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Somewhere in our galaxy, at some time in the future, a spacecraft from Earth will encounter the most dangerous object in the Universe. A stunning visual journey into black holes, their structure and their creation.
A black hole is a geometrically defined region of spacetime exhibiting such strong gravitational effects that nothing, including particles and electromagnetic radiation such as light, can escape from inside it. The theory of general relativity predicts that a sufficiently compact mass can deform spacetime to form a black hole.

[@88omair]

That frustrating moment when you've seen all the black hole documentaries on KZbin

[@abbraga]

try white holes now - it's a thing

[@LiquidDaylight]

LOL. So very true.

[@lok777]

Try xtube they have some stuff on black holes.

[@brenttaylordotus]

I give high marks to the death of the sun and the death of the universe videos as a next binge idea : D

[@korncows1]

I kno..the struggle is real

[@bajaro2893]

who here is watching before they sleep? space docu are my sleeping pill 🥰

[@mhemadmas]

I used to do that constantly whem i was younger, now i do it less and less, but here i am trying to come back to it now.

[@KRLizo44]

Me!

[@bajaro2893]

@@KRLizo44 im actually watching one right now! Its my sleeping pill 🤣😅

[@KRLizo44]

@@bajaro2893 Awesome! Which one are you watching now? I just came outside for a cup of tea & turned on the black hole video because I fell asleep before I finished it last night 😄

[@alilweeb7684]

Ive been doing it for months. At this point im addicted halp

[@Jsin969]

Waking up at 4:30 a.m does feel like the end of space and time to me.

[@FreelancerFreak]

You get used to it 😆

[@Clickbait86]

Regaining consciousness is the most unpleasant feeling ever lol

[@mastercheif1989]

John Hurt's voice is so amazing.

[@froznanus]

when you can hear it.. the audio mixing is garbage

[@coastboyzz]

Awesome finally a documentary about my wallet.

[@danielrodriguez248]

Lol exactly,

[@patsy9605]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Loll

[@DarkDawn87]

😭🤣😭

[@a_baby19]

Lmfao same 🤣🤣

[@KnightDaylight]

Jesus, I have been looking for this documentary for ages! This got me interested in astronomy!

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

@Martin G lol

[@markdemell3717]

Jesus answered your prayer.

[@GRIIMMJAQUES]

"These holes be massive, bruh." - Some scientist dude

[@killemall923]

Bruuuuuhhhh!!😂 you got me cracking up.

[@Liam___ohara___]

True words to live by lol

[@marcelcarter861]

Question do you think I should be worried if an asteroid hit the earth

[@kakkrotryo]

@@marcelcarter861 nah cause even if it happens there is not single thing you can do about it so why waste your time worrying about it.

[@bennyboy2079]

😂

[@Phoenix1664]

Brilliant documentary. RIP John Hurt

[@ronaldmayland7915]

a voice made for narration!

[@alfredwunder6881]

I knew that was John ... Sean Pertwee somewhat fooled me ... Once lol

[@ihateytnow]

That moment when you're trying to fall asleep to this and a stupid ass alarm goes off in the beginning Less Than 3 minutes in...

[@alexandratisor5803]

Appreciate the warning

[@tomrvn666]

i never even thought about this lol. glad i didnt try that last night lmao

[@PimpDaddyDisco]

Ty for the heads up

[@VulpseiusFox]

I love how it makes it a little bit more dramatic and personifying the star like it did. "Omg! A dead star is eating me away! Someone help!" *sends desperate scan to earth as a distress signal.*. XD

[@phaedrus000]

Isaac Newton quarantined in his manor during the plague: "I think I'll invent Calculus, describe the motion of the planets, and discover the true nature of light." Me quarantined because of covid: "I think I'll stop showering and watch every video on KZbin."

[@velocitysam4185]

Lol!just what i was thinking.

[@chinaman1]

Hello kindred Spirit.

