“Alternate Dimensions Inside Black Holes?" | 40 Minutes of Mysteries to Fall Asleep To

[@BeeyondIdeas]

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[@shawnsanborn2057]

Can barely hear the background music. Maybe it’s just me.

[@RichMitch]

Would work better without 9 ads in 40 minutes 😖

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[@JohnLynch-b7e]

Nice, so long as we learn; we noobs' ,those Johnny come latelys.

[@maconcamp472]

Do I really have to say this!!🙃 It’s like a popularity contest here!! What’s the difference between a star and a normal person?? 🙋‍♀️ 🙋‍♂️ Gravity!! Memory!! 🐘 🐾 🥁 You gravitate to a person or a story and it becomes more popular!! You’ve created fusion!! 🌟 👩‍🔬 🧑‍🔬 You’re adding moons until they ignite!! That’s a galaxy!!🌌 💃 ❤ So in the story of Jesus, you weirdos are gravitating to a story!! 📚 Therefore it’s more popular!! 🎄 You’re adding rocks 🪨 or moons!!🌓 Til they become stars!!✨ You’re on its nuts!!!🥜🐿️ When we detach from something or someone, then we’re removing nuts!!🥜 or bolts!! ⚡️ Like building a spaceship, it will then fall apart!! 🚀 The story is no longer relevant!! It’s a closed book!!📕 🕯️ 🦉 🌃 I’m on world peace’s nuts!!!🥜 🥜 😇 I’m on magics nuts!!🥜 🎩 🐇 I’m on women’s coconuts!!!🥥 🌴 😂 I’m all about their butts!!!😮💗 Get it??? 🕵️ 🧑‍🏫 Jesus isn’t here!! 🏡 🌍 So get off his nuts!!!🥜 🐿️ I’m on your nuts, 🥜 your coconuts, 🥥 and your butts!! 🥰 Gravitate to me!!🥳 🎉 If you’re waiting for me to detach from someone else, that’s not fair!!🥺😭 I’m always doing my best and my intentions are good!! 💫 😇 🤩😍 Communicate with me!! 📱 ☎️ Communicate with each other!! 🌎 Communication is key!🔑 It opens doors!!🚪 To parallel worlds and past lives!! Like you’re a mummy being resurrected!!🤕😱🤩 We’re so close to creating something amazing together!! 🐈‍⬛ 💨 🍓 🐕 Heaven On Earth!!🌍 👼 🪽 Let the sky 🌌 fall!! Like a cookie crumbling🍪 into the Milky Way!! 🐮 🥛 🪴

[@lionsatmidnight]

if you can fall asleep to mysteries, my hats off to you.. I can't sleep when my interests have been intrigued to their peak.. if anything this video would keep me up so much longer than I would've because of looking shit up. I look EVERYTHING up if it interests me. doesn't matter what it is. if I don't know it, I look it up.

[@Lovelytrini82]

Keep doing that. Expand ur mind!!

[@SauronTheDarkLordOfMordor]

sounds like autism

[@charleskeefer5869]

good cause when its censored knowledge, the sites you get your answers from are wron. ive effectively put 5000 things on Wikipedia that are complete bulls***. #yolo :)

[@JayPeck-f1h]

Learn learn and learn some more. Knowledge is something no one can ever take from you.

[@BOIGOIN2WORK]

THIS!!!! I couldn’t sleep after watching this video.

[@isatousarr7044]

The concept of alternate dimensions within black holes is a fascinating area of theoretical physics that sparks the imagination. Some scientists propose that the intense gravitational forces of a black hole could warp spacetime to the extent that it creates gateways to other dimensions or parallel universes. This idea draws on both general relativity and quantum mechanics, suggesting that what we perceive as the singularity of a black hole might not be the end, but rather a passage to alternate realities. While these theories are still largely speculative, they challenge our understanding of the universe and push the boundaries of what we deem possible. It's a thrilling reminder of how little we truly know about the cosmos and the potential for discoveries that lie beyond our current comprehension!

