What is the Heaviest Thing in the Universe?

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  • What is the highest weight you could achieve in the universe?
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    van.physics.il... - Q & A: Earth’s rotation and centripetal acceleration
    www.cleonis.nl/... - Equatorial bulge
    www.automobilem... - Top Fuel dragster facts
    arxiv.org/abs/... - Surface gravity of neutron stars and strange stars
    www.sciencedire... - Preliminary reference Earth model
    books.google.c... - Tidal forces near a black hole
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 363

  • @Forssa1
    @Forssa1 7 років тому +113

    Your mom.
    HAHAHA, *WHEEZE*

  • @zreo15
    @zreo15 7 років тому +60

    Hahaha didnt expect you to make that joke at the end.

  • @Sobbayi
    @Sobbayi 7 років тому +74

    just got slapped for telling my girlfriend she weighs 640 newtons... back to pounds now

    • @TykoBrian7
      @TykoBrian7 7 років тому +2

      So Interactive slapped where? 😋😋😋

    • @greenanubis
      @greenanubis 7 років тому +1

      Ah, sophism at its shallowest. Women eh?

  • @AhSharkee
    @AhSharkee  7 років тому +184

    What do you guys think? What is the heaviest thing?

    • @FlamecomMartian
      @FlamecomMartian 7 років тому +10

      Sharkee my heart I guess

    • @zreo15
      @zreo15 7 років тому +8

      But what about the core of neutron star itself, how much would it weigh if brought near the core of another neutron star ?

    • @veganbacon3081
      @veganbacon3081 7 років тому +97

      Best "yo mamma" joke ever

    • @SLTRR
      @SLTRR 7 років тому +10

      dense people

    • @shortcutDJ
      @shortcutDJ 7 років тому +4

      Magnetars.

  • @MephLeo
    @MephLeo 7 років тому +47

    That's dedication to a joke, man. Well done!

  • @treufuss-yt
    @treufuss-yt 7 років тому +19

    0:17 omg I laughed so hard about this. Thank you!

  • @cristianosantos3044
    @cristianosantos3044 7 років тому +21

    Sharkee make videos more often please I love your videos

  • @TriggerCurtis
    @TriggerCurtis 7 років тому +60

    Reminds me of Vsauce.

    • @cyansea2370
      @cyansea2370 7 років тому +21

      TriggerCurtis They have a very similar style but there are very notable differences. For instance, Sharkee prefers to stay focused to answer the question but VSauce prefers to go off on tangents and then finish off with a conclusion. Another difference would be that Sharkee stands in front of a white background whereas VSauce would have different settings per video.

    • @the83rdtrombonist60
      @the83rdtrombonist60 7 років тому +6

      It's amazing that V-Sauce just uploaded this subject yesterday.

    • @neolynxer
      @neolynxer 7 років тому +8

      Or does it? *saucemusic*

  • @MysteriousMiddleEast
    @MysteriousMiddleEast 7 років тому

    Vsauce just came out with a similar video. Great minds think alike I guess.

  • @Bippah
    @Bippah 7 років тому +41

    Shouldn't the highest acceleration be relatively easy to estimate ? I might be completely off here but: just speed something up to the speed of light in a Planck second ?

    • @marsovac
      @marsovac 7 років тому +8

      Rather, the Planck time represents a rough time scale at which quantum gravitational effects are likely to become important. This essentially means that whilst smaller units of time can exist, they are so small their effect on our existence is negligible. So in theory you could have virtual particles having higher mass than you predict, but that would not be measurable.

    • @greenanubis
      @greenanubis 7 років тому +4

      Marino Šimić So there is no known limit but we cant measure it beyond a certain point? Also, can we really talk about acceleration with virtual particles, the just kinda teleport around if i understand correctly.

    • @DD-uk1ct
      @DD-uk1ct 7 років тому +6

      Light can only accelerate so fast because it has no mass it is just energy. You on the other side have mass so you can‘t be accelerated to the speed of light, I think

    • @ldstalker9462
      @ldstalker9462 7 років тому +3

      to speed something up to speed of light you'd need infinite acceleration, it's not possible in any finite amount of time no matter the acceleration. you need to consider 2 speeds: observable speed and subjective speed. observable speed cannot reach speed of light, subjective speed is what causes your weight at the end of a fall. since subjective speed can be beyond speed of light, there's no limit...

