Black Hole Enigma - Journey to the Edge of the Unknown. Documentary

Dive deep into the mysteries of the universe with "Black Hole Enigma: Journey to the Edge of the Unknown". This captivating documentary takes viewers on a cosmic adventure to explore one of the most enigmatic phenomena in the cosmos: black holes. With breathtaking visuals, expert interviews, and the latest scientific discoveries, we unravel the secrets these cosmic giants hold. What do black holes teach us about the fabric of spacetime, the evolution of galaxies, and the very nature of reality itself?
Join us on this voyage to the boundaries of understanding, where light cannot escape, but human curiosity knows no limits.
🌌 #BlackHole #CosmicMysteries #SpaceDocumentary #ScienceAndSpace #EdgeOfReality #KZbinDocs

[@thstroyur]

This is a splicing of "Monster of the Milky Way", NOVA, aired October 31, 2006, and "Supermassive Black Hole at the Center of the Galaxy", Cosmic Journeys, aired December 8, 2009, in case anyone is wondering

[@whirledpeas3477]

I'm Spock, fascinating 🖖

[@thstroyur]

@@whirledpeas3477 Good for you - now beam the hell outta here

[@center__mass]

this was brilliant as a time vault to compare to what we now understand about black holes. so much more to learn eh?

[@AngryHateMusic]

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[@l.ronhubbard5445]

Hey remember back when we cared about what NDT had to say?

[@stanbussell7516]

Anyone interested in the great attractor? Or know anything about it? They say its a mass, i believe its a giant black hole myself 😮

[@hornet224]

Outer space is so lethal that life as we know it cannot survive long enough to be remembered.

[@WoopieDoopie]

Yoo, i thought it's a lore about enigma's dota 2 black hole haha

[@MatheMatiks]

Haha! That's a different kind of black hole! But both are equally captivating in their own ways. 🌌🎮 #SpaceMeetsGaming

[@jefferyharris4066]

🐕💚🍕 dogs like pizza 🤠 ... and all that rich chocolatie gootness...🤠 dogs like pizza 🐕💚🍕

[@GregSmith-cw1hj]

😮

[@anonymousperson8487]

This again? and it was posted 4 days ago

[@FHGBanglaTV]

i can use your video my youtube Channel

[@Iambicawes]

I loved Gregory Benford's apt and evocative analogy of a black hole like filling a dog dish with a fire hose - most matter won't get in.

[@briandufty5081]

Black hole. My first wyfe.

[@MatheMatiks]

"😄 Space and relationships - both full of mysteries! Hope the universe is treating you well now."

[@lawalgbolahan2466]

Hello, could you please confirm that this work could be reused and refix without any copyright issue Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed). thanks for your response

[@softbytesunlimited]

This was from NOVA 😁

[@datopperharlee2628]

She says its crowded in the centre but I bet it's not. It would look pretty much the same as what we see here.

[@johnshields6852]

If you go near a black hole it'll get pretty dark, take a flashlight.

[@terrytwotoes3225]

😂

[@jenoyecole628]

As the brilliant astronomer pointed out, the light would fall back down into the black hole [so to speak] and it would never be seen outside it.

[@stanbussell7516]

It wont bend to the shape of the black holes spin?

[@jramos817]

idk why, but youtube thought I would find this interesting… and I do, thanks algo

[@MatheMatiks]

The KZbin algorithm works in mysterious ways, just like the cosmos itself. Glad you enjoyed the dive into black holes! 🌌🔭

[@frankbaumgartner6241]

A somewhat philosophical approach. I think that black holes are objects that physically approach the orign of the universe without ever reaching it. They are "devouring star corpses" that strive for a physically impossible return to the beginning of the universe, to the quantum/string primordial state, which is the original normal state. These "devouring star corpses - called black holes" are the price to be paid for this universe. This means that the universe and the world as we know and experience it represents an extraordinary state, but one that functions physically and at least makes higher life on Earth possible. It can be assumed that the universe supports life, in whatever form, on many planets. The proof is still pending, but it will appear scientifically at some point. Black holes are part of this universe, without them there would be no life in the universe. In a way, they are both creators and destroyers. But black holes are also subject to the natural law of entropy. The law of decay. This states that everything in this universe is transient and decays. This also applies to black holes, which will decay after an unimaginably long period of time due to Hawking radiation. Unless extraordinary occur in this universe beforehand, this universe is inevitably dead.