[@Zithorius]

Acting like Einstein predicted something crazy by saying they're round is unhinged. What else would they be? Cubes?

[@thatssoironic]

Right. Like isn’t everything in space round? Pretty sure they’re all round … like I mean EVERYTHING.

[@Lucky13Entertainment-]

I must admit this crossed my mind as well.

[@Troyyy94]

@@thatssoironicnot everything, most asteroids are oblong shapes, Dwarf planets etc

[@stevenprashanth4328]

Not predicted but more like had a theory on why they would be in that shape, unlike asteroids.

[@okaygecko]

😂 cuboid

[@overduetax]

i swear this shit will never stop being interesting. literally forever black holes will be fascinating

[@aleckmenard5304]

Them : " there is a black hole in the center of each galaxy " My drunk @ss alone, in my underwear and OUT LOUD : " yeah that's definitely a travel network."

[@sumanrao1739]

It's good to put together matter from different astrophysicists in a single video. This has made for a super intriguing collection of inter related theories from the field. Thank you. Do keep it up. 🎉🎉🎉

[@Crema59]

From everything you've covered so far, could you make a summary video explaining what you've learned about why and how we were created to live on Earth, or even in the universe? Based on your research and opinions, I believe you have a clearer understanding than anyone else by now.

[@Lucky13Entertainment-]

The quick answer would be we're nothing special & the universe is teaming with life.

[@SteveYates-uo4dq]

Knowledge is power and the more you know then the better you are at solving any problem.

[@farhanrejwan]

top notch quality. great work. also, thanks for keeping the music volume much lower than the voice.

[@BeeyondIdeas]

No worries!

[@Matt-f1q]

Other than it being complete bull

[@seventy18]

Well it just goes to basic logic that the external mass of a galaxy would require an equal or greater mass internally. All them stars aren't circling a moon

[@KasperWalterQ5]

What would happen if there was nothing to circle

[@justinianlucy6041]

The stars within a galaxy are still influenced by each others gravity

[@seventy18]

@KasperWalterQ5 Impossible! I find scientist who dont grasp this are lost in the process. Google Escape velocity for the Milkyway 🌌. That alone should tell any scientist that there is a super massive B/H at the center of all galaxies. Again, these billions of stars and matter aren't circling a moon

[@craigswanson8026]

“Infinity” is a word we use to hide what we don’t understand.

[@bradr.3055]

Only when faced with the challenge of describing ourselves...(as being made in His image)

[@nicholaskinney3525]

The statement: A box, within a box, within a box... Is an example of how infinity and life being infinite can be explained. A bunch of spheres within a sphere, within a sphere... so on and so forth. A universe within a sphere of other Universes (Multi-Verse), within another sphere of other spheres that withhold universes... So on, and so forth. INFINITE 😊

[@craigswanson8026]

@@nicholaskinney3525 I am respectfully unconvinced. Everything you mentioned seem quantifiable to me. All the grains of sand on every planet (even Arrakis) can be counted. The entire concept of infinity is frankly absurd. Perhaps the belief in magic/the supernatural as a child makes one prone to accept the idea?

[@BRIDEOFCHRISTYESHUA]

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[@matthewscarborough2597]

​@@craigswanson8026 It's not up to you to be convinced the definition of infinite is "to an infinite extent or amount; without limit". That's a fact it's not just word that we use to describe what we can't understand we know what infinite means and it literally means it doesn't stop. It's not up for you to be convinced if infinite is real or not it's real regardless of your beliefs.

