Are Black Holes Gateways to Other Universes?

In this video, we're gonna discuss the theories behind black holes and how they might lead to other unexplored cosmic realms.
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[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Funfact to ponder about: When determining the density necessary for the formation of a black hole with a mass equivalent to that of our universe, it corresponds to the average density of our universe. Meaning we are living inside a blackhole

[@Cosmoknowledge]

That would be interesting.

[@thatidiotoverthere6311]

😍 20 seconds in and I love it already

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Thank you we appreciate you ❤️

[@CoalGames_offical]

Wait… did a black hole get destroyed to where it created the Big Bang??

[@celicasaur]

I don’t understand what I’m seeing here. The comments are telling me something to do with Jupiter absorbing meteor hits that would otherwise hit earth, but I can work it out from the cool animation

[@evogamertv383]

well i can watch this for 7 billion times cause I LIKE YLANG YLANG

[@mikeye4075]

Yes

[@PercahoIic]

6:12 this is probably a dumb question but is there some some kind of special lensing or is this what you would actually see with your own eyes?

[@JonJonLeprachaun]

All the photos r taken using infrared wavelength sensors. I’m sure there r others, but the image shown is what it would look like to us from an astronomical ^ insane far distance away. The movie Interstellar has an insanely close and impressive view of it.

[@kellyrobinson1780]

If memory serves me correctly, "Interstellar" came before the space telescope photo of the black hole actually shown in this video..

[@JonJonLeprachaun]

@@kellyrobinson1780your memory serves u correctly. That’s what’s so crazy about it. Despite being a few yrs before our first photo, the FX crew got it real close. I’m pretty sure they consulted with astrophysicists during the rendering of the black hole. Good luck spinning on our blue Orb.

[@Cosmoknowledge]

The image is based on real astronomical phenomena and accurately represents the distribution of matter around the black hole as detected by the EHT, but it's not a photograph in the conventional sense. The actual direct visual appearance would likely be much different and not visible to the naked eye, primarily because our eyes are not sensitive to the radio wave frequencies captured in the EHT observations.

[@hisdivineshadow8263]

If you looked upon a black hole with unaided or unprotected eyes you will instantly go blind and possibly have a stroke or a aenuerysm. This has been proven using medical experiments on apes, gorilla's, limited human trials. Google operation black swan. A experiment performed in the 70's by the Soviet Academy of astrophysics.

[@mytube7289]

So if quantum entanglement may be used for communication accross the universe, wonder if this could be used to test what happens inside the black hole...

[@Or3guns]

I honestly do really understand quantum entanglement. Can you explain it in the simplest way possible???

[@mytube7289]

@@Or3guns Quantum entanglement is when particles become interconnected, so the state of one instantly affects the other regardless of distance and there's no time delay, regardless of how far apart they are. The connection is instantaneous and not limited by physical laws that we know. It's like being in two dices being interlocked, they both fall on the exaxt same number at the exact time and in the exact way. So when you turn one, the other also turn no matter how far apart. This could be most useful for quantum computers and quantum machanics.

[@mytube7289]

Hope this helps. There are apps you can download to read, learn and practice the basics.

[@Or3guns]

@@mytube7289 Yeah that helped. Thank you!

[@cecilionembraceofnight486]

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[@Cosmoknowledge]

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[@BigArt1970]

Hey, where's the regular guy? 🤔

[@Cosmoknowledge]

We designate a host on a monthly basis, and Russel, our narrator, takes charge of the remaining videos.❤️

[@ricardomotagomes]

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[@Cosmoknowledge]

Yes!!❤️

[@daltonjames2705]

I smoked dmt 1 time and thought about time and space and how it was infinite. I bet our universe is inside a black hole in a galaxy with an even bigger universe

[@houseofblues9016]

why the fk r we alone along side black holes and giant gass planets lmao

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Maybe the universe needs a better roommate selection process! 😄

[@turnt0ff]

Good science and all but we’ll probably never truly know. Won’t stop us from theorizing like a motherfu**** tho, lol. That’s fine of course.

[@Cosmoknowledge]

That's what makes the future so exciting.