[@riduanserroukh163]

Damn finally working out where that smell is coming. Take a break

[@a_diamond]

So you're saying we're all lucky Newton didn't have access to KZbin? We don't actually know if he bathed regularly as is.. do we? Did he keep a log during the "great plague of London shutdown 1665/1666." ? Hmm.... "Newton-ight: Hey everyone, I got so bored, I created a new branch of Mathematics!" E=mc^2: "Lol, Nerd. Nils is trying to split atoms, what are you doing? Make *more* math!?" Newton-ight: "yeah, maybe I'll just Netflix and chill.. been trying to take my mind off of the regulations and such.. I'm kinda worried about the virus." E=MC^2: "Chill, they're just paid actors.. it's not that big a deal, no worse than the flu.." Newton-ight:" The flu is actually pretty dangerous before the invention of antibiotics, also, those paid actors look (and smell ugh) quite dead.. Some people think it's in the water.." E=MC^2:"Fake News!" Newton-ight:"Well I won't be drinking any water any time soon. Who wants to get a beer? Oh wait.. back to making more things.. Hey how about laws of motion?" E=MC^2: "We already have laws. They say "stay put". No motion. Lol!" Newton-ight:"Lol!"

[@elck3]

It’s because of KZbin and technology..no one has forced periods of uninterrupted time

[@callerway7520]

Props to the camera man for his sacrifice of him delving into black holes and filming it for us to theorize

[@dreamxcviii3249]

"Everybody has heard of Black holes, no one has really seen them" **2019 has entered the chat**

[@russellszabadosaka5-pindin849]

Perfect comment.

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Loll

[@a_diamond]

Yeah, now *everyone*'s seen one. XD

[@crushedmelonc4103]

Dreamer :P

[@AluminumOxide]

This documentary was made in 1996

[@BruderSenf]

black hole:"NO REFUND!"

[@thomasfredericks3230]

Hahahahaha

[@za_ozero]

I really try not to miss any black hole

[@markdemell3717]

You must have bought street drugs before.

[@BradWatsonMiami]

== The Conglomerate - Universe Creation Theory == combining GOD/Nature, GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4, Ancient Religions, Astronomy, Cosmology, Laws of Physics, General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Chaos Theory/Fractals, Laws of Biology & Chemistry, Linguistics/Code-Breaking, Mysticism, and Philosophy "Energy can't be created or destroyed, only transformed/transferred in an isolated system." General relativity allows for black holes, white holes and Big Bang. 'The BIG Bang-Bit Bang' inflation/expansion of energy and information into the void 13.8 billion years ago was a supermassive white hole spawned by a supermassive black hole at the heart of a galaxy in our 'parent universe'. This duality combines general relativity’s singularities of infinite density breaking through spacetime in 'Cosmic Egg hatchings' of all created universes within 'The Conglomerate': multiverse with no random quantum fluctuation bubble universes, no parallel worlds, and no universes with different physical laws. This Universe is 1-in-2 trillion self-similar offspring each with the same inherited 'DNA'. “In the beginning”, the Planck density of the core of a SBH acts as a birth canal. 'Quantum bounce SBH-SWH seed transitions' are 'quantum tunneling umbilical wormholes' with energy-matter and data transformed/transferred, albeit scrambled and encoded. The ubiquitous cause-and-effect circle of life cycle: birth-life-death-transformation-rebirth explains infinite space and eternity - a necessity. Reproduction is GOD/Nature's plan to greatly spread life from cells to universes. GOD=7_4/FOD=6_4 permeates the universes from the bottom up (see G0D704.fandom.com ). Why does this Universe exist? It's our playground (god + run = ground). - Seal #1a of the 7seals.blogspot.com . That could only be produced by the returned Christ & Albert Einstein reincarnated. It's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'. COVID-19 is part of Seal #4: S=19 (18.6) Theory.

[@santhoshm2559]

@@BradWatsonMiami Brother you are something else 😲

[@Stephen._.Chapman]

The instantly recognisable voice of John Hurt. Love it!

[@markdemell3717]

I thought it was some random computer voice ,hehe,.

[@smunro1977]

That alarm clock scared the shit out of me

[@ro4eva]

Same! 02:29 for anyone interested.

[@quannguyen2543]

Stephen munro got the same lol

[@shontelme7131]

Thanks Sam Burns

[@redline56]

Why? They are at everywhere for billions of years!

[@larsknowles7030]

When I was 10 I had one of those horrible fuckin alarms. First time it went off I put my damn head through dry wall

[@countcampula]

Happy one has been photographed recently.