[@JamesMccafferty-ci3xq]

The Pupils in our eyes take in light just like black holes I thought about it and it makes sense that the blackholes of the universe are taking in knowledge through light to I believe another entity!? It must be on a bigger scale than we can comprehend 😮🎉❤

[@kemikal-official-music27]

Everything takes rounded shape where gravity is concerned.. But a black hole is a sphere anyway not a circle. It's a ball.. That is a hole.. A 3D hole.. Which is crazy to imagine

[@NEKRWSPHERE]

Black holes DO NOT SUCK. You have to drop the whole idea of sucking. In fact you can pass safely closer to the Black Hole than you could to the surface of a star. It's just that when you cross its event horizon - time and space will reverse directions. X axis will become Y axis and vice versa. This makes the geometry of spacetime become twisted in such a way that in order to travel away one would have to exceed the speed of light, in other words: "out" just isn't an available direction. This is why Black Holes aren't "events" either, or rather that "event" isn't the best description because they end all events. This is why Event Horizon is called what it is. No "events" are possible once it's crossed, events can only happen in ordinary Spacetime.

[@techytech1907]

My mind is blown.

[@EmeraldEyesEsoteric]

The inversion of time and space is most intriguing. Since I decoded the numerology for the Star of David to be 11 and 22, the Master builder and Master Planner, the two trinities of space and time that overlap. Then the black hole is the center of the overlap. This hexagram star could therefore be a symbol for the angel of the bottomless pit.

[@danwoywitka]

Uhhhhh safely? Define the particular black hole. There's a lot there that will absolutely fry you. Active supermassive black holes can kill you with radiation from lightyears away. A star would not. Some jets from black holes span millions of light years and are lethal for quite a distance away as well Actively feeding black hole accretion discs at any black hole will kill you rapidly. It's all about accretion activity.

[@rayagoldendropofsun397]

Whats the physical property's of "geometry of SpaceTime"?

[@bayubramastya]

if x axis becomes y axis what would z axis become?

[@JohnLynch-b7e]

12:19 FRICKING AWESOME!!! Pray we survive that crossing.

[@donaldwyant3483]

By the time "we" get there this world will be a long dead world if not dust. But it would be awesome to see and exspriance.

[@TomJones-op9nj]

@@donaldwyant3483like the way talk brother

[@AliPo-ne3yf]

Is the fast spinning black hole moving @ light speed & distances around the centre ones? 🙌🏼💫

[@jazzman5598]

From where and when does the singularity come? The one that caused the Big Bang? When I was first introduced to the idea of a “Big Bang” back in elementary school I immediately begin to wonder past the whole idea. I got stuck there. Now, 70 years later I am still wondering. JWST has SO Blessed this old man. Wow! Just subbed, hit the bell & share. Mostly I watch Anton. Fine vid . Thanks!

[@Mike-yp4ez]

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[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

38m mirror, wow! That's the width of a football field. On the 50yard line it would cover the field and extend to the 30yard lines in each direction.

thanks for the american measurement. that would be 213,4 bananas long btw

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

And on what field is this Banana game played? I chose football because the width fits and everyone has seen a gridiron.

[@Balls-of-Steel504]

38m = 41.55yards & two 30 yard lines are 60 yards apart, so i'm going with the banana measurements lol.

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

@@Balls-of-Steel504 They are 40 yards apart dingus, lol. You can have your bananas, tell us how many end to end would be this mirror. Edit: actually with your maths nevermind!

[@allencottell4241]

Black holes are energy pump converters. They reformat matter and function efficiently - relentlessly transforming time & space into future forms of light energy - including wave particles and future matter: "static light". - a cottell

[@riaancoetzee100]

Just disocovered this channel tonight, I'm addicted

[@lincolnmiller919]

So, the wave equation describes the atom using lateral (complex/imaginary) numbers. This means that when you collapse the waves, any description of matter only using equations involving only real numbers will fail when we collapse the waves that make up matter. It is why we need to teach complex arithmetic and complex algebra and complex calculus alongside their real-valued counterparts. It is the only way we can move past mere speculation.