[@MatheMatiks]

This philosophical perspective views black holes as cosmic entities that symbolically strive to return to the universe's origin, a primordial quantum or string state, without ever achieving it. These "devouring star corpses" are seen as essential for the existence of the universe and life as we know it, playing a dual role as both creators and destroyers. However, under the natural law of entropy and the effects of Hawking radiation, black holes too are transient and will eventually decay, leading to the universe's inevitable demise.

[@maasam21]

日本語の字幕があるから助かります☺️

[@Moodboard39]

That's cool.

[@whirledpeas3477]

Go Go Godzilla

[@Coro11a]

Про загадку чёрной дыры вам расскажет Восьмиглазова

[@vipulpatel-il9nb]

Whos the sound editor?

[@mcmc2386]

First (english ftw)

[@MatheMatiks]

Congratulations on being the first to comment! 🚀 English FTW indeed! Enjoy the cosmic journey! 🌌🔭

[@adamw8818]

WARNING This needs a health warning for those with epilepsy/seizures as around 6mins in theirs flashing images.

[@AlwaysAmazed1]

Why does it start over again half way through?

[@MatheMatiks]

What do you have in mind?

[@damgoodman1120]

Degrasse is an activist not a scientist

[@PagalNixon]

what do you mean activist ? could you explain !

[@parasitelights3158]

Ha - ha. Ha. Hah. You are really super smart. Super ultra mega hyper, big brain smart. And above all, you are not ashamed at all to demonstrate at everyone how big brain smart you are. That is the real gift here.

[@PagalNixon]

@@parasitelights3158 learnt definition for a douche thank you

[@jenoyecole628]

Not sure of the spelling of his name, but Neal Degrasse Tyson has been both an astronomer (therefore a scientist) and a most articulate one, writing books and explaining complex phenomena to people in understandable English. I complimented him profusely a couple of decades back, told him how much I enjoyed him and his being something of a "hambone;" He thanked me and said I reminded him of his mother! Since then, I have considered him one of the most brilliant and most charming of men.

[@TheCoolMexicanGuy]

@@jenoyecole628 sorry to break it to you buddy but niel is a fuckn tool 😂😂

[@saulgoodman7221]

I thought SWIFT went dark?

[@Fadem12forReal]

Fürst

[@mcmc2386]

Prince

[@MatheMatiks]

Well played! Dive into the cosmic mystery and enjoy the documentary! 🌌🔭🖤

[@vipulpatel-il9nb]

Why is the damn background music so f loud ?

[@galacticxie]

Is there a video of a black hole? In real life please

[@talksicksohail302]

There is not a video yet but we do have photos

[@rwarren58]

I found the video of a black hole. You should do your own research.

[@stanbussell7516]

​@@rwarren58really? I would love to have the url or the utube channel that has the video. No offense or anything, i would just really like to see it is all.

[@luna39900]

They are like rubbish bins

[@Dea8769]

Great video but music sucks

[@georgepimentel161]

I only made it as far as the 'burp'. All this stuff is for kids.

[@Moodboard39]

All this for thinkers and not low IQ like you

[@stevec6965]

I fell asleep.

[@1AvrgJoe]

This is old as dirt.

[@ingolf17]

10 year old rehash

[@esoteric404]

Was gonna say hawking might have something to say when they claim that something falls into a black hole it’s essentially gone from the universe

[@chongli3007]

@@wildone8397more than you do

[@lewis7515]

10 years? Neil Degrasse Tyson looks about 22......

[@coffeetalk924]

Is it? Thanks for heads up. I'll skip it. I want newer up to date stuff

[@whirledpeas3477]

Raising my eyebrow: 10 years, 3 months, 2 weeks, 4 days, 3 hours, and 47 seconds Captain 😊

[@ljre3397]

Old video.

[@AliasMark69]

REALITY.... Albert was no Einstein and Hawking was all wrong. Neil, Michio and that Brian dude are just plain clueless. The physics on planet Earth are exactly the same as the entire Universe. The most powerful natural force on Earth is Electricity. The Universe is Electromagnetic. Not gravity and fusion. The Universe is not a vacuum, Time and Space are both Infinite, There is only one universe. What we currently can see occurring in the part of the Universe we can observe is very simple. Plasma Base + Electric Currents + Magnetic Fields + Matter + Motion = The Universe doing what comes naturally. The center of galaxies are the brightest due to magnetic fields drawing in the matter creating even more electric activity. The spinning arms in most are created by the Push/Pull effect of magnetic fields. No Expansion. No Big Bang, No Black Holes, No Dark Matter/Energy, No Gravity Bending Light, No Pulsar Stars, No Ice Ball Comets, No Fusion Burning Sun, Light is not a Photon Particle...….. No Erroneous Assumptions. CGI images and videos will never make them real. Those who claim they understand and believe these false 100 year old ideas are true is the equivalent to knowing everything about Peter Pan and Tinkerbell in Never Never Land.

