Black Hole Singularity

[@famlrnamemssng]

Black holes tickle my brain

[@fateenergy1360]

you are not the daily dose of internet

[@famlrnamemssng]

@@fateenergy1360 I’m literally him though

[@Nikeified]

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[@user-zm1zs9es4s]

I understood nothing

[@denniskolesnik9002]

Did you guys know there was a light in the refrigerator

[@Allette.]

The more I try to learn about them the more confused I get

[@swordburner6360]

Ye

[@daniellewis984]

That was the point of the word salad.

[@fard22223]

@@daniellewis984 ribbit

[@GenHoenn]

fr

[@nathanpfirman625]

They’re like lovcraftian gods. The more you question the more questions you get.

[@biyasmondal3336]

*"Whenever you think about black holes , I promise you're thinking about them all wrong"* Blud knows what we all think ☠️☠️☠️

[@herecomestheboi3211]

oh wait

[@piyushkanthak1087]

​@@herecomestheboi3211😂

[@waylonwilliams-dl8uv]

He's wrong tho

[@Ramasani-ur6dr]

People who study space like astrophysicists- AM I A JOKE TO YOU????

[@sadfgydfga]

Hmmmmmm

[@subhrajitpradhan9451]

Dude every day you amaze me! Keep it up my guy!

[@danielechezabal6877]

Same, he also impresses me and tells me stuff I didn't know

[@iwams1]

He is wrong here though... The center of a black hole aint a moment in time or the end of time... Its a hole in the fabric of spacetime. Its a point in space.

[@valienn]

@@iwams1it is a point in space yes, but what he’s saying is that gravity is so abnormal and high that it changes space AND time. That means the roles of space and time can theoretically be swapped making it a point in space and a moment in time, the end of time, basically everything infinitely. This is why we can’t really understand it, it’s too large for our mind

[@iwams1]

@@valienn I see your point. the complexity of black holes is a bit beyond my understanding i guess and that's why I'm misunderstanding things a bit. thanks for the reply!

[@Randomusername822]

​@@valienntoo large for our mind because its all lies and there is no proof for any of this lol

[@FoxBullet]

Funerals in space are going to be nuts; a couple passes away and you can just jettison the casket with their bodies into a black hole so they'll LITTERALLY be together till the end of time

[@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot]

Hi there! Jesus says to you today: "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavily burdened, and I will give you rest." -Matthew 11:28 May God bless you! 😊

[@1000-THR]

​@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alotno

[@itzwizory9556]

​@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alottell God that He still owes me money, I want my 5 dollars back asap

[@Footballfan9912]

@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot😂

[@yusefpatterson9863]

May god bless you@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot

[@veona599]

“How would you like your daily dose of existential crisis, good sir?” “I’d like them with a side of black holes, please.” PS: This is my first time seeing only two other comments on one of his videos. Seems too early because usually they’re flooded with views and comments.

[@CyanNStuff]

lol

[@zukashboi]

This black hole tickles my brain

[@scareddog6163]

Hehehe real

[@theominouspigeon]

🧠 🪶

[@Bradboss10]

Bottttttr

[@user-qc3tx7lw7u]

"instead of fearing black holes, let's thank them for keeping the thing capable of breaking reality trapped" - kurzgesast in a nutshell

[@gmork1090]

Exactly. Inside it's impossible to tell what sci fi horrors can happen. Time and space flip-flopping, wormhole effects, cats and dogs living together. Mass hysteria!

[@BlazinMation]

I decided to watch several episodes of kurzgesagt. Now I’m stuck in a loop of existential crisis

[@SumeriyaYaxlaka]

It's👁️👁️‍🗨️ A part of time, rather than space.. It's always in the future.. So how can it exist in the present.. That's the point, *it doesn't*

[@user-wt8iy8pc7h]

Due to how time stretches, if you could still think, you would never get to the singularity from your perspective.

