I first heard of it, I knew something was a bit off.
IKR astrokobi , seekers of the cosmos were lying to us.
It's here!!! Thank you for what you do bro
Thank you we love you and your brilliant work
Exactly the topic I was hoping you to cover! Love it!
Everytime Sea releases a new video it feels like Christmas :)
I was deeply looking for this channel, thank you sir
SEA I swear to God if this is another joke about my mom I'm going to lose it
CHRISTIANITY is a JOKE
Truly masterful. An enormous amount of your following wasn’t interested in science or space before they found your content.
What's preventing 2 40 billion black holes from merging?
The rarity, mostly. If we assume that on the large scale the universe is mostly the same, with only local degrees of randomness, then the likelihood of two 40 billion solar mass black holes forming close enough to one-another to collide in a 13.7 billion year timeframe is near-impossibly rare. Excluding Phoenix A and the Camelopardalis black hole for unreliability, we've found a grand total of four 40 billion solar mass black holes, a fifth which could be one with generous estimation, and if we assume Phoenix A and Camelopardalis to be at 40 billion, that would make seven. Five reliable estimations (seven including the unreliables). Going back to the relatively even distribution of matter in the universe at-scale, you would need an asymmetric region of space flooded with plasma in the early universe where two equally sized galaxies (as opposed to one incredibly massive one) would be formed, chiefly from the direct collapse of all of that gas. Supermassive black holes are rare enough as-is; don't forget that the observable universe is 93 billion light years in diameter, and we've found only FIVE of those boiz.
tl;dr: Big space empty, not enough time.
Yo mama
I love the whole topic of black holes! Currently working on a realtime render ^^
What I love about these documentaries from your channel is that you always seem to take us on a journey through deep space or in our milky way just to show us some stuff and with out breaking away from the topic to talk about something else. Good job
great work keep it up
Again, the best channel on UA-cam. Outstanding work as usual
Can't wait to fall asleep to this
Always quality content!
Glad that you checked up on the article instead of just reshuffling the sources! I really valued that!
23:45 That black hole also was known before to have a mass of ~20 billion solar masses which is also a reason to doubt the 10^11 Msol.
If it is 20 billion solar masses why suddenly it is said to be 100 billion solar masses?
@@ishitatiwari6056 Probably because it was ‘newer’ even though it is not accurate. The user that added it to Wikipedia just said ‘update’ in the edit summary. I was thinking of adding the 20 billion solar masses back.
@@SpaceImplorerExplorerImplorerSo overall Phoenix a is not the largest black hole?
@@ishitatiwari6056 no
@@SpaceImplorerExplorerImplorer So that means ... Ton 618 is again the best shot for the biggest black hole?
Here we go! Been waiting for this the the hole week 😂
Superb, as always ❤
This channal Is the universe becoming aware if itself!!
I'm gonna sleep so goddamn good.
I can't believe I just discovered this channel . I watch stuff like this all the time and its only recently UA-cam recommend it.
Your editing has gotten insane, as someone who watched u in your geometry dash days I can say you’ve improved a lot!
Half an hour never passed so fast. I was glued to the screen in amazement of our incredible and scary universe. Shows us how much we still don't know, and how small we actually are. Beautiful video. ❤
Instant favorite.
This is a fantastic break down for anyone new to learning about black holes. Thank you for this video.
damn i remember you from the geometry dash days :)
thank you! great video, as always! I'm gonna rewatch it several times for sure.
Soooo, am I gonna see the fictional Gargantua on this? :'D
JK. Really excited to watch this since black holes are one of the most fascinating mysteries of the universe and the subject of my personal interest!
Been watching ever since you were dissin' Cyrillic and making the Legends Series. Amazing work as always!
Thank you so much for the donation, and it’s good to see someone around from the early GD days 🙂🙏
Who remembers the good old gd days 🙂
I just got a new phone and this video was perfect for trying out its better picture quality 😍
I would like to know why scientists think black holes have a limit of 50 billion solar masses?
he explained it in the video. It's because of the physics at play at the size. The amount and state of the gas and matter in the accretion disk at that size of blackhole would cause stars to form. Then their radiation would cause the surrounding gas and matter to dissipate out of the accretion disk which would then slow / thwart the black hole's consumption thus limiting their size to ~50 billion solar masses
Black hole basically Don't have a size limit. And If a black hole breaks this theoretical size limit which you talked about then it is supposed to suck up the unstable part of the accretion disk. However, Ton 618 violates this limit.
Since į found this channel couple years ago never missed a single video. Great content as always. Keep it up!
So excited to watch this. Thank you as always SEA. Your videos are a masterpiece. I anticipate they will be extensively referenced for education systems in the future
40 billion solar masses. Sea, keep up the great work. You blow my mind. I always look forward to your videos.
Thank you very much for yet another illuminating video, sir! It is utterly mind boggling. I haven´t felt this small since I was still fluid.
Love your channel. Keep it up. 😍
You can definitely see the passion in the videos here, certainly more than the old Geometry Dash videos that SEA used to make.
Absolutely mindboggling! Thank you for the awesome content, SEA 💪👍
the fact he started with Geometry Dash content and then went to space related content is amazing. space related content is better than geometry dash imo.
Last time i was this early, sea was still making gd content
You know at some point does it really matter how big a black hole can get? It's so mind boggling to even conceive a super massive black hole being 100,000 times the mass of the sun let alone 40,000,000,000x the sun's mass. So 60,000,000,000 or 100,000,000,000 are just dumbfoundingly absurd. Very cool and interesting but just insanely absurd.
Phoenix A doesn't need to be the largest to be special, its definitely unique in its behavior and surroundings compared to other studied Black Holes.
And ton 618 is da biggest shiny boy
Just when I needed him the most he returns
thoughts on spaceuk hacking?
My guy he doesnt play the game anymore
SEA.. Great work. Your one of the best . !!! It's your ability of projecting an honest report regrading the fundamental topics of the cosmos. Everyone can feel your enthusiasm.
This is truly one of the geometry dash documentaries of all time
There is a certain primal horror about these massive black holes. Imagine floating in space just a few kilometers away from it: When you face it, you can turn your head entirely from left to right and all you would see would be utter blackness, the actual void. Just trying to imagine an object that large and menacing sends shivers down my spine.