Black Hole Comparison

Hello world! Sorry about the long time without any uploads,
but I had to spend some time dealing with life ;)
But good news, I am back with a space themed video similar to my first upload,
which became quite popular.
I hope I was able to convey my fascination.
Enjoy
Music:
"Black Vortex" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
creativecommons...

[@morn1415]

We just saw the Event Horizon! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYurmaiwqt-Eb68

[@InnisReturns]

We did it reddit!

[@adarozer]

Yay

[@xanthuumnihyr5319]

NOICE :D

[@lendreat]

Yes! I'm speechless !

[@jovetj]

You can't really see something that emits no light.

[@Glipper_]

The music made this hundred times more intense

[@Turapuru]

asthma intensifies

[@7Roxer]

Manu fucking jumpscare when that huge ass blackhole came in

[@LValle0315]

Kevin MacLeod - Black Vortex

[@interstellar0001]

Ikr

[@interstellar0001]

Alan Cris rofl

[@stepheniecelinecosmas4617]

I'm not scared of ghosts anymore. Thank you.

[@CaptainSpork7]

My fear of the supernatural has been replaced by fear of black holes

[@valentusdolor3742]

Well, since it neither can hurt you nor suck you in actually so it's rather tame actually 😉 But i get it that imagining the sheer size and weight of these things can make one feel frightened indeed!

[@Oliver-bn7jt]

@akrinah our universe is so large its very unlikely any of this stuff would come close to us

[@julieannluague4206]

OMG 666 LIKES I AM VERY OFFENDED ME CHRISTIAN :(((((((((

[@aestedt1077]

lmao XD

[@JasperFx]

I find myself coming back to this video every now and then for a solid hit of existentialism.

[@bogomilzlatkov8513]

this

[@LBPreviews]

Same here lol.

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

I come back to it when I want to remember what goosebumps and the hair standing up on the back of my neck feels like.

[@ViktorHark]

Same!

[@johnathanmonsen6567]

I absolutely love the demonstration you give of the black hole's mass. The way it's presented completely hammers home how INCOMPREHENSIBLY big it is, as it just keeps stacking more and more and MORE. It is an incredible impact.

[@443MoneyTrees]

I think you meant massive. Its showing how such a mass can be crammed into that small space.

[@johnathanmonsen6567]

@@443MoneyTreesTrue. I think "big" can be used to mean massive in this context.

[@manojManoj-ih2md]

loved the sun crushing sound

[@silverfruit14]

manoj3191 Manoj aassmmrr

[@csodaszarvasEgy]

lol

[@monochromatized]

Also from Roblox-Elemental Battlegrounds.

[@Hira_Hika]

1:00

[@kaczan3]

No actual suns have been hurt during the production of this movie.

[@ImDrizzt]

I showed this to my dad, when that last gigantic black hole came, and it started to show the mass of it with the suns, he just turned around and walked off

[@vladut4927]

Niga

[@Oliver-bn7jt]

@@vladut4927 ofc your a weeb lol

[@nathanhough8156]

my dad would do the same thing

[@vladut4927]

Yea and ma dog will pee in the black hole

[@swanihilator6748]

Lol.

[@rizmo7962]

The biggest black hole known to man at the moment is named TON 618. Its so big that the entire solar system is the size of an pin compared to it. Its actually so big that the phoenix cluster is dwarfed by it.

[@sbs2047]

It's more than 3 times larger than the SMBH in the Phoenix cluster. It will pull in and annihilate anyone or anything that gets within 128 billion miles of it, which is 1300 times the distance between Earth and the Sun. Crazy numbers.

[@krule8352]

@@snoopfurlow1275 198 bilion mases

[@PhoenixFlare1]

Krule And somewhere in the universe, there’s a black hole that will look at 198 billion masses & say “That’s all?”

[@werewolfgirl1995]

Don't tell me that.....

[@snoopfurlow1275]

@@krule8352 it's another black hole that's bigger thats been discovered early this year 2020.

[@swanfeathertheelder]

This is why I'm fascinated with astronomy.

[@Cauvvy]

Elodie Forsans me too ☺️

[@DirpyMaster05DA]

SAAAAAAME! :D

[@nostalgictimes8926]

YASSSSS!!!!!!

[@alexishart364]

Me too I love astronomy my whole life👍

[@ProTyle]

What came first, the music or the video? Dont answer that, it just seems like the music goes perfectly with whats going on

[@morn1415]

+Pro_Tyle Ok, I wont answer.

[@ProTyle]

You just did! D:

[@piuli95]

+Pro_Tyle not to the question.

[@morn1415]

+SpringtrapFan2015 VEVO See Movie description ;)

[@youngtoegod9952]

i think the chicken came first

[@FireTiger941]

I love that satisfying "crush/crunch" sound LOL

[@deepseavalkyrie559]

It sounds like ice cracking or something!

[@rionaa71]

*SATISFIYING*

[@stickliar5934]

Yes, you surely know it as the apocaliptic sound. Kinda satisfying but apparently not that much

[@stickliar5934]

@@deepseavalkyrie559 never heard it?

[@intellectualpotato]

i too love the sound of the world about to end

[@Colony28]

Dear morn1415, I have seen this video for maybe 10-20 times since I first discovered it few years back. I randomly always come back to it and watch it again. It is so intense - I get goosebumps and hair standing straight every single time. Thank you, this is nothing short of a space opera.

[@GmZorZ]

dont talk to me or my sun ever again

[@rosslee_]

well meme'd

[@Honking_Goose]

Nice maymay my good chap

[@CAepicreviews]

> Don't talk to me or my wife's son ever again FTFY

[@LightXplosion]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

[@souravzzz]

You are a fucking white dwarf!

