Black Hole Size Comparison 2019

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In this video we take a look at the size of black holes in our Universe, from stellar mass black holes formed from a collapsing star to the Ultramassive ones that hold galaxies together. Enjoy!
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[@user-fx9hc1nc8d]

Harry Evett SDSS J1408.21:?????? WTF u forgot me?!

[@user-fx9hc1nc8d]

Harry Evett I am a little bit confusing, the radius of M82 X1 is 2900km, the diameter of Moon is 3000+km, so why moon is bigger?

[@Bitchslapper316]

I'm not sure if it has changed but the low end estimate for holm 15a was 40B solar masses. It was also the first ultra massive black hole to be measured accurately.

[@UniverseUA]

PC specs?

[@Arnavsehrawat]

Gcirs is no blwck hole

[@meowmep1366]

Is it normal to be scared when watching these videos

[@onclebinks3359]

Yes bro you understand how much you're nothing between the universe

[@number-qx1kw]

No go see a doctor dude

[@stephenbachman132]

Yeah because if one wanders into our solar system were all dead.

[@number-qx1kw]

@@stephenbachman132 how is some one wondering in the solar system make us all dead He is the only one who is in danger

[@stephenbachman132]

@@number-qx1kw no if a black hole was to go on a course that passed by our solar system. We would all be dead before we knew what happened. Now honestly i don't know if black holes move or if we will move into ones path. But as they are invisible we would never really know.

[@fede_ponz]

I had to increase the brightness of my screen because light was being sucked up

[@KenjiAi]

I was literally increasing my screen brightness when i saw your comment 😂

[@lazeppelini123]

lol

[@TrueUmbreon1]

Smart xD

[@Hazel-vx7wh]

Federico Ponzin same

[@ava_niche]

Imagine widening your eyes to watch at full brightness, and BAM the moon comes up

[@Ton-gg1uj]

4:07 Thanks for featuring me :)

[@Moon-bn2pq]

Don’t come near our solar system pls

[@himanshusekharsinghdeo8153]

Aww u so cute 😚😚

[@gangshit4759]

Lol

[@hoisenbarg]

lol, stay away from earth would ya

[@joisaita6522]

@@hoisenbarg Don't trust him he's a stranger

[@Birdsarefake114]

The fact the the “smallest” blackhole is 6 miles long is terrifying

[@zuhairahmedsyed5853]

not really the smallest...infact u and i can be blackholes but we had be really really really smal

[@myspacebarbrokenevermindif9892]

Jon Goler 11 km is about 5-6 miles btw

[@gmork1090]

Whereas the biggest has 37 times the orbit of Pluto around the sun. Give or take. We probably wouldn't even notice it barreling towards us through the Oort cloud.

[@myspacebarbrokenevermindif9892]

Chris D we’d notice the trail of destruction it leaves in its wake as it disturbs the orbit stars tens of thousands of light years around it

[@FurryMcMemes]

Smallest one in this video is still a destructive force that would tear apart Earth easily.

[@strategicthinker8899]

So massive they even distort text around them! :)

[@thomasthomas7858]

Excellent ! 🖒

[@goldendonut1466]

NOT GOOD

[@Legion849]

Nicely done 👌

[@Hydrasito]

Nice detail

[@MzKrystalPaul]

Reminds me of Instagram butts.

[@sudeepoo7]

Author: How much bigger black hole do you have? Universe: Yes.

[@existence...]

Universe: out of your imagination

[@theultraguy]

@@existence... out of this world

[@liightshade]

I like how Holmberg came up behind the smaller one and was like "what's up, bro?" At 3:24

[@Bitchslapper316]

I like how the video has holmberg at 10B solar masses instead of the 40B it is estimated to be.

[@zjean3417]

@@Bitchslapper316 It was estimated to be 15-20 billion and is around that mark. But it might be a different blackhole that is called holmberg aswell.

[@Bitchslapper316]

@@zjean3417 The initial estimate was 310B solar masses and a later more conservative estimate was 40B solar masses according to all the papers I have read about it. Although not always the most accurate wikipedia also has it listed as the second most massive black hole at 40B solar masses. If there are later papers changing that estimate please feel free to link them.