[@Thothianthot]

Black holes are the center of each galaxy and the reason for the gravity in each galaxy and the reason for the spin and the stability of a galaxy when it sucks in a star it needs more energy to keep the galaxy in motion and properly operating in the center of the universe is a super black hole that spins the universe and keeps the universe in motion and stable the black holes that emit matter are releasing what is needed to compensate for the universes need in that area of the universe that's is my theory... They are products of necessity to keep our universe as it is ....they are part of the mind at work and the mind as a whole is energy in motion and aware and connected as every black whole has awareness and is relative to other black holes and space bodies.

[@Lucky13Entertainment-]

Very interesting take. And no one can ever say you're wrong either.

[@3rah356]

Fascinating ? But this is more fascinating of how it ends it's own end. Everyone needs to read this & see what you make of it

[@3rah356]

Absolutely intimidates the mind as one reads one documentation after the other found in Quran which gives the prophecy of the destruction of Earth by a Black Hole precisely the way explained by astrophysics . Search this answered article online on "Quora" website. Search on its search bar by typing "Does the Quran talk about black holes? If so, in which verse?" & then type "Draih" at the end of it. You'll get straight to that web page. Read the answer especially written by "Draih". It's the only answer written in detail with evidences from different Quranic Verses & also from the astrophysics . It's the most comprehensively written answer supported by various verses from multiple chapters of Quran, with Video Clips . The answered article tells the reason & give the answers to all the "Whys" we daily think of .

[@VortexGamerZone]

"I have this REALLY crazy theory, so we know right now that a black hole's gravitational strength is so powerful that not even light can pass through it. What if the only thing that can go faster than the speed of light is the gravitational strength of MASSIVE objects, and if the object's gravitational strength is so IMMENSE that it attracts the black hole towards its center? This MASSIVE gravitational strength might then add EVEN more pressure and strength to the black hole, causing the black hole to become a new stellar mass that orbits the massive object. This object’s gravitational pull could act upon the black hole, and this object doesn't really have to be a single object. It could be multiple magnetars or even other black holes. Now, I know that the black hole can suck things into it, but what if there's enough space between the object(s) so the black hole doesn't come close enough to destroy them? This might be achieved in the same way as, for example, when you're playing with a spinner on a string, and you hold the string from both ends, preventing the spinner from falling or moving unless an external force acts upon it." As for practicality, the theory touches on some interesting ideas, but here are a few points where current physics might poke holes: Gravitational Strength and Speed: Gravitational waves (ripples in spacetime) travel at the speed of light, so the idea of gravity exceeding the speed of light doesn't align with our current understanding of general relativity. Interaction Between Black Holes and Objects: Black holes do merge with massive objects, but the way gravity works doesn't allow an object to "hold back" a black hole's gravitational pull in the same way a string holds a spinner. Stellar Mass Formation: If a black hole gains enough mass, it doesn't form a stellar object but becomes a more massive black hole. But hey, that was a cool theory! Keep thinking outside the box-who knows what crazy ideas might come true one day! 😄

[@anonam0us328]

The little that we know now, I often wonder if somewhere out there the laws we know of behave differently or don't apply altogether to Stellar Bodies or Matter passing through that area.

[@matthewfranzen1339]

You can't have singularity without all of spacetime being affected; Birth of the Universe...and that is still happening. We are at the center of that...

[@schillertor1]

Your visuals are great! How do you make them?'

[@BeeyondIdeas]

After effects all the way!

[@daveanderson718]

Great video. Please make one next that describes the theoretical and practical limit of black hole size and resulting implication. thank you.

[@JamesMccafferty-ci3xq]

I honestly think we are the only beings in the universe that let's the universe get to know itself and I believe the sooner we learn to live in space the better so the universe carries on because without us I don't see the point in it all with stars being ripped apart for what? Without our seeing it and learning about it , it all means fuck all! 😅

[@randyblake2006]

Ever since I discovered the Electric Universe Theory, I can't stop laughing at the mathematical contortions the Standard Model has to go through to maintain itself!

[@superkamiguru4963]

Could you describe your theory?

[@FarmHandz-cx4rn]

​@@superkamiguru4963no but I can.....think Pure fantasy.....