[@MAGNETO-i1i]

So, if you crush the Earth, to the size of a peanut, it'll become a black hole. *Welcome to the hydraulic press channel.* _faint echoes of wife's laughter as she passes through the event horizon..._

[@morn1415]

Actually earth should be crushed because it may attack at any time. So we have to deal with it.

[@takatukatakatuka]

morn1415 whats the music you used in this vid?

[@colton.421]

fazıla akgül kevin macleod- black vortex

[@genericgeometrydashyoutube4360]

Yes

[@imahaterruningovernoobsinm8292]

Shruk peenuts lololol

[@SEngelsg]

morn1415: You are very good at visualizing things. The number of sun animation is great where you turn it into blocks. It is not easy to get an idea about large numbers but I think this was a really good way of showing it! Well done :)

[@cillianfinn1093]

+Svein Engelsgjerd It got a little scary when those blocks just kept on and on and on... :)

[@elsenoryae2257]

+Svein Engelsgjerd More like "moron1415" vecause he didn't do the animaion, neither the video.

[@wurm-d1v]

+El Señor Yae Then who did if you're not a bullshitter?

[@elsenoryae2257]

???

[@noahpalm7164]

+Svein Engelsgjerd Agree :D

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

These supermassive black holes are basically the eraser for a canvas that an artist that's drawing on it

[@sanjaysachdeva7773]

ah, I see no replies this time huh except mine

[@alans8771]

@@sanjaysachdeva7773 i feel you lol

[@mid5503]

Black holes are more like sphere with one absurd gravity

[@yourbehaviourissough6776]

"The everywhere guy"

[@itsmedante.5325]

Your stupid comment makes no sense. None of them are even remotely funny either. shut the fuck up. Honestly. smh.

[@saiffadhel8285]

Wish my parents gave me cool names like these

[@colton.421]

Saif Fadhel same, imagine every human being given a code as their name instead of an actual name lol

[@saiffadhel8285]

But it needs to be cool

[@saiffadhel8285]

colton421 what is your favorite black hole name?

[@utakatasama9155]

hey i like your picture 👌

[@colton.421]

Saif Fadhel probably S5 0014+81

[@paradoxidization1844]

That Phoenix Cluster black hole actually made me feel fear. Like, eyes widening and drying, cold feeling over your body, goosebumps. Real fear.

[@danmentorproductions]

ikr mt

[@JoyStar]

I really got that feeling around 3:03 when it started showing all the suns that could fit in that thing. The music didn't help. O_o

[@paradoxidization1844]

+JoyStar they didn't even need the music because the sheer mass of that thing is enough to swallow a galaxy! Truly terrifying

[@Catmomila]

+Pretentious Post-human Well, there are black holes like those at the center of every galaxy, so no, it can't swallow an entire galaxy.

[@Ildarioon]

+Gaspoo They are at the center because they are swallowing galaxies.

[@Tonius126]

This music made this even more terrifying i dunno why lol

[@gmorgan7603]

I agree. The music is chilling. I wonder what it is called.

[@salumaan109]

because dun dun DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN, DUN DUN DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN

[@rikk319]

The music is called 'Black Vortex' by Kevin MacLeod, and it's creative commons, so you can use it freely. He makes a lot of awesome songs like this.

[@blackhole3806]

Uh?

[@liamwood3475]

I like the music

[@AugustoV8Cesar]

I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS VIDEO , it never gets boring.

[@cobrastomas]

this is mind blowing.

[@binary_galaxies]

Something this massive in our perspective is far too comprehensive to us little humans. haha

[@davie1017]

I know right

[@chucknorris2278]

RsN Orange

[@Alphazerfall]

Tomé Crespo It really is

[@mariovarga6782]

Tomé Crespo we should be happy cuz black holes exist they made the galaxy so yeah and it is mind blowing yup

[@Mr_MikeMikeMike]

My jaw actually dropped when i saw how large the biggest black hole was

[@Chipperdude]

the biggest we know of :o

[@Chipperdude]

+David Aldama it actually might not even be the biggest we know of

[@wick9427]

+David Aldama infact, there is a bigger one. Twice the size of this one :0

[@Chipperdude]

+Bill Cipher that's extremely inane!

[@FimbongBass]

Look up IC 1101, largest galaxy ever found, also contains the biggest super massive black hole as well

[@MikoPaints]

2:51 *HOLY CHEEZ WHIZ, IT JUST KEEPS ESCALATING*

[@RubinCostatic]

Someone STop IT!!! D:

[@MrKr4dy]

I showed my dad this and he said, "Better not get near that black hole"

[@ΒασίληςΓερμανίδης-ζ8η]

@@MrKr4dy it's actually better to go near this black hole than a small one. In a small black hole you will have a quicker but more painful death

[@simonpeters2128]

3:00 Me: Thats really a lot of suns! 3:06 Me: Really? 3:12 Me: Are you kidding? 3:17 Me: Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? 3:22 Me: out of words

[@anwardiggs8748]

How my dad tries stay away from it: "the Earth is flat, so whatever" So dumb

[@matthewvaissiere8057]

Respect for the cameraman who travelled around the universe to film this.

[@kingmegaemperor]

He caught in 4K

[@RocksmithPdl]

For the last blackhole when it kept doubling i pissed myself

[@daveboy2000]

+Rocksmith Pdl But wait, there's more!