[@voiddeck2179]

Wut up bro

[@R_A_D_I_M_A_N_T_I_S]

Holmberg 15A is apparently 40 billion solar masses. Was previously much larger than ton 618 at over 300 billion sm. They however did a better recalculation of it because of certain conditions. So it is supposed to be the largest most accurately calculated black hole.

[@zenogaming6053]

For one sec I thought its "Moon(For Sale)" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dvinkster]

You might be looking to buy some property recently

[@whatsgoingon07]

It is for sale

[@chococandyidiotuwu1256]

I would like to buy a moon for 60,400,970 dollars please (yes, i'm rich)

[@zenogaming6053]

@@chococandyidiotuwu1256 yes your GTA account😂😂😂

[@chococandyidiotuwu1256]

@@zenogaming6053 what's a GTA account?

[@remco619mysterio]

Imagine looking up at the sky, and seeing just a massive black hole coming closer, taking up the entire sky, swallowing the sun, seeing it come closer to earth.... Alright I need a hug

[@Afrojackfan]

u would be dead way before u could see that, because that black hole would kick us out of orbit

[@esorkgonzalez2262]

I'd cry tbh

[@almohadaless4433]

I wouldn't care because I am such a pro at agar.io

[@Pieruh]

You'd be dead before you noticed it

[@sulfurx777]

Also, looking at black holes would REALLY distort your view.

[@JunixZzHD]

We are incomprehensibly tiny, and so are our problems if you put them into perspective. This is a weird sort of therapy for me, but it works really well.

[@NPCLIVESMATTER723]

Damn man, You are an angel to say that I thought I was the only one who thinks like that

[@MaidikIslarj]

Grazie Ragazzi for your existential words...

[@JunixZzHD]

@@MaidikIslarj Nessun problema, I see what you did there :)

[@ivyme5783]

Well that's actually very stupid, because I still have problems and if I don't care I'll only make it worse

[@JunixZzHD]

@@ivyme5783 That's not my point. We always will have problems and it's important that we acknowledge them, otherwise we will forever be burdened by them. What I'm referring to is the scale of our problems in relation to everything around and above us. Only then can you see the bigger picture and how your problem, no matter how big, is always going to be much smaller and much less significant in the grand scheme of things. P.S. An opinion isn't "stupid". I enjoy discussions but please refrain from demoralizing others just because your opinions don't align with your opposition.

[@Bawbag0110]

"Hey we're making a video on black holes what colour should we make the background?" "Well black obviously..." "Are you sure? They might be able to see more if we use a white background?" "Nope...definitely black"

[@ItihaasInsights1]

Actually they Use white But Blackhole Sucked the white Colour 😞

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

Well yeah... Space is black lol

[@MijinLaw]

@@anthonyhutchins2300 I think we were aware of that. Still makes it a poor choice of color for a video only about scale. For a video about "What would flying towards a black hole look like?" you'd have a point.

[@ton123to23]

i had no problem seeing them lol

[@ripper2665]

eate that doo doo, i say eate it eate it

[@YannZyto]

TON 618: I am scary Schwarzschild Radius of the Milky Way: Hold my mass...

[@WhiteDwarf-io4jg]

Schwarzchild Radius of IC 1101: Too massive for you.

[@regulus7754]

Except that the “Scwarzchild radius of the Milky Way” does not exist. It is the black hole we would get if we compressed all the matter of the Milky Way into a black hole.

[@YannZyto]

@@regulus7754 everyone knows that...

[@zah_old]

Black holes: * exist * Moon and Sun: "we're the part of you guys"

[@_..-...--.-.-.-..-]

No

[@_..-...--.-.-.-..-]

You are stupid

[@WHATSAHANDLEIDKIDK]

@@_..-...--.-.-.-..- he was saying that as a joke

[@Laptican]

@@_..-...--.-.-.-..- r/woooosh

[@Verkozius]

*SCHWARZCHILD RADIUS OF THE MILKY WAY HAS ENTERED THE BATTLE*

[@TonyOneBlairoby]

The intent in this video was quite the opposite but whatever...

[@shotgun6160]

Physics left the lobby

[@leonchan0050]

5.35×10^−63m Upper limit of electron neutrino Schwarzschild radius(電子ニュートリノのシュヴァルツシルト半径の上限)

[@comentotudo7]

I think I missunderstood. Is that a black hole or just a metrical unit?