[@echoromeo384]

It's amazing to me that a man took the action of an apple falling to earth, and related it to the motion of the cosmos. Simply amazing. Penrose and Thorne are really young in this documentary.

[@mahjubehmahmud956]

Obviously he had been thinking about the ways of the space for a long time even before that apple incident. The apple was just that “bulb”

[@turdlemelton3571]

Then he invinted calculus, then did the whole law of motion, the colors (roygbiv), then he turned 26.

[@adamplentl5588]

That story is totally apocryphal.

[@veritas41photo]

Hilarious stuff from Homer Simpson. He refers to Stephen Hawking as "That Wheelchair Guy". Love this.

[@Feelthefx]

Like if you still remember the overhead projector

[@MsBeloved89]

Feelthefx and the markers that smelled like fish.

[@basknation]

remember? still use them. theyre great

[@abstractassassin8767]

The frick

[@justinbruen2186]

astronation they really are. Especially if u got nice new markers 🤔

[@DJHotbuns]

They totally still use one it’s just not gigantic wheeled in on a cart. They’re at Walmart too 👍I’m an illustrator and have used it to help show proportion to some peeps who have one at home

[@RileyBanksWho]

I love black hole documentaries!

[@JongSkeer]

+Yarnell Riley porn does not count

[@RileyBanksWho]

Grow up

[@man9005]

+Yarnell Riley welcome to KZbin buddy

[@RileyBanksWho]

FUZZY AHORA People like that should stick to watching game videos.

[@rosco3516]

I like turtles

[@jimsagubigula7337]

I just love how everyone is a scientist in the comment section.

[@kelleyjensen8559]

i am not, i butcher spam....and on weekends i part-time as a flatulence detector at the nuclear power plant.

[@jerrygu5316]

I just love meta-commentaries.

[@MrKmanthie]

more like trolls.

[@bipolatelly9806]

why? because they don't share your opinion? idiot.... this is crap "science".

[@sean2kk8]

Jim Sagubigula I just love how the comment section in the everyone

[@ciaravalentine9619]

the music in this documentary is epic!

[@TheOGLemonduck]

Amazed to hear they use Dead Can Dance as an intro song.

[@Chad_Dabal]

Black holes are so fascinating!!!!!

[@ginamori8656]

Yeah because it's the fucking UNKOWN

[@stuartjrichardson1]

Lol bitter comment there Gina

[@markdemell3717]

Not if your headed for one.

[@GraceDollesin]

They actually took a picture of our Milky Way black hole last year 2019. If they can take a picture of our galaxy’s blackhole, in universe time and space it means it’s not far at all. Scary shit!!!

[@matsgranqvist9928]

Lololol

[@johnmpjkken251]

I'm probably wrong but I think we were closer to the outer rim of our galaxy.

[@stillnotscaredofspiders]

I'm just here to listen to John Hurt's voice once again.

[@dungeonseeker3087]

Watching this in 2021 where we know there's one at the centre of every spiral/elliptical galaxy and have seen images of one.

[@ryanfreer77]

I got this documentary on VHS back in the late 90's, and still have it somewhere.

[@paulmavric887]

Somewhere in a black

[@stevencardoso9646]

Can't get enough of it.

[@nick6876]

"Showing no promise as a farmer", he was sent off to Cambridge University 🤣🤣🤣

[@Cretaal]

It's this kind of thing that makes me fall in love with Elite: Dangerous all over again. These things are freaking fascinating, and I can't wait to see what's in store with them.

[@carlynculver]

Well said...

[@lua9502]

Okay now... I just rewatched the atmospheric flight demo and I saw you in the comments explaining why this would be incredibly hard to make at such a huge scale What are the odds??

[@VALIS538]

This documentary is 20 years old

[@AluminumOxide]

24 to be precise. It was made in 1996

[@WokeandProud]

Fun fact the average blackhole is no bigger then a large city block, yet are about 3 times heavier then our sun.

[@godfather7174]

Just imagine we shall never see a legend like John Hurt any more what a shame ;( his voice is just so soothing

[@HeliosEusebio]

43:10 "But seeing them is still beyond us. Even the latest high resolution Hubble images can only show the bright central disk, the jets of energized particles, but not the black speck in the middle." Until now. "

[@Ryukachoo]

rest in peace john hurt i remember watching this documentary when i was five years old (on repeat, of course, as five year olds do) its good it was reclaimed and uploaded to youtube.