[@naderkhouri9468]

Tell us about your discovery

[@danwoywitka]

Oh look, some nonsense lol 😅

[@BrettFogle]

Great job guys, this was very well done and very interesting.

[@BeeyondIdeas]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JerryThomas-xc7ur]

I have a question about all of this. Could the dark matter be created after the matter and antimatter collided? Leaving matter as the victor. Some of the supermassive black holes forming right after that? Then dark matter makes them grow even bigger? Also when the first stars exploded into supernovas. Merging both of them after that? Please let me know what you think, of my theory.

[@grimmertwin2148]

Still can't solve the basic problems on earth though.

[@juliusfucik4011]

That's because of entitlement, ideology and psychopathy.

[@grimmertwin2148]

@@juliusfucik4011 at least they're all fixable then

[@StevenGorum]

Hate and not enough love

[@grimmertwin2148]

@@StevenGorum absolutely brother

[@bradr.3055]

It's the mathematics of forgiveness. Many a journey is possible but for the unnecessary burden of negative conscious ties to the "where we were"...

[@Pendu.pathan]

No wonder every galaxy has it as a galaxy can maintain and survive its structure and shape as a black hole is the only thing that can have such massive gravitational characteristics yet doesn't take as much space as the mass of it would take if it was not a black hole,

[@bnjm8868]

Hawking radiation does not come from within the black hole but from the outside perimeter of the event horizon in the fabric of space which defines the event horizon. But, the energy andbinformation that falls into it continuously and constantly falls through the central wormhole. Information is still in the one universe but in quantum dimensions. There is only one universe.

[@humhaingyani]

Whatever we think we come to know, we tend to define, give names... Like Dark Matter. But nature has its own ways of introducing the unknowns and again we repeat the process of making those unknowns as knowns😁

[@JohnLynch-b7e]

12:24! It wouldnt affect anyone at all, because they'd be Dead. Pretty cool idea tho.

[@danielcourville]

Death is only physical worry not you will enter the Source I do it consciously every moment of my awaking Soul you are welcome to try it

[@RajaPalamittan]

Everything narrated in this podcast is cutting edge physics but in reality it is just the dreamspace that has existed inside human heads right the starting point of their evolution to becoming homo sapiens sapiens.

[@onlineslotsno1]

I believe there may be other universes, or galaxies, or even other planets within a black hole, which influences its gravitational pull on anything around it.

[@ivanmytube]

30:37 what is information? does information appear in any formula?

[@shawnsanborn2057]

Information is whatever (they) tell you it is.

[@bobbibob3608]

Yeah I have a question if one virtual particle separates and one goes into the black hole in one escapes are they still quantum entangled even though they're separated

[@sabirsadiq-ys9po]

Write in google: Singularity sphere in the heart of a black hole

[@Anna_Nimmitty]

@sabirsadiq-ys9po: WADR, here: a point at the center of a black hole where matter is compressed to an infinite density, and space and time break down. 🤗

[@PareshDesai]

And human life time and scale of achievement just appears so insignificant. Reminds me of the poem Ozymandias by percy b shelly.

[@charlespancamo9771]

If there is a super massive black hole at the center of every galaxy then isn't every galaxy being sucked towards each of those black holes?

[@drpicmeup]

No because for any object outside the event horizon, the black hole acts like any other mass

[@Mike-yp4ez]

No, because they are spinning away from it.... Cancels each others force out. If the galaxy wasn't spinning then yes it would be sucked into it

[@bnjm8868]

Dark matter could also ne clouds of amtimatter in a parallel quantum extra dimension. Black holes merely collapse through dark matter when they form. Like a whirlwind theough an existing cloud mass.

[@Local-Bus]

They always show this fabric of space as a flat sheet that objects of mass sink into. Since there are planets above and below our solar system, does this mean they exist on a separate fabric? Does each revolving system have its own fabric? Are all fabrics oriented horizontally or does "horizontal even exist in space?