[@bursted6001]

comentotudo7 The schwarzschild radius of the Milky way is if you were to compress all matter in the milky way to a black hole (correct me if i’m wrong)

[@JoseRamirez-bj2tg]

4:12 please NO

[@estyvier2052]

That one is not a real black hole is a hypothetical

[@seven5677]

@@estyvier2052 It's also the Schwarzchild radius of Milky Way. That is the needed radius to turn the entire milky way into a black hole. You need to compress it into that one point. Its like compressing the entire Earth into the size of a Grain of Sand. Or compress yourself to the size of a Hydrogen Atom. Sorry for being nerdy lmao.

[@lrshafted1283]

Born to late to discover the earth, born to early to discover the universe but born just in time to learn from your videos

[@jimmyshrimbe9361]

I just came from a flat earth video, I needed some quick real science after that.....

[@jasonertle4185]

Don't, Jimm 😂😆🤣

[@FirstnameLastname-bx4zk]

The earth is flat though soo....

[@darminaxel5809]

You poor thing. Don't worry, you're with intelligent people now. There there.

[@IC-yu7yd]

@@FirstnameLastname-bx4zk stFu uP yUr sO dUmB StUpId fLaT EaRtHEr

[@yabadabadoyabo7974]

The earth is as flat as a plate

[@teainthemorning]

2:10 when I tell you my jaw dropped

[@liightshade]

Bet you pissed your pants at 3:24

[@doomsdaygaming9928]

@@liightshade Holmberg has entered the chat

[@QuidProQuo911]

I still can’t seem to wrap my head around 29,540,000,000 km 😐

[@medexamtoolsdotcom]

Why would your jaw drop? Did you seriously have no idea about the size of the sun before this video?

[@That_Montage_Nerd]

I absolutely love the gravitational lensing creating mirages of the descriptions. What an awesome detail!

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Great video! The dimensions of black holes blow my mind.

[@Hyper_Nova324]

I love your size comparison videos, I have loved space since I was a little kid, and for a while I wanted to become an astronomer (now I plan to be a video game designer) but I still enjoy learning facts about space and the universe, and you're channel is by far my favorite!

[@Hyper_Nova324]

@Lonnie Price You too man!

[@mattdamon653]

The transition with the músic when a bigger black hole appears (with the lens effect) is more epic than any series or movie! Great job, one of my top videos about the universe.

[@MRSLAV]

Somewhere there is an alien planet with alien people who have a quasar in their sky

[@_stockyyy1516]

They must have a nice view :D

[@hamter.]

Dang, i found one of my favorite youtubers here..

[@curiositypiqued6573]

A quasar is a black holes so IDK if that'd be possible

[@mikhailavanesov5912]

@@curiositypiqued6573 no it is. There are some potential solar systems with protoplanetary disks rotating around a black hole.

[@curiositypiqued6573]

@@mikhailavanesov5912 wow...that's both amazing and terrifying.... even though the solar system would feel like infinity to us....being billions of light years away would mean you'd curse yourself for missing the last space train home and get back to the green green.....planet of home🤣🤣🤣... Seriously though...we're never gonna get out there very far in person...... and we're probably not meant to...its good that humanity and mankind are so ambitious...but we have to be practical and realistic....were a grain of salt....ie this planet....in comparison to the planet would be our local group or something. ..the only hope we have in my belief to be faster than light would be if we found a way to travel INRO black holes/wormholes??? Perhaps covering billions of light years in split seconds??? To different realities/universes where we don't belong.....yet another great example is the ending to the 2001 remake of "Planet of the apes"....or "USS Squadron"...ie from Black Mirror

[@michaellwalker8748]

Great job as always! Thanks for the size comparisons with the moon and sun. Those were helpful.

[@ManDyter]

1:09 that escalated quickly

[@joegillingham5594]

Incredible video, staggering to see the scale of these beasts.

[@scarydave7245]

Another mindblown video Thank you Harry

[@buarath9]

The Universe is really full of surprises

[@kingofrannoch]

I know black holes are black but it's kind of hard to see with a pitch black background

[@ballom29]

They are not black actually. They're either invisible or ultra bright. Because they distord the surrounding lights, so either you see nothign because there is almost no light to be distorded, or you see a bright ball of light becausetere is an accretion disk producing a lot of light wich got distorded all aroudn the black hole.

[@halomaster213]

ballom29 dude how do you know about black holes but can’t even spell which right?