[@moistschmeckles400]

+Daniel Alejandro uhh........i just imagined that *_*

[@maurispagnoli4508]

Is it worth to live anymore? ..like for realz now.. that last one beats everything

[@Vincelixify]

that black hole is basicly the size of all stars in our galaxy combined what. the. fuck.

[@RocksmithPdl]

+FlashV not the size idiot the mass

[@feeltheindie]

That's enough videos for tonight, time to go to bed.

[@minigamez5879]

Lmao same

[@ulfvonweimuller4433]

Me too.. almost. I know that I'm not gonna fall asleep after watching this. And if I do, nightmares guaranteed.

[@raul286162]

Traumatic jajaja

[@roselimachado3458]

I do not have fear of black holes... but saturn, yes....

[@bedtimerat]

I actually think I had a panic attack while watching this

[@utakatasama9155]

Ƈαctus Ƈlub penis attack?

[@NAFProjects]

WAT

[@colewlrd1317]

Nah Mahdawg Someone does not understand the word "Exaggeration"

[@anujmchitale]

Ƈαctus Ƈlub I felt pukish due to nervousness when the blocks and blocks of suns started pilling up.

[@yoshi6236]

Theyre not gonna kill you. Theyre thousands, if not millions or billions of light years away. Even if they have an infinitely strong gravitational pull, it would still take a loooooot of time for the gravity to reach earth, so calm down, youre not gonna die.

[@mmm91911]

The clip is excellent. A lot of its value is derived from the music, which perfectly conveys the sentiment of something truly epic, of great importance and possibly danger, doom. I am impressed.

[@TR-bo1ri]

just like in the first star size comparison

[@extace]

When it started to scale up, you knew shit was about to go down.

[@junofall]

3:01 "Wow, that's a lot of Suns!" 3:03 HOLY SHIT

[@onlygameplay1065]

+Saturn More like... FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!

[@xdxdxd2012]

Ikr! My mouth literally dropped when I saw the total amount of Suns! Supermassive!

[@Kilonovae]

+xdxdxd2012 I wonder how big something had to be to create that monstrosity. Almost as if an entire galaxy collapsed in on itself.

[@Horny_Fruit_Flies]

+Thyrne It must have been feeding since the first star collapsed.

[@Lerppasd7]

+Thyrne Black holes can merge with one another when they collide, and get bigger that way, but scientist are still unsure about how the biggest black holes can even exist.

[@interstellar0001]

I've rewatched around 6 times help me

[@sempy04]

ThIs ViDeO Is JuSt tO *EPIC*

[@blackswan4486]

Me tooooo

[@ari_is_faded8611]

Holy crap value = 100

[@Gha6i]

I keep coming to watch this video over and over again... it really puts tears in my eyes and makes me realize how trivial we are!!

[@apotheosis1660]

Reality is stronger than fiction.

[@NAFProjects]

Ok

[@idontuploadanymore775]

NICOLAS MARTINEZ true

[@meydintorki]

Black holes are far more interesting than intergalactic war or alien tech crap movies

[@JeramieCurtice]

@Enter the Braggn' They do exist indeed. Just stop imagining them as a hole. Because they're not. The are Black Stars, but only black because they are invisible to the naked eye just like we can't see radio waves but we understand them. Look up video of Sagitarrias A Black Hole. It's our own. You won't see it directly but you will see how the stars of our galaxy rotate around it just like planets rotate around visible stars, so do stars rotate around black holes.

[@JeramieCurtice]

@Enter the Braggn' I'll check out your video link. Also, I recommend this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWG8dIqwnqaDpMk Thanks

[@strummerrr]

damn space you scary

[@danieldelpilar5022]

*THOSE SUNS ARE THE DEADLY LASERS*

[@vyomdeshpande2398]

Thunder Land HR

[@trashtuber6021]

Seth Ellison did you know that you're in space right now?

[@danieldelpilar5022]

Nothing to see here :P Looks like I'm gonna die tonight

[@trashtuber6021]

lol

[@Spiderlanky]

That bit when the Phoenix black hole rocked in blew my socks off. Something that destructive exists?? But more to the point, what the hell size of sun would be needed to crush down into THAT?? I know its formation comes about by black holes eating one another, but to think of what would be needed as an individual to create that... damn son... sun... ayyyyyyyyyyye

[@morn1415]

+Lanky Nathan It probably just started as a regular black hole that had lots of matter to eat around it. We know of no individual star more than 300 sun masses.

[@Spiderlanky]

Yeah exactly, but thinking of the possibility is kind of mind blowing, don't you think?

[@jileslarrison2588]

+Lanky Nathan There is a bigger one, as big as the Milky Way galaxy itself, it is called S5 0014+81

[@mindsoulbody]

+jiles larrison That's not a black hole. The black hole is at the center of S5 0014+81. NO?

[@pineapplepenumbra]

+jiles larrison The black hole at the centre of the quasar, S5 0014+81 is, according to Wikipedia, twice as massive as the Phoenix and 23.5 times as wide as the solar system (or 47 times further than from the Sun to Pluto). If it was 280 light years away the quasar would be giving Earth the same energy as the Sun does!

[@asdswffaqg9384]

I swear it, every time i come back here i expect it to be extremely big, and it always becomes bigger than the last time

[@anthonymullen6300]

The music is absolutely awesome it goes so well with those scary ass black holes.

[@stevenplayzz1876]

Scientist discovers new black hole: holy shit i got to name this before anyone else does *smashes the keyboard*

[@abcd-mo5mo]

😂😂😂

[@steampunkastronaut7081]

hehehe!