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

What a can’t seem to understand, and trust me I totally get how ridiculously vast space is, if a black hole is as powerful as they say, let alone a super massive black hole how has it not consumed the Milky Way by now. We’re talking about 24 hours a day 7 days a week non stop this thing is consuming for the past 13.61 billion years, something just isn’t adding up if you ask me.

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

I just read an article online and I think I get it now. If you replaced our sun with a black hole of equal gravity the planet would continue to orbit as usual, not get drawn into the black hole, that makes a lot of sense, thus the super massive black hole at the center of the Milky Way is doing just that, it’s the driving force to everything in our galaxy, the motor that turns the merry go round so to speak.

[@prodbyes3311]

​@@BLAZENYCBLACKOPSAlthough true not every galaxy has a black hole at its center, dark matter plays a role in containing a galaxy too.

[@noahway13]

The answer to your question is that gravity, no matter how strong, falls off very quickly. Gravity basically follows the inverse square law. No matter how far you get from a gravitational object, earth/sun/black hole, the gravity has doubled in weakness. In other words, if you double your distance from the object, gravity is four times as weak. For example, if you get 2 miles from an object, then gravity is 4 times as weak. 5 miles away, 10 times as weak.

[@ijustwanttolikecomments4677]

@@prodbyes3311 I haven't found/seen any galaxies that don't have a SMBH at it's center...any examples?

[@bostonbilly7725]

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[@trepke2849]

This storytelling is a joke, right? 😅😂 Reminds of Tim and Eric universe 😂

[@mrengtop]

Dislike for putting music... 🖓🖓🖓

[@project5647]

Why ruin a good documentary by putting stupid loud music all the way through it

[@1800cc-Dead-Meat]

Here is one major problem with most descriptions, understandings of "Black Holes." First, they are not "holes", they are Spheres. From any particular perspective they may appear to be holes, but it is in fact a sphere. Why does that matter, because when you try to describe the singularity at its CENTER, it is not at the bottom of some hole. At that point it's all theory anyway, no one has or will ever see one, but mathematically, it's a spere, with a center, not a hole with a bottom.

[@yanair2091]

Event Horizon of a black hole is a sphere.

[@garethde-witt6433]

There is no centre to a black hole and it’s not a hole, it’s just a collapsed star that has exhausted its fuel and has increased in gravitational strength.

[@SpanishArmadaProd]

you dont know that

[@Tinker1950]

@@SpanishArmadaProd Actually he knows nothing, particularly regarding cosmology and quantum physics.

[@TheCoolMexicanGuy]

A black hole is an area, not a thing

[@yanair2091]

No, the area of black hole is 0. Event horizon is an area.@@TheCoolMexicanGuy

[@alexandercarder2281]

I don’t believe there is ANY separation from Space/time/fabric and ‘Us’ or the Sun or any other object in the Universe. There’s just denser areas of the fabric such as us and the objects, and lesser dense areas which is the space around us. And when I realised this, I suddenly realised how simple it all really is, simple enough for a child to understand. As Shakespeare said ‘No man is an island unto himself’

[@Tinker1950]

Ungrammatical drivel from yet another educationally bereft generator of word-salads. A 'believer' in self-generated meaningless dross.

[@jenoyecole628]

JOHN DONNE SAID THAT, I BELIEVE...SOMETHING LIKE, "No man is an island, entire unto itself; every man is a part of the main. I think the quote ends, "NEVER SEND TO KNOW FOR WHOM THE [FUNERAL] BELL TOLLS...IT TOLLS FOR THEE."

[@TheCoolMexicanGuy]

String theory

[@deathmagneto-soy]

I honestly can't stand Neil DeGrass Tyson. He's just so off putting.

[@tomspeed2000]

All these words are a nonsense fantasy good for fiction movies .. ping pong, big mig.. black mole.. they didn’t know what’s happening on earth even inside human body’s itself than they speak about invisible things far far away..

[@Ansset0]

Stolen content!