[@bobclack3256]

that’s only for others outside your frame of reference. your perspective of time would be going the same speed as always. You’d reach the singularity in a finite amount of time, but for others you’d seem to never move

[@user-wt8iy8pc7h]

@@bobclack3256 thx I got it mixed up.

[@blumind_web2264]

@@bobclack3256other way around he was right the first time he’d be accelerated to light speed or faster where his perception of time would stall to outside observers he’d just disappear, but it’s not like he wouldn’t know he reached the event horizon it would just happen instantaneously from his perspective (granted speghetification would probably happen first which honestly sounds like a painful experience)

[@Slatryte-yw4ks]

Thankfully, at least according to NASA, you'd be dead by ~12 seconds, so there's no need to worry about that. What there is need to worry about is that your body would start doing incomprehensible things though, and I mean incomprehensible as that would be the nature of our universe.

[@terranbricklin]

I've always thought of it like the star got so dense and so small it poked a hole in the fabric spacetime. Black holes literally live outside of the laws of our universe, only showing their edges to be visible. So, in a sense they're fourth dimensional phenomenon since they go past three dimensional spacetime.

[@dicksonelias1377]

Underrated comment

[@gmork1090]

Yes. Inside of a black hole our laws of physics are torn apart. Impossible things can happen, which is what the event horizon protects the universe outside from. When the event horizon disappears due to hawking radiation and the dead star within explodes... it's impossible to know what will happen. The equations say all black holes will shrink to a certain size and explode with 1 million megatons of energy. But that is only when we apply universal laws which the black holes interior cares very little for. Each black hole could create varying sized universes when all of that density and energy unwinds, but nobody knows anything for certain.

[@Slatryte-yw4ks]

Well there isn't any guarantee that they're parallel to a fourth dimensional universe, but I understand what you are saying. Ripping a hole in the fabric of reality is such an underestimated subject, time and space itself breaks down, every single commonsensical thing within this Earth means nothing. Whatever your ancestors have adapted to for mere survival is useless in its eyes. Almost divine, above you in every way you can imagine. Contrasting that, life is just a mere dot, struggling amongst it all, yet destined for failure.

[@connorl4344]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but theoretically speaking, since the closer you get to an object, such as a black hole, time slows down for you, if you were to reach the singularity of a black hole where it's an infinitely dense point in space, then wouldn't time just stop or basically cease to exist for you? Like he said in the video, "the end of time."

[@dr.rockwell3828]

@connorl4344 I don't have any formal background, but from my understanding time would only slow down for people outside of your reference frame. In your reference frame things would still be going 'normal' speed, while everything farther away from the black hole will appear to be going in fast forward. People outside would see you start to go into slow motion and turn red (red is the last visible light frequency that can escape the event horizon) until you fade out of existence over probably tens of thousands of years or maybe millions or billions. But going from your reference frame as you get closer to the center you would get a one way ticket to the end of the black hole, depending on how long you can survive without needing food/water etc. You might make it out until the black hole decays, but with hawking radiation you might just get turned into that. Not sure on the last part.

[@SeEpiNIncoherentRambling]

Black holes rip the universe apart so that is the end without anymore universe

[@WhyShouldnt_I]

​@@dr.rockwell3828lol that's not how science works, you can't just make stuff up about theories that have been peer reviewed for dozens of centuries 😂

[@dr.rockwell3828]

@@WhyShouldnt_I can you correct me? I would like to learn more to better my understanding.

[@karebushmarebu233]

@@WhyShouldnt_I Black hole theory hasn't been "peer reviewed" for dozens of century's, for one, the peer review process hasn't even been around for "dozens of centuries" and Black hole theory itself is pretty new (relatively speaking)

[@stratosmactra4405]

Personally, I deal with the existential horror of black holes by just being in true, profound awe of our universe. Like just that fact that we evolved from nothing and can even come this close to comprehending the most spectacular, ineffable events of our universe is truly incredible and drives me to learn more every day.