    • @rickyflores5169
      @rickyflores5169 6 років тому +2

      Bippah the speed of light is only able to be reached if a PARTICLE WITH NO MASS AND NO ACCELERATION BEGINS TO MOVE

  • @OmarMohamed-xw3nt
    @OmarMohamed-xw3nt 6 років тому +2

    Yo mama
    Edit:i thought i was being original. Then i read the commtents

  • @yamansanghavi
    @yamansanghavi 6 років тому +3

    Well, I have figured it out, Fourier Transform of Vsauce is Sharkee !

  • @caru93
    @caru93 7 років тому +1

    That came out of left field so quick, I love it.

  • @Ningishzidd4
    @Ningishzidd4 4 роки тому +1

    All wrong, the heaviest thing in the universe is the breakdown in Pantera - Domination (Live in Moscow)

  • @343TNT
    @343TNT 7 років тому +7

    you should consider making a min or two after the video to read some of the smart comments and make argument about it

  • @nondefectum5365
    @nondefectum5365 7 років тому +2

    WhAAAAA??? your still below 100k subs? I really think you deserve over a million!

    • @eazizoll
      @eazizoll 6 років тому

      Wahid Hassan
      I was just thinking the same thing

  • @yogran1
    @yogran1 7 років тому +4

    I love you for 6:55!

  • @joshhouston3443
    @joshhouston3443 6 років тому +1

    The breakdown in Domination by Pantera

  • @rykehuss3435
    @rykehuss3435 7 років тому +1

    Finally someone gets it. Supermassive BH are NOT scary, the event horizon is a "joke", a breeze, compared to low solar mass BH's. The distance from the singularity matters on defining how killy a BH would be to you. Thats why the smallest, few solar mass BH are the scariest ones. Theyre very tiny, but if you get too close you end up very dead very fast.

  • @MrLillaLars
    @MrLillaLars 7 років тому +1

    funny, charming accent and an amazing dedication for jokes. I can subscribe to this :)

  • @DeathBringer769
    @DeathBringer769 6 років тому +1

    Gravity on the Earth can even vary with more than just elevation. Some areas have extra concentrations of very dense metals/rocks underneath, creating slightly more gravity there. Just look up gravity maps of the Earth and see where there's anomalous gravitational readings (extra gravity or less gravity than the average at that elevation should be.) It's pretty cool. What you said is interesting for general knowledge though for those that haven't gotten to the deeper nitty gritty where the "rules" usually have exceptions somewhere, even if often tiny and circumstantial it is still interesting nonetheless ;)

  • @syedhussain8519
    @syedhussain8519 3 роки тому +1

    This guy deserves more subs.

  • @MrScottyMillz
    @MrScottyMillz 7 років тому +1

    I want to be sitting in the middle of a table drinking wine surrounded by Sharkee, Vsauce, Neil degrasse Tyson, veritasium, smartereveryday, joe rogan and eddie bravo. We need eddie there so we can all have someone to hate on

  • @pederlindstrom3132
    @pederlindstrom3132 Рік тому

    Greetings from northen Sweden and a long time subscriber.
    The heaviest thing,, if you can call it a thing.
    That would be,, someone among your friends, that you after some time discover is a narcissist wanting your help.
    You helping them turns out to be things they want done but consider themsleves to be above doing such things,, wich they of course don't tell you.. I am still friends with that person and from time to time still help her,, with that I mean I stopped doing things she could or should do herself.

  • @tedchirvasiu
    @tedchirvasiu 7 років тому +3

    when she says "...as a friend"

  • @GeneralBoboDK
    @GeneralBoboDK 7 років тому +2

    Heaviest thing? :) My "heart" the day that I get my paycheck, and the wife feels like she need another bag! :D

    • @Nightdare
      @Nightdare 6 років тому

      Don't lie
      Your wife ripped out your heart long ago, together with your self esteem when you said "I do"

    • @Manu198722
      @Manu198722 6 років тому

      Thats sarcastic..