[@timothy8426]

Black holes are spheres of pure cold space devoid of heat within the nucleus. Heat waves are throughout space outside of the entanglement of mass. Black holes are external magnetic fields that the flow of plasma circulation around these spheres are disrupted repulsion of occupational space. Proximity mass repels its thermal energy towards the weakest point of repulsion into the plasma circulation around these external magnetic fields. Magnetism reaching outward redirects Proximity quantum magnetic fields to repulse their heat energy outward towards the weakest repulsion with the greater magnetic field. Perpetual motion is cold repulsion of space to heat propulsion from cold repulsion of space as renewable heat outside of entanglement of mass. Regular space has heat waves of dark energy outside of the entanglement of mass. Proximity mass repels its thermal energy towards the greater magnetic field of weakest repulsion. Quatum magnetic fields disolve in proximity in equalization to pressure. Mass is always equal to resistance within and without until they encounter these massive external magnetic fields. The Magnetism bonding force is overwhelming to proximity mass, and the quatum magnetic fields decay towards the greater magnetic field flow of thermaldynamics singularities as plasma circulation around it. Once the field reaches equilibrium, equalization of pressure, the debris circulation patterns around it form galaxies. Equalization of pressure throughout space. Theoretically factual probability that works with quantum physics without gravity. Magnetism bonding of surface mass as bonding pressure of magnetism as force of weight in equalization of pressure. Mass is always equal to resistance within and without entanglement of mass. Theoretically factual probability that works with quantum physics without gravity. The fact of physics is undeniable as magnetic fields. Light is only present in resistance to mass. Heat waves act like magnifying lenses. That's why we see star light. It isn't traveling through space. Heat is magnifying the stars. Physics works. Heat is the hour glasses we see through. Physics works. Magnifying is concentrated heat waves. Sparks of light as electrons of friction striking quatum magnetic fields. Mass occupies space as space itself. Removing thermal energy singularities leaves cold, unoccupied space behind. Lightning strikes friction from atoms decaying into heat waves resonating as thunder when proximity mass slammed together on the void of pure cold space left behind where mass once occupied it. Theoretically factual probability that works with quantum physics without gravity.

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Thanks for your input.

[@Edu4Dev]

or maybe just a reintrence because we're out of the real universe? or not...

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Hmmm...

[@Edu4Dev]

​@@Cosmoknowledge Hey, imagine a universe made by information, and we are out of this universe. When we get in, everything will shine, and all the darkness became somehow a whiteness, and the stars aboe the sky becomes black spots because they are black holes, the place we came out from someday.

[@jillkeddie5859]

First

[@Cosmoknowledge]

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[@Carcinogenic2]

My theory: black holes will keep being atom smashers unless we realize if white holes also exist and how we could manipulate spacetime in an energetically economic way to connect them so we end up with a Interstellar-style wormhole. Until then... "abandon all hope ye who enter here"

[@hairywelder5188]

No

[@Cosmoknowledge]

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[@OlandoMcCall]

We've never seen a white hole in our universe, please stop reaching...

[@Vincente_Guerrero]

Why go through a black hole when you could just fly over the ice wall 🙄 see all the other lands and ppl

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Right yeah ❤️

[@xxxsleepingawakexxx]

The video says it's a "possibility" not a fact. No need to be an ass

[@Or3guns]

Ice wall?

[@firelady118]

​@@Or3gunsflat earthers think there's a huge ice wall surrounding the flat earth. No I'm not a flat earther but I've heard of it

[@Or3guns]

@@firelady118 So how do they explain that there isn't an ice wall?

[@Nutty...]

No. It's not. It destroys everything. Black hole is time, the destroyer of the universe.

[@Cosmoknowledge]

As long as we cannot observe inside the event horizon, no one knows.

[@hairywelder5188]

@Cosmoknowledge so it's all theory, and anyone's theory is as good as anyone else's till proven otherwise

[@hisdivineshadow8263]

No. But I will tell you something that if you ponder it, it will make everything make sense... Each individual subatomic particle is a universe. The differences between the particles accounts for differences between multiverse. I can prove all of this is true.

[@hairywelder5188]

Please do

[@hisdivineshadow8263]

@@hairywelder5188 occams razor. It also explains dark matter. Just stop, think about what I'm laying down and you will begin to see the elegant simplicity and truth of it. It's either what I'm saying, or our entire universe has been swallowed by a black hole, destined to be shat out a white hole... At which point mass compressed infinitely dense decompressed and then forms a new universe. ( so called big bang) only for cycle to repeat. Over and over and over.

[@NunyaBigglesworth]

Explain the black holes in our eyes

[@hisdivineshadow8263]

@@NunyaBigglesworth those are called vitreous floaters and are the remnants of the hyaloid artery that supplied blood to your eyes when you were in your mother's womb. Look it up. Now that I have explained that would you like a explanation for the brown hole located between the cheeks of your ass?

[@hisdivineshadow8263]

@@hairywelder5188 if you visualize what I am telling you, and think on it, it makes perfect sense. Most all of the space inside atoms is empty. Just like the universe we observe. The reason we cannot make anymore advancements in physics is because there IS nothing else to discover. The atom is both the smallest and the largest thing in existence