[@unkownnashenas5652]

I believe dark matter is a medium that big bang happened in! Like air that an explosion happens in, without air as medium, there won't be any explosion! If scientists could perform an experiment in which they record an explosion by very, very high cameras and very close proximity (molecular) or even atomic level, I believe you could find some similarities with big bang, expanding universe and the distribution of matter in universe being affected by dark matter and the dark energy in that experiment would be the caused by conditions that the dark matter is in, like pressure, temperature, the amount of density of dark matter that could cause dark matter to radiate different level of energy in different area of the radios of the explosion! There must be more similarities between an explosion of an explosive material with the big bang if used as a model with suitable and right insuronment and equipment that maybe don't exist yet!

[@Pooskipie]

If you like the VLT get ready for the all new SFLT and next month the VSFLT!

[@kingkenny2797]

Not sure how much I believe their findings. Scientists still can't get the weather in Ireland right the next day

[@Floggingday]

Like a thunderstorm generator!

[@johnyrhuazz7773]

AMAZING

[@Carolynsideas461]

I believe what goes into the black hole comes out on the other side as a white hole and creates another universe or comes out in another universe already there..

[@KanineLive]

Is it possible that black holes shrink space even though space is constantly expanding, like their own little vacuums (compared to space) cleaning up the already existing vacuum?

[@flashahhasavedeveryoneofus2824]

Loved the vid

[@gericbabcock7145]

What remains at the singularity that interacts with the Higgs boson, or can interact with gravitons to produce the gravity necessary to make the event horizon?

[@Terry-n4d]

I think you can view it as a wound in our universe created when the explosion ripped the fabrics of time and space. Letting all that falls in fall forever. And if kept fed, will continue to swell. But when starved will heal away. 💁

[@shashwatmishraalumni4918]

15:55 Excellent graphics

[@ChristineSchmoopy]

Big bang- hydrogen,nitrogen,methane,lithium,electrons,protons,photons,neutrons,muons,gold dust,.. Can CERN define what gasses exist in a black hole and what to do to put a lid on it?

[@ChristineSchmoopy]

Black hole= gravitational pull..not a push in space. Isaac Newton= all masses fall at same speed...Therefore, there is no gravitational push..yet it is a pull.( Theory of relativity)

[@calebCastro_Rangel]

If we could break open a black hole what would you get like blast a black hole with enough mass on one side it rips apart could you find some type of altered matter

[@Terry-n4d]

We found us a nice nitch hard to scratch. 👍👍👍

[@calglider13]

"OMG, it's full of stars!"

[@buckanderson3520]

So in the change from spacelike to timelike what changes in how entropy hides information? Is it hidden or available in space or in time?

[@larstueschjth2658]

Round is a universal shape...amongst others.... but dajm-many round 'things' out there! 😳

[@okaygecko]

80085

[@jeffreypaul734]

There's no inside of black holes. It's the other side of a tear in space time.

[@ConnecticutDAVID]

if light stores information and once was mass and materials and gas and such, maybe a black hole is a relative type of storage drive? like, reads and contains and defrags the now formed light waves? might it attract a sentient entity(a star or cosmic body) untill it is trapped in its chosen type of charge and behavior specific to its "attitude" and/or potential?

[@jakeg3733]

13:02 - I hear one of the Blade Runner 2049 themes. Apropos, since Hans Zimmer made the soundtrack for both Interstellar and that film... and his music is perfect for this kind of stuff

[@KeijoP-q3t]

How the he.. we know, that we are living RIGH NOW IN BLACK HOLE...???So, think about it😮😮😮

[@OZRIC1985]

So, if we could ever get to a black hole, would we travel to it to see what happens? I definitely would not want to try it!