[@Realpoweronearth]

@@halomaster213 l new wit he tolken about he talc about block hills witch are invincible and are ferry scory. Boy the wey. His spilling is grate !!!!

[@papyro.]

@@halomaster213 It was probably just a typo. People who type messages very fast often make a lot of mistakes in their texts. You can't really do anything about that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Or maybe the person isn't natively English. You can't really do nothing about that either.

[@kaurii_3586]

"Distord" thanks for a new name for my discord server.

[@grodt88]

after passing 1:10 point it's just numbers and names, we cannot scale that in our brains

[@juandreferreira5532]

Nice rhyme there

[@grodt88]

Juandre Ferreira I didn't notice it lol

[@jojo._.586]

No u

[@roselimachado3458]

M82-X-I, it's very easy. Just ignore the comments says.

[@brunomachado291]

2954km is approximately the size of Mexico.

[@striker943]

Wonderfully presented. I actually felt awe while watching this

[@camarokidbb4347]

Fun fact: only stellar mass black holes have you undergo sphagettification due to their smaller size. Bigger black holes can have you sucked in without changing your shape.

[@saintzayan8205]

Ton 618 looks so epic. I love its design

[@lvccxs]

It's also the biggest one for now so.....

[@NPED-rh3fy]

@@lvccxs i’m waiting for an even bigger black hole to be found

[@lvccxs]

@@NPED-rh3fy same here.

[@mopoii399]

Glad to see you back Harry !

[@gionatantoldo5391]

Really good work!! Thanks a lot my friend!!!

[@pokemonitishere202]

This video can act as a cure for depression.

[@cherry-b00mb]

It can also act as a way to depression

[@roselimachado3458]

@@cherry-b00mb me not because i love this things

[@EMERTHERofficial]

*I really like it!*

[@nightwalker1440]

That's a great video ! Very interresting and I learnt a lot about black holes ! So fascinating

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Greatest music ever! Holes ice never heard of. The *BEST* comparison video I've ever seen!

[@bollocks7754]

How have we not been engulfed by one of these!!! Truly shows how huge and spaced out the universe is. Amazing. Simply amazing.

[@briang8766]

We're already living inside an ultramassive black hole!

[@ValerynValentine]

@@briang8766 What an interesting theory!

[@bollocks7754]

Bryan G honestly could be a possibility!! We will never know though:(((

[@arpsichord7474]

@@briang8766 no we would not be here if that were true

[@AdmiralFish21]

They say: *The bigger the better.*

[@night23412]

Yeet Itz Here that’s what she said

[@ifyoureplytomeyouregay4293]

Theres always a bigger fish

[@seaque.]

I love the reflections and text. Brilliant.

[@vtron9832]

Great as always, you deserve at least one million subscribers

[@TheMelodicMess]

My anxiety goes through the roof watching these lol

[@hydra8sk]

That Music fitted perfectly! As a feedback, i Would have preferred to have more scale comparisons, e.g. AU‘s or Solar systems for scale, i kind of lost Track. All in all a very Great Video 😍

[@livecockpits]

great video the numbers are mind boggling

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

Holey moley! Amazing as always

[@YISP7]

The cool fact about those small or huge black holes is, that all are technically the same size. Only the Schwarzschild radius is different. A physical singularity has r=0, but the mass can differ^^

[@turkmapper9911]

The universe always amazes me and makes me see how small i am

[@BlackBull.]

Türk Mapper knk bunların şaşırtıcı olan tek özelliği boyutları değil. karadelik savaşlarını ve holıgrafik prensibi araştır.

[@turkmapper9911]

@@BlackBull. haklısın kardeşim ,tek şaşırtıcı özellikleri boyutları değil inanılmaz derecede yoğun çekim gücü ve çok uzun ömürleri olması da eklenebilir, bu arada burda başka bir türk ün de olması beni sevindirdi :)

[@ivyme5783]

You are actually enormous compared to the most important components of the universe, so

[@johnhartmann2357]

another excellent video Harry.

[@bepispaul2419]

Awesome. Really liked the bit with the big black orb.

[@davanrainey3571]

Imagine how scary this would be in VR

[@lltbcke]

In fact there's a video and all the time was like a huge nope!