[@sethumadhavan3500]

😂😅

[@Anthomemes]

Funny how every comment here is over 3 years late.

[@seraphik]

the music/sound effects match the visuals so spectacularly. I could practically feel the stress as the sun was crushed down. then that blasting trombone low note when the black hole formed... shivers!!

[@MineZack2]

Fun (Scary) fact: This specific black hole, Phoenix A, is now measured to be the largest black hole at a mass of 100 Billion suns, meaning it is 5 times larger than shown to be in this video

[@ianhines2302]

That IS the one shown in this video, prior to more discoveries. “Central black hole of Phoenix cluster” is what is now Phoenix A

[@MineZack2]

@@ianhines2302 I know, I said “This specific black hole”

[@JosephWilliamPelobello]

The 100 billion suns estimate is likely inaccurate

[@Nightmarionne-FNaF]

@@JosephWilliamPelobelloso that means ton-618 is still the king?

[@SyDatNguyen-r4j]

@@JosephWilliamPelobelloThere is also a diameter calculated from it. It’s 590.5 billion km

[@jcoronet2000]

you have done an excellent job making the monumental scale of these objects understandable. well done

[@SpasmodicGaming]

I like coming back here to be wholly terrified once and a while.

[@yoted7729]

Yeah, I've found that I do that as well, and it scares the crap out of me every time

[@navy3001]

+Spasmodic Gaming it doesn't scare me xD it amazes me!

[@SuperfluousIndividual]

Every god damn time I watch this I get blown away. Just goes to show how insignificant we really are... and some people think earth is unique because it's flat. Makes me question how the hell we're not extinct or how natural selection hasn't killed at least half of us yet.

[@theodorepike3173]

It makes me angry, angry that I'm not going to learn anything much about what's out there.

[@raptorcharly8055]

Sasquatch Please tell me you don't think the Earth is flat. Beyond that, yeah. The universe is insane.

[@alexandrajackson7386]

@@raptorcharly8055 I'm pretty sure he meant that he was angry that there are still people who believe the Earth is flat, not that he believed that the universe is flat.

[@RobertMorgan]

Ponder this: the dominant lifeform on this planet EATS LIGHT and shits Oxygen and Water. #Convenient.

[@ivyme5783]

Oh shut up with that "wE aRe iNsIgNiFiCaNt" crap. So wha exactly is significant in the Universe?

[@perfectdivot2583]

To this day, a cinematic masterpiece

[@lewiszim]

This is awe inspiring. It astounds me that there's a place in this universe we're all living in where you could (theoretically) go where you would encounter these things.

[@Kurt634]

As equal parts fascinating as it is terrifying

[@BurnedRetinas]

I had always thought the relative size of the black hole wasn't equal to its mass or density. Like super massive black holes were theoretically not great in size, but very heavy.

[@morn1415]

The diameter of a black hole is proportional to its mass. But when saying "diameter" it is just the event horizon. The point of no return. A border. It makes no sense to speak about the inside. Density, size, time do not really work there. The thing that is causing the event horizon is a singularity they say. Which does not have a size.

[@antonlavrentiev5249]

Massive black hole is a place where star once was (Carl Sagan, Cosmos personal voyage)

[@Milesco]

It's true that the singularity at the center of a black hole doesn't have any size, but the black hole itself does. The radius of a black hole is directly proportional to its mass. So, twice the mass, twice the radius (or diameter). This also means eight times the volume. That leads to an interesting phenomenon. As we all know, when the width, length, and depth of something increase proportionately, the volume increases as a function of the power of 3. So when a sphere's radius increases, the volume increases as a function of the power of 3. So if the radius doubles, the volume octuples (increases by a factor of 8). If the radius triples, the volume increases by 27. (That is, 3 cubed, or 3 raised to the power of three.) Okay, so far so good. Nothing weird about that. BUT.... Normally, with most objects, the mass is directly proportional to the volume. A cubic foot of water weighs about 62.4 lbs. Ten cubic feet of water weighs 624 lbs., and so on. But with black holes, the mass is directly proportional to the *_radius,_* not the volume. That's weird. If the mass doubles, the radius doubles, which means the volume octuples. If the mass triples, the volume increases by a factor of 27. And so on. So the volume increases at a much faster rate than the mass. This means that as the mass of a black hole increases, its density _decreases_ dramatically. The density of a very large supermassive black hole (e.g., about 25 times larger than the one at the center of the Milky way) is comparable to that of water.

[@moneymoguls]

Black holes do not have any mass. All that is left after the explosion and then implosion is the extreme gravity...but NO MASS.

[@BurnedRetinas]

+Kevin Ah Okay, Just density, right?

[@joao_silva679]

40 billions of Dragon Balls to resurrect Kuririn.

[@aluigiFromKart]

Luigi Azevedo *facepalm*

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

Luigi Azevedo LOL

[@Yahshuaismyeverything]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@theforgottenshadow1]

I come back to this video every time I want to feel small and insignificant.

[@jaredallen7150]

"the size of a small town" *picks New York*

[@Bififress0r]

Picked Manhattan alone.

[@John_May.]

NYC is only about 23 square miles. So, technically, it's pretty small.

[@johan_va3642]

+J May Yes but compared to other towns it's big

[@jackiecheung8601]

i think he was only referring to the sun, the one that has the size of new york was another black hole

[@Bififress0r]

It was said in the video. Our sun, crunched to the size of Manhattan (3 dimensional of course) = enough crunch to create a black hole. Everyone knew that it was an black hole. A star couldn't be that small. "Small" yes, but still far much more bigger than this.