[@nataliebrown2658]

"Now we know " but YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW!!! 😢

[@kreynolds1123]

What if there are no true blackholes. We are aware of electron degeneracy pressure, neutron degeneracy pressure and that they arise from pauli exclusion principle preventing 1/2 spin particles from occupying the same quantum state. Nutron stars are thought to be the final state of mater before collapsing into a black hole. But nutrons are made up of 1/2 spin particles made up of quarks. Why isn't quark degenercy pressure discussed? What if there's a state of degenerate matter that has a pressure that prevents any two particles from being compressed to the same quantum state, a volume that would be their event horizon. If it is that no two particles can be compressed to a volume that would be theirnevent horizon then no black hole seed particles forms in a collapsed star. But the star may collapse to a stellar objects that appear like a black hole from a distance but is being held up with the degegenercy pressure. Without an actual event horizon there would be no true black holes. there would be no singularity, and there would be no quantum information paradox. There would still be hawking radiation, but it would be entangled with the quantum states of the degenerate matter. Given the great amounts of energy contained in a degenerate star and extream time dialation, hawking radiation might even be mixed with degenerate mater quantum tunneling. It might be that relativity and quantum dynamics can never be unified. It might be that quantum dynamics simply limits the applicability of general relativity to energy tensors with a density that is greater what would make an event horizon. Just as tachyons don't exist because of causality prevents anything from traveling faster that the speed of light, maybe quantum dynamics prevents matter from being compressed to volumes inside what would be their event horizon.

[@ianbuxton1730]

This is a superior video in terms of technical informativeness, so we'll done! However, I have 1 misgiving regarding the footage at around 13:36. What the HECK is an organic-chemistry diagram of a fused heteronuclear aralkyl compound interacting with zinc atoms/ions DOING there?

[@matthewfranzen1339]

Time loops exist in our dreams, and surface as a phenomena known as de'ja'vu. If you can remember the Dream while awake having De'ja'vu you can know the events that are about to happen before they happen from the memory of the Dream...and at that point make a decision to change them...but on another level, that already happened.. Suffering is an illusion... Remember the Dream...!

[@mirage0301]

THANK YOU, !!!

[@BeeyondIdeas]

Welcome!

[@JohnLynch-b7e]

31:48 seems clear to me ..what happened; what will happen. Eternally happening.

[@Luis-h4f]

Muito bonito o seu video obrigado friend... Luís form Portugal

[@MilushevGeorgi]

So black holes connect new and old universes

[@ShaneMorrison-po3sn]

We very possibly live in a super massive black hole. Not just our galaxy, but our observable universe. And there are many other universes in other SM black holes inside of the actual universe. This is a VERY popular theory in the scientific community. Yeah. Now go eat a gummy and Google that.

[@FriskaFriska-my5cx]

What's singularity ?

[@JerryThomas-xc7ur]

It's the moment right before the big bang. Also the surface of the black holes.

[@Josh-kn5wn]

Where equations break down and there's no explanation

[@Lucky13Entertainment-]

​@@JerryThomas-xc7urso there's no correlation between the two? It implies of course that black holes are responsible for the creation of universes.

[@Vinman175]

Black holes simply revert all matter back to pure energy

[@lgsbharv5221]

People need to remember that mathematics is done with the mind. I’m not gonna guarantee him right, but you have to think that there is some fine-tuning and design to the universe and of all this is figured out through the mind then someone or something with a mind created the universe

[@DrBiBeatz]

It is plausible that black holes could be highly condensed forms of dark matter.

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

So chances are if alternate dimensions in black holes exist, we are likely to be one of those alternate dimensions ourselves currently existing in a black hole too?

[@sidewinder814u]

Geeee! Imagine that,,,in an infinite Univers?

[@Pond770]

So I assume that Nutrition question and Albert’s will definitely time compress with matter next to it why why it would do such a thing

[@Lucky13Entertainment-]

If a black hole is essentially a hole in the universe then wouldn't it be true that what's ever behind that hole if anything, would be considered outside of the universe?