[@Slatryte-yw4ks]

And yet we are nothing. I like to think of life as a futile resistance. Fighting against the universe, which consistently tries to kill it (hence our need for energy to survive). Just the smallest amount of rebellion against an overwhelmingly stronger opponent.

[@Papa_Waffles]

I love black holes, they're so mind bending and unbelievable to think about it's beautiful

[@johnnybishop7817]

“I promise your thinking about them all wrong” Proceeds to describe exactly how I think about them

[@tumultuousv]

Sure buddy

[@Progen1A]

Sure buddy

[@aspersiondetergent5673]

Really, my holes have been black for a min I appreciate these videos to no end

[@Qacizm]

Didn’t explain nothing new. Just the event horizon and singularity point.

[@nebula8558]

Not everyone knows about this.

[@borninthunder6275]

I cant express how much this has euined the rest of my day as i just think about this

[@anujparihar6350]

Just take it as science... Why be so emotional about it ?

[@navneetrout8193]

Why you enjoy living in lies that Truth hurts. Stop living in lies. Then your day can never be ruined.

[@borninthunder6275]

​@anujparihar6350 just the fact the there is so much stuff out there that humans could never even hope to understand is cool

[@anujparihar6350]

@@borninthunder6275 maybe not in our lifetime but there is always a possibility I belive... We can't predict future right... Who knows if we really do find some way around all the problem we currently face in terms of FTL propulsion systems and some ultimate theories that could make it all possible.

[@AustinPlayzNothing]

Black holes always makes my brain feel like spaghetti

[@wjm154]

Considering that stars are spinning, and when an object collapses, it spins faster; it’s theorized that the infinitely dense object at the Center is not a point, but a ring. A “Ringularity” of infinite density and zero time 🤯

[@Changingtesting]

I like this definition better than what he said in the video

[@gmork1090]

That is if we apply known universal laws. But behind the event horizon impossible, unpredictable things happen that are shielded from wreaking havoc on the outside universe.

[@user-jg2ux8ds9g]

So basically, a black hole is an abstracted star

[@tessy4018]

Couple of questions for specialists: 1) what exactly is meant by the roles of space and time being swapped; 2) what is meant by the singularity being a point in time (and if this extends to the the event horizon, an/or the ‘point’ right after the event horizon)

[@icydroplet]

As you probably know. Mass warps time. the mass is so incredibly dense inside the singularity that it warps time do much to the point of basically stopping at one point in time. Pretty sure thats what he meant

[@Changingtesting]

I feel he explained it really poorly In the video, but I interpreted it as the closer you get to the singularity the less time would move so you would be able to reach an almost or even absolute zero value of time.

[@freddylisy10]

It’s also the fact that once you get past the event horizon there is nothing physically possible for you to do to escape that point in space, so it has become an inevitable point in your future you will be crushed and spaghettified, that’s when the gravitational pressure stretches you like it warps the fabric of space and you are reduced to nothing but a string of subatomic particles

[@gmork1090]

@@freddylisy10 Not true. The gradient pressure in black holes of sufficient size will not speghettify you. Every movement you make will drag you to the extremely murdery center, however. If whatever unknown processes that exist between the event horizon and the energy within don't kill you first.

[@JJ_ANIMATI0NZ]

Me: *thinks black holes exist* Him:Everything you think about black holes are wrong Me:Wait what-

[@erinstanchek2267]

istg this man is gonna find the meaning of life pretty soon

[@robbierowe7175]

I’ve been studying space for almost my whole life and watch tons of people who know a lot about space and it’s good to know I’m thinking about them the right way

[@PaleoArchives]

Imagine that even a single second you spend inside a black hole could mean millions of years on Earth.