[@MineZack2]

3:17 Andromeda BH 2:13 Her little sister 3:21 Her big brother 3:30 Her bigger brother 4:07 Her father 4:15 *HER MUM*

[@theeagleeye9175]

But how you can say that saggitirius is her sister? Its a Male name though

[@ow0538]

does BH stand for bitch? i imagine what Andromeda Bitch is like, imagine futuristic humans like this: human: wow we discovered galaxy other human: what it name HU-MEN: it called andromeda bitch humeanlikeabitch189: no the word 'bitch' isn't in the name

[@ow0538]

hello *Read more*

[@cryptical1210]

@@theeagleeye9175 so the mum is dead since the Schwarzschild radius of the Milky Way is an hypothetical black hole

[@MineZack2]

@@ow0538I hate you

[@SoftKernel]

I’m flattered!

[@MarkMichalowski]

Wow! Probably one of your best - especially in terms of the hairs-on-the-back-of-the-neck effect. Especially when a MUCH bigger black hole quietly loomed up behind the current one... ++going all shivery again, just thinking about it++

[@hellothere9522]

When you realize that we got up to Sagittarius A and we're not even half way through the video 😱

[@x-ray-real]

Как всегда - великолепно! Спасибо!

[@mahaswetabhadury7566]

Wow it's amazing this video is super amazing.

[@JoshuaPaulManinggo]

Whoa..! Love it..!

[@t0m1k33]

If im not mistaken, SDSS J140821.67+025733.2 is even bigger than TON 618 and its not on the list

[@kunalniketan3188]

190 billion something solar masses

[@peanut4831]

That is mass and weight, not genuine size.

[@BlackBull.]

Peanut black holes' size is just depend on their mass

[@TonyOneBlairoby]

@@peanut4831 SCHWARZCHILD radius is nothing but the consequence of mass...

[@cptMrNoob]

At the end you should have added the possibility that the Great Attractor is one massive black hole

[@Mushroom_Us]

Love your concept man

[@BigJohnny803]

Props to the camera man traveling 2000000000000000000 miles across our universe

[@bahramshirazi4845]

I have to wonder how something as small as Sagittarius A can hold our big galaxy together when there are black holes out there that are much more massive in comparison. How do they not disrupt our system with their supposedly much stronger gravitational pulls?

[@appu_destroyer3568]

Black holes are not the ones holding galaxies....it is Dark Matter which holds them

[@Alex-yp3zp]

Black holes are my favourite objects in space. Could do you neutron stars next? Or are they too similar?

[@jclkaytwo]

all neutron stars are very similar in mass and size. it's not worth the effort.

[@Alex-yp3zp]

@@jclkaytwo Thought so.

[@superrooster18]

@@jclkaytwo yea the largest they can get is a few solar masses because they are basically failure blackholes, so increasing their density just a little bit would cause them to collapse into one.

[@jijihadid7783]

I can't stop watching your videos

[@cheat0345]

I love these videos.

[@footballnews6683]

NASA took years to make a picture of a black hole, in this guy need just a pc and his imagination to create a black hole comparasion!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Coppe2]

Actually he used math nasa used light and electromagnetic waves etc this is just imagination of it.

[@Legion849]

🤣🤣🤣

[@bartoszzydek7898]

How about a long universe size comparison (like for example universe size comparison 2017)

[@peanut4831]

Bartosz Zydek Ok, how? I would understand if it was over several MILLIONS of years but looking at the Universe like 2000 2001 2002 2003 And so on, is stupid.

[@bartoszzydek7898]

@@peanut4831 harry evett made a universe size comparison 2017 and it was 17 mins. And i mean it like so he makes another 15-20 mins long universe size comparison.

[@ashishbhatt3033]

Props to the guy manage to bring all those blackhole together!

[@sare2538]

I love it, thanks

[@McLainCausey]

It's a shame that the event horizons are rendered as reflective here and that there's no lensing.

[@jtk5458]

When you think "Wow, that's huge!", But you don't see the next one on the screen yet There is another

[@enderspell]

Wow amazing

[@FlakManiak]

A compelling video; well-presented. Though I think it could be even stronger with more large stars interspersed for scale.

[@CepheusMappy]

can you do uhhhhh.... Moon size comparison 2019?

[@thunderlight5202]

I feel a bit uncomfortable watching this... But I'm watching it again... :P

[@Drew_King1]

Goosebumps!