[@iMakeItFun]

lol the music corresponds with the video..... great vid! when I saw the one the Phoenix black hole and the sun stretch from length to with....all of a sudden it just grew to height and multiplied and I said, "OH SHIT!"

[@385ers3]

Fly Intercourse now the real sh1t: S5 0014+81 is the fu.cking largest and biggest ( in km long) black hole ever discoverd ... 40 billion suns... Twice that pheonix joke

[@CrazyIrishDrunk1]

So does this mean its possible in theory for a human being to be crushed and turned into a black hole?

[@ananyagarwal3073]

theoretically, yes.

[@blackhole3806]

miam

[@shiromi1]

Black Hole how many suns did u eat

[@blackhole3806]

+KevinGamer TV je parle francais desole :/

[@jarmo_kiiski]

The Schwarzschild radius of an object is the radius of a sphere that if the mass of that object were compressed into that sphere the escape velocity would be greater than light and the object would collapse into a black hole. (a.k.a. the radius of the event horizon of a black hole) The Schwarzschild radius Rₛ of an object is defined by (2Gm)(1/c²). So let's say we have an average human who has a mass of 80 kilograms. You would have to compress the mass of that human into a sphere with the radius of 1.18814648 × 10-25 meters. (I've probably made some idiotic mistakes as usual, so feel free to correct me.)

[@danielqs8312]

I may have seen this video about 1000 times. One of my favorites on the internet.

[@MsKeziana]

2:52 The average length of a line to a rollercoaster

[@dragon_2cu]

Pluto lol

[@spacialtheory6818]

Wrong the length of rollercoaster is for 20m to 85m and not "170 billion km"

[@goobydoo9278]

I did some calculations and figured out the the density of M82 X-1. It is roughly: 1.219 x 10^(22) kg/km^3, or a little more exactly: 12,193,805,377,982,860,628,572 kg/km^3. Basically, that is a lot of density. For comparison, the Earth has a density of only 5.51 g/cm^3. Edit: I also tried to do the Pheonix Cluster black hole, but I couldn't find a calculator that could do that many digits.

[@goobydoo9278]

I divided the mass of the sun by 1000 and divided it by the volume of mars. I did the calculation again and got the same thing. What you mean by air? As in our atmosphere or some type of gas?

[@goobydoo9278]

Nein. The video said it was roughly the size of mars, so I just used the volume of mars.

[@goobydoo9278]

Ah, alright.

[@rileywest1316]

the density of the the black hole is infity

[@goobydoo9278]

riley west Nein, just the singularity.

[@hyssia9792]

Agar.io Champion of the Universe 2016

[@cosmonaut1227]

XD

[@_tehawesomefabz_6927]

LOOOOOOL

[@row3186]

Diep io Slitherio fuck agario

[@tarigato7783]

The size of 20 billion Suns= 200,000,000,000,000,000,0000,000,000,000,0000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Quintillion Mass

[@NigelGriff]

S5 0014+81 has that title currently

[@brutusbrutalus8457]

3:06 Me: damn. That are lots of suns. Morn1415: But wait! There's more!

[@dedale2610]

I am legitimately scared. Those black holes are the scariest thing in the universe.

[@fuegosonic93]

Marc R Ikr, even when they are really far away, it's so terrifying of how freaking big they are!

[@vareos9874]

+fuegosonic93 they actually are not. they are tiny as fuck compared to their mass. think about it like that. take a helium atom for instance. if the atom Is a football field where at the border a electron would be then the core of the atom would be the size of a quarter of a peanut or so. so the rest of the field would be empty. that's what everytging here is made of. 99.9% empty room. but a black hole is full room. wich is why they are so tiny but also so massive

[@thepsychodetective3451]

+Marc R the chance of a human encountering one of them that can kill them, by kill i mean whatever the hole does to you, erase your particles... per say. in the next 100 years are 0.000000000000000001%

[@zIkA835]

+The Psycho Detective so you're saying there's a chance? oh boy can't wait

[@Yahshuaismyeverything]

Don't be scared God protects us from them!

[@augustmoviereviewer]

Is "Scared Shitless" an appropriate response?

[@jaxonian9849]

Maybe. But your profile pic definitely is.

[@cyprovetix8020]

It already looks your scared shitless by your profile picture

[@theguy3956]

Jaxonian rrrrrrrroooooooooaaaaaaaassssssteeeeeeeddddd

[@concept5631]

AugustMovieReviewer yes

[@inlovewithi]

3:02, I liked the use of the music here. It kind of emphasize the point. It's also amazing how Einstein perceived so much, being able to predict black holes before they were even discovered.

[@willmunoz1638]

I remember showing this to my little sis (a college freshman at the time) and watching her jaw drop lower and lower it was spectacular.

[@thelonelywolf88]

20 billion Suns?! As it grew bigger and bigger I said "HOLY FUCKIN SHIT!!!"

[@A_RyanWilson]

+Colin Donovan I said exactly the same

[@thelonelywolf88]

+Ryan Wilson It's mind blowing when you know just how much mass one Sun is

[@A_RyanWilson]

Colin Donovan I know, it truly is AMAZING

[@tarikmahmutovic1435]

I was a bit shocked too haha

[@manudeva4350]

+Colin Donovan There's a black hole double the size of the last one 40,000,000,000 solar masses. It's called S5 0014+81, you should search it up

[@spoicydeemer985]

"small town" Goes to new York XD

[@minihulk10]

my town has a pop of 1500. I thought that's what they meant. guess not.