[@ElBozo3]

black holes are strange

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

Are they? Or are they the most normal thing in the Universe? Are the laws of physics that apply under the event horizon the _fundamental, cornerstone_ laws of physics that apply to all the other things and places in the universe, no matter how different from each other they seem to be? 🤔

[@Texasiscoolorsmthidkiforgor]

nice

[@datboi3795]

Bro is onto absolutely nothing 🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[@justaguy8711]

Its actually more correct than you think

[@AntiSpiral666]

This is actually a really cool way to end my day. Hope i get a lucid dream in space.

[@oceanallama]

You're the only youtuber I know who covers this stuff and I love it, balck holes are just so so so intruiging and cool. Keep up the good work thanks for satisfying my daily craving of super abstract space theories and things

[@billguy9566]

It’s the edge. The darkness, the end to the tale. It’s the creep abyss coming to feed

[@gmork1090]

Actually, it's the cosmic horror oblivion mouth lingering quiet in the dark, preparing to consume the unwise and unwary alike. Your information will be assimilated.

[@billguy9566]

@@gmork1090 the death of everything. Pulling everything into oblivion. Singularity, just bairly there. Nothingness

[@unknownthecat]

him: *whatever* you say about them me: danger

[@knowledgeofpath4447]

Bro is delivering daily dose of existenial space crisis

[@Bradboss10]

Shut up bot You have no father

[@ObdurateUniverse]

I don't like how humans talk about black holes like they've ever physically been near one.

[@ricoanimation99]

THATS EXACTLY WHAT I THINK ABOUT BLACK HOLES! Hairy, black and makes time different so you won't know how long it has been until you hear some "Sounds"

[@AberdolphLinklr]

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Black holes suck... White holes blow.... What's a white hole? A star.

[@CyanNStuff]

hm

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

I don't think that applies here. Maybe the matter pulled into a black hole would burst out into a white hole in enough time. But, below the event horizon, "time" comes to a stand still. Or, maybe gravity is the "opposite and equal reaction" to the passage of time in our universe. Think about it. We know our universe is expanding outward. So, in the future, any two objects will be farther apart. BUT, we _remember_ into the past, so it seems to us like the opposite is happening, and this "gravity" is actually things moving away from each other, reversed by our minds eye. Think about it before you laugh it off.

[@Vettel_Ronaldo]

When do stars blow

[@AberdolphLinklr]

@@Vettel_Ronaldo how much energy does the sun release per second?

[@Vettel_Ronaldo]

@@AberdolphLinklr suns also suck a lot aka gravity also black holes can release way more energy then stars for example quasars

[@rexthesilly.]

That actually makes a lot of sense! I'll still never use this information, but I love black holes and now I have something new to annoy my friends with!

[@portalcrusher5908]

Wow i haven't ever thought of it like that but you saying that makes a lot of sense. It actually makes black wholes and how they form seem more plausible and comprehensive.

[@meep_show]

Please keep your work up!!! This is teaching thousands way more than school could!! 😊

[@GODSTEVE_1]

An actual idea I had years ago: since spacetime is bent so much, the singularity could be a 4D object

[@user-xq8sn8yi7v]

"Increidbly" Another word i'm adding to my vocabulary🤣🤣🤣

[@moon_60726]

Thanks dude! I really appreciate the efforts you put into these videos they are incredibly interesting and easy to understand. I mean I would probably just end up dozing off if I was reading all this in some bookish language but this channel makes it so simple and stuff actually gets into my head. I learn something new everyday by watching all your videos, thanks dude!!

[@Donut-vp2rv]

This pretty much sums up what I already thought about black holes. Plus I could fall asleep to things that confuse people other than me, because I understand most things in that subject.

[@rahulspark365]

Bro teaches me more in this video than my science teacher, and ironically, I just watched this in science😂

[@AshleySteelxxx]

Not a point in space but a moment in time. I think you’ve just given me a new understanding of black holes. And I actually understood them pretty well before. I just never thought of it that way. Crazy.

[@jasonhayward6965]

Neutron star rolling around a white dwarf will get you one

[@Xwidfety]

M impressions: its center is black my center is black and empty too so I’m a black hole

[@warbes6200]

I thought black holes were giant recycling bins. A destroyed thing goes in something entirely different pops out.