  • @iLLadelph267
    @iLLadelph267 7 років тому

    @sharkee could you explain what it would consciously feel like to experience slower or faster time? for one individual traveling faster than a different individual, they'll experience time slower due to time dilation but if they were were traveling close to c, they'd experience time *much* slower, as in, events outside of the individual's perspective pass by much more quickly. what would this actually feel like? would it feel any different at all and you would only notice that many years have passed in a few minutes of your time only once you slow down and observe your surroundings? what about slowing down to much lower speeds than the Earth is moving through the solar system (and the solar system through the galaxy, and the galaxy through the local group, etc.)? basically what I'm asking is, does general relativity have a causal connection to how one's conscious experience of time is felt (not observed)?

  • @Contango1000
    @Contango1000 6 років тому

    Dear Sharkee. I love your videos, so much that I tried to become a patreon today... Still waiting for email confirmation that I'd actually want to be one, even though I'm logged in... But I digress. Watching some older videos of yours, where you talk about conciousness, you make some very good arguments, but it seems you still hold on to the notion that matter creates it, which to me seems like a contradiction. To my point now. It may sound like a strange request, but can you make a video where you scientifically/philosophically argue for and/or against that being dead after you die is more likely than not. It seems to me that everyone else take it for granted that we do, unless they belong to a religion which tells them otherwise. I have a feeling, that "being dead", is a concept constructed by us, much like infinity if you like.

  • @JuiceBlack
    @JuiceBlack 7 років тому +1

    Hahahhahhahahahaa 😂😂😂 i had ti rewind that. I did NOT see the 'your mum' joke coming 😂😂 Sharkee, you sir have won the Internet for today! 🤣

  • @jarls5890
    @jarls5890 7 років тому

    If you feel no forces acting on you after you have passed the event horizon of a galactic core type super massive black hole - what stops you from simply flying out of the event horizon again if you had your jetpack on? This surely cannot be possible?!
    You must be ever accelerating towards the singularity - but due to the great size of the black hole the gravity gradient would not tear you to pieces...yet.

  • @TheBjcorne
    @TheBjcorne 7 років тому +1

    That was the best explanation and growl back to the strollers. My mom is petite but is as fierce as a neutron star. Glad she isn't a black hole. That is tough love.

  • @TheFemboyConnoisseur
    @TheFemboyConnoisseur 5 років тому

    So let's say that there was no air resistance and you jumped into a bottomless pit and you just kept falling forever, would you just keep accelerating until you reach like 99.9 precent the speed of light? What would happen?

  • @MultiWalrus1
    @MultiWalrus1 6 років тому

    Hang on. Surely because there is more stuff underneath you at the equator, gravity is stronger...? The spin of the Earth may have the net effect of making you weigh less, but the additional thickness of the Earth at the equator must have an opposite effect. Anyone?

  • @antuanh9973
    @antuanh9973 6 років тому

    Your mothers potato salad . No sorry I couldn't resist the fun here ! The the answer from Atlantis , it is your mind ! The idea of a black hole the construction of a universe the formation of a creation as a womb giving birth ! The macro the micro ye those sons of the highest GOD ! What thing is weight without any measure ? Ah.

  • @Jop_pop
    @Jop_pop 7 років тому

    You and Vsauce should both realize that while the kilogram is a unit of mass the pound is actually a unit of force, and therefore is actually weight! One of the only good things about the imperial system is the most common unit used for weight is actually a unit of weight. It takes a quick Google search to find out, how did you both miss this??

  • @1503nemanja
    @1503nemanja 6 років тому +1

    Your mo...? You mean my mouse is the heavies thing in the universe? Yeah it is quite heavy, I take it as a sign of quality. Thanks!

  • @stevengeorges9046
    @stevengeorges9046 6 років тому

    Currently? The singularity of a galactic black hole at the center of the biggest galaxy.
    In the past? the singularity at the start of the Big Bang.
    In your city? Your Mo . . .

  • @Светланкалапочка
    @Светланкалапочка 6 років тому

    What important question do you care about? :)

  • @katakana1
    @katakana1 6 років тому

    I think the maximum amount of acceleration is accelerating to the speed of light in a planck-time, then finding out how fast that is.

  • @proxima6030
    @proxima6030 7 років тому

    You literally deserve more than one hundred times of your current amount of subs. It makes me angry to see you under 100k.

  • @soulkeeper3828
    @soulkeeper3828 3 роки тому

    What is the Heaviest Thing in the Universe? , I would say the Universe itself because it includes everything that would still be 0 maybe if it's not pressing or being pressed against a different universe

  • @solidicone
    @solidicone 6 років тому

    That was a 14 min 40 second build up to probably the best your momma joke available on the internet. Well played sir, I was educated and dissed at the same time.