[@MM-cg9tk]

+Trevor V no not New York the river next to New York

[@tellinggojira1188]

where is S50014+813

[@roysamuels9468]

Glad you finally posted another video. Hope the new Star Comparison comes out soon, and I hope this is a tease for more videos to come.

[@vibinpenguin7021]

Teacher showed us this vid in physics class and the whole class blew up with every additional sun added, thanks for a good time.

[@Kalliemoment]

2:50 Oh okay 2:54 Getting heavy 3:05 Oooooooooohhhhh 3:08 OOOOHOHHHHHHH SHIZ 3:13 thats like 1 billion holy hell 3:17 DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHhH

[@ajshhwzhhwja2317]

XTheo23 dude its me :)

[@jdjdkxknxkcocockco6255]

TheLetterK

[@itsapricklypineapple6475]

XTheo23 b

[@interstellar0001]

XTheo23 XD my thought process too, exactly!

[@x_x5009]

Blackhole S5 001481 you're fat

[@phantomfrogstudios]

There's a solid "your mom" joke in here somewhere...

[@vernie7882]

So the universe is one huge game of agar.io for black holes?

[@MM-cg9tk]

Almost

[@vernie7882]

eyad 15 Almost?

[@MarioVanDerHaar]

+Vernie surprisingly True actually black holes even lose mass overtime because of hawking radiation, time is a black hole's only and worst enemy.

[@vernie7882]

***** Exaclty like in agario. You lose mass quickly after reaching critical mass.

[@wick9427]

+Vernie thats exact Y what h meant, only the speed is reversed. The smaller a black hole, the faster ot evaporates.

[@TheGodlessGuitarist]

my favourite crazy fact about black holes is that time has a physical direction once inside the event horizon. The future always points inwards.

[@zfloyd1627]

I learned that recently!

[@lindseylindsey9200]

As difficult and probably impossible as it would be what would happen if something moved in the opposite direction of time

[@regionuclearbonanza9795]

2:45 Oh wow that's big, wonder how many suns that's gonna be. 2:50 oh damn. 3:00 Oh Dayum. 3:05 WAIT HOLY SHIT WHAT. 3:07 Noooo... 3:08 NOOOOOO. 3:11 Holy fucking shit what in the fuck is in our universe. 3:16 WAIT THERE'S STILL MORE!? 3:18 WHAT IN THE FUCK 3:12 i don't want to live on this universe anymore 3:25 one of many ;_;

[@HomicidalDavid]

LMFAO!

[@ultra6989]

ImTrash. Hahaha

[@minecraftkidloversansgf]

ImTrash. Nice profile pic, karkat would approve

[@interstellar0001]

ROFL

[@CrusherAnimations]

ImTrash. lol troo

[@Lius525]

This video needs an update, we have found bigger one. Black hole in the center of galaxy Holmberg 15A has size of 170 billion sollar masses, yeah...

[@rRevokk]

Kenpachi Zaraki *MORE SUNS*

[@BrokenSymetry]

Kenpachi Zaraki I doubt most viewers could handle it

[@kryless7775]

enough...plz...stop... i clearly understand that we hooman....are nothing anymore...

[@wirbeltier7847]

"we hooman....are nothing anymore..." - that's wrong, nothing changed about us in the universe, we just start to understand it now, what our meaning is.

[@kryless7775]

what is it? i'm curious about it.

[@robharwood3538]

Great work on the graphics/animation. I really like how you used sun stacking in multiple stages to show the scale of the super massive black hole.

[@fededefe94]

New research discovered that Phoenix A's mass was very underestimated. It's 5 times more massive, making it the biggest black hole discovered (50% more massive than ton618, previous record holder). Kudos to the cameraman.

[@THE-BUNKEN-DRUM]

FFS, these shitty "cameraman" comments/quotes are just fucking pathetic now.

[@carpainter9497]

That last black hole is a true cosmic eldritch abomination.

[@Yora21]

If the universe is not infinite and has all the superclusters orbiting a central hypermassive black hole, that one would be Azathoth.

[@DanKop2]

2:45 scared the shit out of me

[@tarekcandelaria6994]

lol me to

[@Omer698]

That's not even big. Holm 15A's black hole is 15,000 light years across...... Imagine the size of the Sun that existed before it became a black hole.....

[@DanKop2]

Zenkai ikr...

[@wick9427]

+Zenkai nah m8 the largest black hole we know has the mass of 40.000.000.000 suns (twice the size of the one featured in this video).

[@wick9427]

+Zenkai also, supermassive black holes dont just start of as a giant sun, well they do, but only as a tiny fraction of the mass that they have now, these black holes have simply had alot of time to suck up other matter.

[@bollinka116]

When I saw the the mid range one I thought to myself "nope nope nope nope nope nope nope" and when I saw the one like 100 times the size of our solar system I don't feel safe anymore

[@Halinspark]

Im relatively sure thats only 100 times the size of our solar system if you see the black hole as a circle. In 3 dimensions, its even more terrifying

[@rikk319]

It's also billions of light years away and too far to affect us at all. Our own sun, since it is closer, pulls on us a lot more to keep us in orbit around it.

[@pronobsarker3828]

I mean, considering how big it will be, given it was close, and for some magical reason didn't suck us in already. it would pretty much cover up half of the sky

[@infinitasalo472]

The nearest supermassive black hole is about 27,000 light years away. Humans have been around longer than the time it would take for light to travel there. How does that make you feel? :D

[@96ace96]

At some point in humanity's future some crazy jackass will jump into one just because he can.