[@cool_authority]

My brain ain't branning

[@jknowstheway1462]

At the centre of a black hole is a kid waiting to say, "Gotcha"

[@multigameswithryan9215]

'Whenever you think about black holes, I promise you're thinking about them all wrong" Ok.. So what you just said is wrong? I already knew this💀

[@user-jp1rs6cl9y]

Thank you very much for these videos I’m trying to start early with learning physics

[@NotBadCouldBeBetter]

My twin turbo charged Supra can outrun a blackhole!

[@miles0576]

the way wormholes work is that instead of going across the entire universe you just bend space and time to go down through it

[@carliii2889]

ty for these videos!! i have “reach for the stars” for one of my Science Olympiad projects!

[@erinstanchek2267]

like everything that might lead us to finding meaning in its just 'we cant understand it' its like were not supposed to know why were here, and who knows, maybe thats thats the reason we are.

[@Johnson-Unknown]

That end of time reminded me of loki

[@Eternal_dragons]

He says what ever you think about black hole your thinking of them wrong Me: thier black

[@divided_and_conquered1854]

On the "other side" of the most massive black holes are white holes where matter is being ejected, sort of like another big bang.

[@BOT_CORP]

Black Holes: The universe's best trash can

[@prithvidhoble]

Singularity is like a point in time which exists in the future so the more closer you get to it the faster you move towards the future

[@waffinibrosproduction2787]

That it just makes me think of every black hole sucking up all the matter in the universe and once time reaches the point of infinite it creates another big bane and spits it all back out. Thus, transferring the energy

[@sashaadams619]

One of my fav science channals

[@ElDimes]

I choose to believe a black hole is a wormhole to another point in spacetime of even another universe. A black hole pulls you in, a white hole spits you out

[@zdravkojovanovic3513]

Einstein theorized this. We haven’t been able to prove it (yet) but thus far most his theories have been proven to be correct so the chances are… 😮

[@freddylisy10]

@@zdravkojovanovic3513they would be pretty obvious to see in the observable universe it’s the exact opposite of a black hole would literally be the brightest most chaotic things in the universe but we haven’t seen them and if they are real we won’t find them anywhere in the observable universe but in another reality since we only have entrances not the exits

[@zdravkojovanovic3513]

@@freddylisy10 Excellent point! Then again I imagine the universe as a balloon that keeps inflating- perhaps in a sea of other balloons (universes) in which case black holes- could be portals to others…. It’d be cool…

[@Kakuio]

Quick explanation: basically what you see as the blackhole is not the blackhole but thr exterior of it like the armor of a tank, the blackhole is the dense point at the center which is so dense that the blackhole destroys the laws of the time in the universe to say it in a way, as an example lets say you have a bed sheet as a replacement for a trampoline fabric, you can bend it and stretch it, now if you try to poke it with a dull knife you want damage it at all but you will make a really small point at the tip of the knife the knife cantlivewithoutmusi pierce through the sheet but the sheet can't go back to its normal state, this is what a blackhole is

[@OsasIze-iyamu]

"black holes distort space and time" bro it also distorts my brain

[@RezaXGWB]

"So incredibly dense" That's my project partner right there

[@Alphawasnthere]

Bro explained the whole universe in one video

[@loreleipainter273]

My brain has become a black hole as well.

[@IsaiahHarper-bd3ph]

The supernova looked like galaxy brain💀

[@mikkopippo9762]

"I promise you, you're thinking them all wrong" I just unironically said Nuh uh

[@greenpham8863]

you didnt have to make me rethink my life again

[@sonitnandanoor6486]

I love how he is giving me an existential crisis while also spelling the words incredibly wrong

[@FiveEditz05]

Nah when you enter a black hole, the interstellar theme starts.