  • @therealEmpyre
    @therealEmpyre 7 років тому

    This is the second video I've seen this week that claims that a pound is a measurement of mass. No it isn't. A pound is a unit of force like a newton, not mass like a kilogram. That is unless the definition of a pound has changed since I went to school in the 80s.

  • @343TNT
    @343TNT 7 років тому

    wait a sec .... i thought neutron stars are made of condense matter that become actual neutron !!!
    how is that possible a neutron star have Layers?
    anyone can help me with this >>>>?!

  • @paulmcmc4005
    @paulmcmc4005 6 років тому

    What is wrong with people, you should have more subs than this Sharkee. Wishing you all the best to your G64th subscriber!!

  • @RobertMayfair
    @RobertMayfair 6 років тому +1

    A 15-minute your mom joke

  • @Amariachan
    @Amariachan 6 років тому

    whole video teaching people about weight blackholes and neutron stars just to bring home the your mom joke... xD

  • @lucidmoses
    @lucidmoses 7 років тому

    Well, that ending is entirely just a cheap way to get comments so I'm not going to fall for it. Uhhh....... Never mind. :p

  • @allyouhittinispurepussy4763
    @allyouhittinispurepussy4763 6 років тому

    Lol funny ending 😂😂 but still it thought that you meant the heaviest object in the Universe not the heaviest weight for a human possibly reached tho

  • @robertchitty3603
    @robertchitty3603 7 років тому +1

    The greatest joke in the history of UA-cam. Such build up, much suspense. 😂

  • @elbuhdai605
    @elbuhdai605 7 років тому

    I was gonna say Yo Mama but then I remembered I wasn't the only lame joker on earth, and realized I didn't say it first.

  • @thuphugg215
    @thuphugg215 7 років тому

    I didnt expect you to make such a joke, that was hilarious! Delivery voice and everything XD

  • @dobrealexvlad
    @dobrealexvlad 4 роки тому

    There is something friendly about you mister :). Also, I like your presentation videos.

  • @guruyaya
    @guruyaya 7 років тому

    I think that's the 2nd time I'm telling you that vSause just released a video on the same subject. Funny.

  • @cookiemonster3147
    @cookiemonster3147 7 років тому

    2.329 vieuws at the time I watch this.
    And the heavieest thing is the bigest blackhole ofcourse.

  • @MarcelRobitaille
    @MarcelRobitaille 7 років тому

    Isn't pound a force not a mass? It certainly is when talking about pounds per square inch

  • @343TNT
    @343TNT 7 років тому +1

    this is really good
    really good video
    that exactly what i expect from this smart bald guy

  • @screnj8122
    @screnj8122 6 років тому +1

    ever one of your videos is so wonderfully made

  • @velveee
    @velveee 7 років тому

    How about putting the most massive thing possible above the center of a neutron star? Would that make it the heaviest thing possible?

  • @closair
    @closair 6 років тому

    Slug is the imperial unit of mass. Pound:Newton::Slug:Kilogram

  • @freemanedwards5663
    @freemanedwards5663 6 років тому +1

    Omg awesome

  • @MyKharli
    @MyKharli 6 років тому

    what about an accelerating max mass neutron star ! I guess you would need a lot of antimatter to accelerate such a beast .

  • @ShannonVanFleet
    @ShannonVanFleet 6 років тому

    Lolllllll that ending was epic.

  • @Inertia888
    @Inertia888 7 років тому

    wow the core of a neutron star? I had never considered what might be in the center of one of those before. something new for me to ponder.

  • @wntu4
    @wntu4 6 років тому

    Highest acceleration...an electron powered by the entire energy budget of the universe.

  • @Lacaras21
    @Lacaras21 7 років тому

    Pounds are actually the correct units for weight, the English unit for mass is the slug

  • @cherrieleong7802
    @cherrieleong7802 6 років тому

    Anything weight related this actually takes a second place and the heaviest thing is your mama

  • @vladyslavnechaiev247
    @vladyslavnechaiev247 7 років тому +2

    Damn spoilers on a mom joke.

  • @Arcy190
    @Arcy190 7 років тому

    I think most people who watched this need an entire glacier's worth of ice after that burn at the end

  • @GottfriedLeibnizYT
    @GottfriedLeibnizYT 7 років тому

    The title of the video should be changed to "What is the Most Dense Thing in the Universe?"