[@CharliePayneJohns17]

It’s good to be back after 4 years away from this video

[@ZarconVideo]

if you had a space ship traveling through deep space i wonder if it would be possible to run into a small black hole on accident.

[@mirrorimage7077]

+Collin Wys More like: black holes are so massive that you'd have to be a blind idiot to miss them.

[@bjarnereniers]

Mirror Image not that is not true some of them are not bigger then a small town or sometimes even smaller..... so yea it is possible you cant see them

[@mirrorimage7077]

Bjarne Reniers It's not a matter of sight is what I meant to say. The smallest stable blackhole is going to be more massive than a moon. You're going to _feel_ it's mass before you see it, always.

[@bjarnereniers]

i have to commit that, that is true

[@kartikaalst7354]

+Zarcon no since black holes are always surrounded by hot plasma since they are first born :P

[@supimpabear551]

Holy fuck this is shocking! I'm crying right now

[@cactusgamingyt9960]

SupimpaBear don't say fuck

[@cactusgamingyt9960]

SupimpaBear is poop

[@Yahshuaismyeverything]

@@cactusgamingyt9960 😂😂but you said it tho

[@dannywalker1927]

3:03 that plot twist at the end though

[@aryzxa964]

Danny Walker are you the guy from pearl habor?

[@mage8568]

The best animation in history to explain the word "huge"

[@jaydeflayme2890]

So since everything is so mind-fuckingly huge, and we are so minuscule in comparison, and when you get right down to it, all life on earth from its beginning to its eventual end is nothing but a speck in the ocean of time and space... It really *DOESN'T* matter that I just ate an entire pizza in one sitting

[@HybOj]

you will get fatter, so it does matter. Your problem is, that you dont account the possibility, that humans are more than flesh. With this approach, its just a misery. Why ppl choose to believe in misery? Its still just a belief. So why to choose to believe in such world, that makes no sense? To be more specific, I have chosen to believe, that the Universe is more complex than human mind can comprehend. And it is. Try imagining the distance of 254684 light years. What you see? And this example was the most easy as we humans work with lengths a lot! Try imagining the unimaginable! Try imagining some unknown quality of the universe we were not able to detect so far. What you see now? So, I believe, the Universe has higher meaning than we are able to decode atm (we are still in "dark matter, dark energy era" man, we know shit), and I believe it all has its meaning, and we have our own meaning too. Its about the acceptance of my own restricted field of understanding. Ppl now dont understand too much. But they tend to think, that things they cant understand must be dumb. I dont get it.

[@jaydeflayme2890]

The fuck dude

[@jaydeflayme2890]

Not only was it a joke but i paraphrased it from a tumblr post. Dial it back broski

[@HybOj]

Jayde Flayme not dialing anything back, what I stated is my firm opinion. I dont care what u paraphrased, when u read what u wrote 1st, and what I wrote as a reply, it makes sense. But yea, maybe it makes not sense to you, who cares man :) It was just a statement, it was in no way ment to upset you or smthng like that. My apologies for making you confused

[@JaredLegitlastname]

HybOj>makes post about pizza >comments about the universe and it's complexity

[@Mayakran]

Okay, space, it’s time to stop.

[@beanbucket0]

@Hasan MM24 lol

[@iamRageTheWolf]

@Hasan MM24 "you humans need to understand how small you are"

[@DaRkLoRdZoRc]

Oh, just wait until we figure out how to open wormholes, detect tachyons, quantum tunnel, or some other sci-fi magic trick so that we can see beyond the edge of the visible universe. Imagine the sort of nightmares that're waiting out there. Here's a hint: the universe is expanding, and at an increasing speed, in every direction. There's *something* all around it, *PULLING on it.*

[@tibschris]

*its (Schwarzschild radius) *its center

[@Ezlivin]

It's harder to get rid of the improper use of apostrophes than it is to destroy a black hole.

[@tibschris]

Marty Davis Um, this is actually true! Black holes _do_ go away on their own. Confusion over spelling, however, well...

[@esaedvik]

Marty Davis It wasn't even an apostrophe, it was a grave accent.

[@Ezlivin]

Esa Edvik That makes it a grave offense.

[@esaedvik]

Marty Davis Well played, sir.

[@jakkedesmet4408]

After all these years, this is still the most mindblowing video I have ever seen! I was wondering if you could maybe make a new video about this subject because I have heard they have found even more massive ones!!!

[@grimm6jack]

The largest blackhole is classified as an Ultramassive Blackhole, it's called TON 618 and has the mass of 66 billion Suns and is as wide as 11 solar systems... The one on this video is also an Ultramassive blackhole (any blackhole above 10 billion solar masses).

[@armaanalfares7974]

Dude! What program did you use to create this?! This is beyond amazing. I am in awe.

[@BugCraft]

Universe Sandbox 2

[@Economically.]

Animation may have been done in blender.

[@ALCauG]

Minecraft.

[@metamay]

I read that as "in a blender" and found myself strongly disagreeing.

[@interstellar0001]

This music just makes it more epic.

[@dianesullivan4042]

Holy crap value=100 is now the accepted terminology for how good those pork chops are that I just made.

[@deoxin8736]

Because you are a girl AAHAHHAHAHAHA IM SO FUNNNY AHAAHAHAHHA Kill me pls

[@deoxin8736]

Diane Ruthless Wait wat. Noplsdont. I had a pig in my backyard pen that bullied me when I went to feed the animals. He said he would use a secret banned Martial Arts move called "Pork Chop". When he did I couldn't move for a day.

[@HevertonSarahTom]

Awesome music synchronization with the size of black holes

[@tomcat4704]

If I ever get the chance to travel in a black hole, will you come with me? It may be, that -Steins;Gate- is calling us there.