[@neelamrathi1568]

"Whenever you think about black holes , I promise you're thinking about them all wrong" Le me who majored in cosmology: "WELL ACTUALLY-"

[@genericyoutubechannel6180]

Op: elegantly describes them as eternal inescapable hellish death holes. Me: yeah, that's pretty much how I thought of black holes.

[@RevengenceRaven]

Black holes have been seen blasting jets of material out into space though. So theres a whole new can of worms opened. 😂

[@DiegoSanchez-op4tg]

A small idea I’ve had since I was a kid was that maybe black holes are smaller universes inside of ours that collect more and more matter to create itself. So a supernova, rather than being the death of a star, is the creation of a universe. It would be a neat way to explain the creation of matter and how our universe keeps getting larger. I know it’s likely not the case but it’s still a fun way to think about it and theorize new realities.

[@stormxxviii]

Him promising me that whatever I knew about black holes was wrong Also him telling me things that I knew

[@Moonlord2193]

Bro,you're not kurzgesagt, stop tryna make me have an existential crisis while im scrolling shorts

[@Lordjbear]

Dude I’m on the internet too much. I kept thinking “oh yea that vita carnis thing” knowing damn well that’s not what it was

[@hydramadness]

Jesus christ, how do I make this guy stop haunting me with existential crises

[@Stickyybenzz]

I always imagine that when u enter the singularity, famous events like the dinosaur extinction, or the world wars turn into objects, and objects or places like a tree, turns into a moment of time depending on the size and characteristics

[@cosmic2616]

"i promise your thinking about it all srong" *tells me everything i already know*

[@KiWi_BoO]

Well, I think, the time itself becomes 4th dimension inside the blackholes. Because the time in our 3d world is not really a dimension. But the time stops inside the block holes and might become a dimension. Like you could move within the time inside the black holes, like going back to the past or smth

[@nick_john]

Random KZbin video: “whatever you do/think about X, you’re doing it wrong”

[@Slatryte-yw4ks]

So I wasn't thinking about it wrong.

[@zackgravity7284]

bold of you to assume i dont know most of this already

[@TransPrinceMaxx]

I want to wear a camera and go in one i want a peaceful "I'm ok with this" moment

[@hence2nd]

Whatever you think about black...... Holes 😂😂😂😂 I thought this was going to be one of those type videos

[@lolkail5800]

*Neil de grasse tyson punching air rn*

[@Changingtesting]

I would want to see his reaction to this short

[@CakeRahhhh]

I lose my tooth while i watch your videos

[@aparnasampathkumar9018]

Millions of years later Humans: we safely travelled into a black hole. Aliens: First time?¿

[@spicelord4782]

Talking into a mic loudly with a slideshow playing doesn’t make you a scientist 😂😂😂

[@FairPLAYER]

"you're thinking about them all wrong" Proceeds to give the most basic description of black wholes available on google

[@rexater]

the camerman that risked their life to get to the black hole:

[@66ogrAdorL]

“Whatever you think about black holes, you’re thinking about them wrong” Me: they’re black

[@sindhurtej9638]

I've heard someone say that "you are falling towards tomorrow" when you cross the event horizon

[@BillyJones-vv3lz]

"Whatever you think about black-" Ngl I thought was going in a very different direction 💀💀💀

[@K.O-ANIMATIONS]

I thought black holes bended space - time so much that it rips through it creating a wormhole

[@borgthepig]

@@K.O-ANIMATIONSwormholes have yet to be proven but are technically possible, and black holes may or may not be entry points to them

[@K.O-ANIMATIONS]

@@borgthepig oh I know that but thanks

[@ALTERNATIVE79]

My brain when he was explaining:🔁🔁🔁🔁🔁🔁

[@tommy77615]

I heard that if someone was watching you go into the center you'd just freeze there forever and never move.

[@kashxoxo_]

singularity... where maths ain't mathing

[@user-sk4tq3cx8q]

“the roles of space and time have actually swapped” and that’s why in the interstellar movie, cooper was able to physically witness and comprehend time