  • @adancontreras4522
    @adancontreras4522 6 років тому

    Everytime his Iq raises, hair comes off and his head gets bigger.lmaaooaao

  • @Fyre0
    @Fyre0 7 років тому

    Was this a Norm McDonald joke? Damnit Sharkee you got me.

  • @jolly1039
    @jolly1039 6 років тому

    Wait mass dont change what you are talking about is weight as it is a function of gravity

  • @speedercop4503
    @speedercop4503 6 років тому

    oh god l.o.l! R.I.P.W.O.M.W.Y the pulsar lolololololol or was that a magnetar?

  • @GameToony
    @GameToony 7 років тому +1

    2 of the heaviest things in the universe

  • @zeus_pop
    @zeus_pop 7 років тому +10

    that feel when you make a video just like the one vsauce made a little while ago

    • @pomtubes1205
      @pomtubes1205 7 років тому +1

      Zeus Agire but not really

    • @TheyCalledMeT
      @TheyCalledMeT 7 років тому

      vsauce also makes 14min long your momma is so fat jokes?

  • @supermanleyturbopower2423
    @supermanleyturbopower2423 6 років тому

    Brilliant! You just earned another subscriber my friend.

  • @bigsus6945
    @bigsus6945 6 років тому

    (this is before I watched the video)
    please don't say the universe

  • @codyehmke1218
    @codyehmke1218 7 років тому

    Interesting how Vsauce posted a video on this topic yesterday.....

  • @Fedico7000
    @Fedico7000 6 років тому

    Did that f*** seriously say “ your mom” at the end??! XD

  • @leroyjenkins100
    @leroyjenkins100 6 років тому +1

    Your mom, your mom is the heaviest thing in the universe

  • @logiticalresponse9574
    @logiticalresponse9574 7 років тому

    The ole lady is the heaviest "thing"
    At least at my house

  • @noahz7467
    @noahz7467 5 років тому

    people could fly before issac newton discoverd gravity

  • @enigmaperson4636
    @enigmaperson4636 4 роки тому

    I know
    It is when you have to bring the groceries to the house
    Lmao

  • @migraineur
    @migraineur 7 років тому

    Even though I know nothing sciency I’m going to have to agree.

  • @DualBoyy
    @DualBoyy 7 років тому

    It’s not that rude to ask a stranger about a weight... I would not be angry

  • @videosight1
    @videosight1 5 років тому

    People who dont understand the difference between weight and mass

  • @dylanma5645
    @dylanma5645 5 років тому

    Video bueno. Pero yo no tengo un idea que dices porque yo no hablo inglés juejue

  • @Lorens4444
    @Lorens4444 6 років тому

    What is the Heaviest Thing in the Universe? The answer is in the title. XD

  • @σραι-λ3θ
    @σραι-λ3θ 4 роки тому

    whole universe : im the heaviest thing to ever exist
    ho's : amateurs

  • @radust85
    @radust85 7 років тому

    :) the mama joke at the end was addressed to some college of yours

  • @ajblazed6648
    @ajblazed6648 6 років тому

    so what is GRAVITY???? and prove it!

  • @joehdah5395
    @joehdah5395 5 років тому

    This guy sounds like the voice Pewds and Jack uses lmao

  • @cherrieleong7802
    @cherrieleong7802 6 років тому

    It’s almost like this video is sponsored by your mama

  • @bullseye6969
    @bullseye6969 7 років тому

    This guy's body language is like native African, Looks like Indian and talks like afghani.
    i am totally confused who is he?

    • @killermoon635
      @killermoon635 6 років тому

      He is an Arab from Bahrain. I thought he was Indian when I saw him 1st time

  • @lovesthebass
    @lovesthebass 6 років тому

    14:46 long "yo momma" joke.
    I applaud you, sir.

  • @simoko7076
    @simoko7076 7 років тому +2

    My feels

  • @Mridul.scentman
    @Mridul.scentman 7 років тому

    bro it doesn't take much to get your pants fitted.

  • @cocoyepyep7509
    @cocoyepyep7509 7 років тому +1

    But what is down..
    Dduuunnnn

  • @eazizoll
    @eazizoll 6 років тому

    Really funny ending. U rock sharkee!