[@QueenGry]

Speed & gravity being the two factors affecting time, and the light (fastest possible through the vacuum of space) not being fast enough to escape the gravity of a black hole, means that the force doing so is pulling stronger than the speed that equals time goes zero. Base on pure logic, that should make time starting to go backwards, so even though my human logic doesn't reach as far as to answer what's going on inside a black hole, it does at least manage to conclude that the reality as we know it gets completely fucked up!

[@Inventeeering]

The mass, energy, space, and time on the event horizon of a black hole diverges from it’s distinct finite realization field on to the non-distinct infinite potential field that is the pre-foundation of the multiverse that is born from white holes where the antigravity force eddies cause the non-distinct infinite potential field to expand an rupture into the expanding surface of a white hole event that is literally the space-time of a new universe. Embedded in the surface of this expanding space-time event horizon looks in the initial finite realization field ready to interacted with the infinite potential field to collapse into the next current realization field. When black holes form on the surface of space-time the uncollapsing of the distinct finite realization field diverges on the non-distant infinite potential field. The thing to realize is that the inside surface of the event horizon’s of both white and black holes are super position of the potential field in which no relative space and time exist. This make all the non-distinct potential that diverges from the distinct realization field entangled. There is no singularity inside the event horizon’s because non-distinct infinite potential fields have no distinction dimensions.

[@crazyd1377]

Now my question would be to Neil, does a black hole also swallow up dark matter!? I’ve never seen anyone asked that question! Nor have I heard of anyone explain if a black hole does do that! So does black hole swallow, dark matter?

[@danielcourville]

Infinity is an unsolved mystery for Eternity Go ahead you have Time

[@VortexGamerZone]

I dont understand this, When a supernova happenes, a significant mass of the star is lost and if the star after the supernova becomes a black, the black hole will have sigificantly larger mass, so can some one please explain this, I dont understand what is happening....?

[@mygoldenzero]

If nothing can escape a Black Hole, no sound, no memory, no information or even light. Perhaps, it's possible.. A Black Hole, is where we go, when we pass away.

[@JoePal-c3n]

8 is the answer 8 vortex thanks your welcome that’s the dimensions

[@kebman]

It's round and not square? Wow!

[@robertlenzen5303]

its not a holl ! its like a storm in space .... temperatue difference in space . You Can't see the wind unless it carries sand . Kind Regards , from the netherland

[@JDavis2024]

If we can photograph a Black Hole all the way out into the M87 Galaxy, why can't we photograph planets orbiting stars in other solar systems in our own galaxy? This doesn't make sense to me...

[@RealOny]

It's like trying to photograph a grain of sand against a dark background. Planets don't emit light or enough radiation to be detected by conventional telescopes.

[@aidenmartin6674]

Size difference and brightness. A large black hole like M87 is 38 billion km (24 billion miles) across, or about 35 light hours. It’s also very bright from the matter orbiting it. (The central part of the black hole is a singularity however the event horizon will be further out, and then there’s the gas, suns and other matter orbiting it at high speed and high temperatures) Planets like earth are pebble sized compared to a sun and are dark, they don’t have their own light

[@JDavis2024]

@aidenmartin6674 I understand what you are saying. Planets only reflect light so, how is it we can see our own 8 (or 9) planets that only reflect light and not others? I just think that with the new tech we have (JWT) and the like, we would have figured out how to photograph planets outside of our own solar system by now. I mean, now they can see back to 400 million years after the big bang. Back to the very first (red shifted) Galaxies. There were no planets to be seen in any of the billions of stars in our own galaxy? I'm really not trying to be difficult, but I'm just not buying it. Cheers...

[@rbfarmer4522]

Maybe it’s reverse. Space might be stretching behind a point that doesn’t move. Like pulling an open garbage bag thru a small ring faster and faster💁🏽‍♂️

[@davehoward22]

How you can take an image of something in the bright middle of a galaxy,53 million light years away,puzzles me.

[@benfinds]

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[@BeeyondIdeas]

Welcome aboard!

[@segaoldschoolsega925]

Did you guys finally send a camera in there ….