[@SundanceMLD]

Tom Cat I'm coming!

[@edengrisaia8737]

I'm coming! Here it comes! Aaaahh~!

[@gentlemanvontweed7147]

桜 That girl's throat in your profile picture is the black hole.

[@liamwood3475]

True

[@santibanks]

The interesting thing about very big black holes is that the tidal forces at the event horizon are actually extremely weak to non existent. The most massive black holes are so large they can host multiple solarsystems. Some scientists speculated that it would be possible to have planets within the event horizon of the black hole which could even sustain life from the point of view that the effects of the black hole will not be the problem itself (lack of starlight will probably be). If you cross the event horizon of the very big ones, you will not even notice because nothing particular should happen at the event horizon. Its a fictive boundary from which light or causality cannot escape.

[@wasd2333]

3:01 Me: Wow, that's amaz--- 3:03 Me: WAT TEH F**K 3:08 Me: EVEN MORE SUNS? 3:12 Me: THAT'S TOO MUCH! 3:18 Me: -_- 3:22 Me: Yes, holy crap value 100%

[@micmul23]

One of the most awesome visualizations I've watched. Excellent!

[@toastpenutbutterjelly1743]

2:58 look at all dem cheez balls

[@wd-type9643]

Toast penut butter Jelly my favorite type of cheese ball is the kind of cheese ball that is 13 million degrees in the center. 😋

[@NAFProjects]

THAT WAS MY JOKE

[@swanihilator6748]

+W0lfi 18 Deal with it

[@cobrazax]

nuke balls (H BOMB)

[@christiansantos5521]

What in the universe was big enough to be compressed into those super massive black holes ;-;

[@bbirdman1981]

entire galaxys that got sucked in?

[@thetechnocrat4979]

Well, they start off as small black holes & sometimes collide & combine with each other & become bigger & Bigger & BIGGER &........ And well, you get it!!!!!

[@rojay1214]

Matter...more specifically matter that cooled off after the Big Bang and becomes different molecules that join mainly hydrogen and dust, gravity joins it together to make stars...stars become black holes, black holes become bigger Black holes

[@ibutton77]

In addition to growing, another production mechanism is primordial black holes which would represent sections of the growing universe which surpassed critical density very soon after the inflationary period finished. Think of it like the universal production factory cranking out "Galaxy.. Galaxy .. Galaxy .. aww fuck, this next dozen or so got all stuck together.. O_O"

[@amineazzi699]

My Dick

[@fatfroggeorge2373]

20 Billion Cheeto Balls?! Awesome!!!

[@mohammedzaid7001]

_FramhingAhm_ TM exactly I was thinking the same too bro:-)

[@SagingNiMarkLapid]

i started questioning my life now

[@narsticrhino207]

If crushing the sun to the size of a small town creates a black hole thats that size, what was crushed to create that black hole in the phoenix cluster?

[@ricksaburai]

It was probably just a regular hypergiant star before, but when it collapsed it was unusually close to a lot of other stars and planets, so it started eating them and getting bigger, and then eating more stars and getting even bigger and so on. The star it was before was probably part of a dwarf galaxy and when it turned into a black hole, well, it ate the whole galaxy. It's now the center of another entirely different galaxy and keeps getting bigger at a rate of 60 suns per year.

[@raptorcharly8055]

Narstic Rhino There are black holes so massive that science can't explain them. As in, even crazier than Phoenix Cluster.

[@rowbeartow7376]

Probably the center of a galaxy.

[@eduardoarmenta9232]

@@raptorcharly8055 You mean.... The great attractor? 😆

[@cobrazax]

it nom nommed other stars...probably other black holes, over a LONG time

[@SnakeGreen]

Amazing I was like mmm a lot of suns but I was expecting more and then it got more and I was like that's more like it and it carried on and I was like HOLY MOTHER OF ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND GOD DAM MASSIVE!!!

[@Xargiyt]

Quick question, when the adromeda galaxy eventually collides with ours. What will happen with the two massive black holes? I mean they must fuck up almost all the orbits and everything and possibly eject some planets somewhere out of the solar system or something like that. And also, just generally, what happens when two black holes of any size collides? It's something I've been wondering for a while, but I don't know enough about space and its laws and such to come to a solid conclusion. Cheers!

[@morn1415]

As far as I know the black holes will merge into a larger one after circling each other for a long time. But the last second before they do the process will be so fast and violent, that it will send ripples through spacetime. A gravitational wave. They are hard to detect, but recently we managed to do so. So now we know this happens. But it is not the black holes that fuck up the shape of the galaxy, but the dynamic interaction between the stars. Also the collision itself takes millions of years. No one will ever see it moving. But as we are surrounded by billions of galaxies we can make snapshots from all stages. kzbin.info/www/bejne/el6TeJR4hplsaqc Anyway that does not mean any planets have to be ripped off their stars. Never forget there are many lightyears between each of the dots. Hardly any stars will collide. They will just change their trajectory. Also, while the sun goes around the galaxy, it goes up and down. It took us a long time to even figure this out. Because these are long timespans.

[@connorkelly2649]

They will merge,and it's highly unlikely that anything will destroy or break our solar systems gravitational balance because the planets and solar systems are so far apart.

[@kingdice9890]

Shhhhh or I'll collide u instead

[@connorkelly2649]

Caleb Edwards Terrible diss.

[@Xargiyt]

Indeed a terrible diss...

[@hyper450]

This is still one of my favorite videos in youtube