[@MarioTuti1]

Good job

[@saeeed2000ify]

لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له ، له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شي قدير كل ما رأيتموه مذكور في القرآن الكريم قال الله تعالى ( فلا أقسم بالخنّس*الجوار الكنّس)

[@CHESTER_MUSICMAN]

What about SDSS j140821 and the rest?

[@ShashankRockerYo]

although it is only less than one fifth as massive as TON 618, the most massive black hole known. Wikipedia

[@denistyrant]

It has been downsized, the 100 billion plus solar mass was under review at the time and they found out it was inaccurate.

[@shivoham0076]

SCIENTISTS: we found a "black hole" but what would we name it BLACKHOLE NAMER: Slams his head on the keyboard until it breaks ALSO BLACKHOLE NAMER: Do not mind

[@Titanic-wo6bq]

You know I click on these videos when I see them. They are always so good. I just have a question, could you do a comparison of the sizes of atomic particles? Like from you know, neutrinos to the largest atoms. Or, maybe just a full blown scale of EVERYTHING in the universe? If the latter, I sorta want to see the Titanic in there.

[@user-gx2ty1le9h]

Смотрите ролик Шкала масштабов Вселенной...

[@esorkgonzalez2262]

Yo I've heard of this song before

[@water123_2]

What is the name of it

[@josephanthonnydeez4050]

Before watching this I was like "TON 618 has been beaten"

[@saintzayan8205]

But Ton 618 is still victorious. Schwartzchild is only an example of a possible blackhole that is big as the galaxy

[@towcace4826]

@@saintzayan8205 well i bet there is something THAT big out there......actually....im wondering what the great attractor really is

[@saintzayan8205]

@@towcace4826 well until then, Ton 618 still takes the throne as the king of black holes

[@Bitchslapper316]

@@towcace4826 Maybe it's a supercluster we can't see. There are more massive attractors than the great attractor as well. I doubt it's a black hole, it would have to be far more massive than anything we have ever seen. It would make ton 618 look like a pebble.

[@saintzayan8205]

@dave cadogan I could imagine that. But it would be a slow process since the galaxy is way to large compared to TON 618 the king

[@kobiet1707]

I love black hole series:))

[@fafafafufa]

thanks for the video！

[@adammasterx5854]

Thanks KZbin now I have an existential crisis

[@Legion849]

Haha oh man brings back so many memories of CRYSIS 2 and how crazy it was . Literally lagged even at low graphics.

[@adammasterx5854]

@@Legion849 nice

[@TrueMakaveli50]

The universe is inside of a black hole. Barreling through some other universe.

[@superrooster18]

Correct that to white hole and you just describes a well known theory lmao.

[@ashwinikumar3721]

The details in this video are amazing.....for instance the written information near the Black Holes seems to be kinda being sucked inside the black hole. And for the last one which is very interesting is when Schwartzchild radius of black hole of our milky way galaxy is shown, the written text kind of goes around the black hole and can be seen on the bottom right corner of the screen.

[@jnsn0ne]

Your video is epic!

[@chococandyidiotuwu1256]

The whole universe is smaller than *my screen*

[@BlackBull.]

Shield star sparkle 97 dont forget our retinas

[@bremruatfelabs0057]

Cant see them!? Turn that brightness up like 100%😂

[@hhawili4447]

Fela Tlau , whoa actually works!

[@bremruatfelabs0057]

@@hhawili4447 even this pic almost absorb 100% of light😂

[@atomicgamingchannel3699]

It is too bright it makes my eyes hurt

[@julianpratespastorino]

Brother mars! Impressive!

[@ezpixelplays]

All the videos make you feel sufficiently tiny and be happy

[@Yachal]

Black on Black background ?😐

[@manonlevesque3026]

That last one is messed up. That's just too insanely massive. That thing is out there. I'm scared now.

[@bluesrike]

Me, someone who comes back to these videos: "First time? 🤣"

[@LMDProductionsOfficial]

You should see the 2018 version when he shows Earth next to it. Give you a heart attack....

[@user-sp2jg9rx8r]

They're bigger ones then that one out there. XD

[@21preend42]

is not real, it's hypothetical

[@edenlunareclipse8446]

THE MAD MAN IS BACK BABY

[@Swami-Switches]

The fact that black holes exist, let alone are that big, is absolutely mind boggling.