[@philthomas4312]

either you're 6 or you are talking shit

[@joshglover2370]

That explains the 90s computers! 😅

[@mystwolfe7791]

So powerful it can bend light. Which means light is effected by gravity. Which means light is not a constant. Which means we have no way of measuring distance or time at distance

[@AUTOTUB3]

Space is amazing and scary 🥺

[@KushClarkKent]

I know isn't it great

[@martinjoseph5410]

This is one of my most favorite channels

[@zxwmabcdef5439]

Kip Thorne has a book about Black holes that is good reading but it might be over a lot of people's heads. I had to read a book about relativity and a book about differential geometry to understand it.

[@michaelclarke124]

This includes clips from Into Infinity, the Space 1999 episode Black Sun and Homer Cubed. Great video.

[@YouAndMrPeanut]

I’m pretty sure that in that one clip, one of the guys is the main actor from “the majestic” with Jim Carrey

[@jfleming6656]

Need a break from the depressing news of the pandemic. Think I’ll watch and learn about black holes to cheer up.

[@upscaleavenue]

😆😆😆

[@brunov958]

Dead Can Dance songs all over! A perfect match between two of my passions. 💙

[@joanbrosnan9858]

I was reading Stephen Halwking's "A Brief History of Time" for the first time and it made me think about gravity. I really don't understand why something would roll downhill. If you cut a hole completely through the earth, and dropped an object into it, would it go through? Or, would it stick to the sides of the hole at a certain point? If it is the mass that is causing gravity, then at some point it would stick to the sides. Or, if being mass is simply a hole punched into the fabric of space and creates a mini black hole to a different demension at the center of the mass, it will stay in the middle. I just can't wrap my mind around why mass would cause gravity. Any answers are welcome.

[@vincekelly5233]

It would be pulled to the center of the earth... Thats how it would work if you drilled a hole through the earth... Idk if you cut the earth in half... Great thought experiment...

[@beecivilized2959]

yeah it wouldn’t come out the other side because of air resistance as well as it being pulled to the center. it would just hit the sides too probably and lose speed.

[@NickWeissMusic]

If you had a hole through the center of the earth, with some kind of magical tubing that would prevent the heat damage, and make no contact with the object, it would fall through past the center point, then eventually stop and fall back toward center, this would repeat until the object finally settled in the center. I don’t remember where I read or saw that, but it makes sense.

[@Alex-bw6yd]

If you poked a hole from the crust of the earth on one side, down to the core, through and to the other side and then dropped something it would rapidly accelerate towards the center and then pass through the center and start to go towards the hole on the other end where it was hold begin to rapidly decelerate and then begin to rapidly accelerate back to the core and the process would repeat over and over and over again. Also mass causes gravity by the warping of space time. You know those science demos that people do of that fabric that they will set a heavy hall into and it sinks? Imagine that sinking but from every direction in 3 dimensions. Essentially wherever object exists in space has space around it and through it we are all, planets and stars included, quite literally in the fabric or space, so when enough weight is introduced that fabric begins to warp and bend, and that weight causes space to be moved towards it at a certain speed. The earths core is the densest and heaviest part of our planet and so the fabric of space that runs through the planet begins to be moved inwards towards it and does so from every conceivable direction at every point on our planet all the way out to the boundary of our planets gravity out in space. It’s just like the science demo with the sheet/fabric but in 3 dimensions. It’s, heavily simplified, weight that is deforming a fabric but we live in a 3 dimensional world so instead of it happening in a plane it happens in a sphere.

[@TBrownRecords]

You uploaded a awesome video keep up the good work

[@harryhathaway1086]

Narrator: oh bloody oh bloody a bloody bloody bloody

[@milkyo1206]

That is the best way I've ever seen a black hole explained. Now I understand ty.

[@morgangrey4020]

ahhh black holes where nothing escapes and all life dies..........sounds like marriage to me...lol

[@Liuhuayue]

I was expecting dirty jokes like this in the comments. XD

[@LLAMAZ-dl4nq]

u can escape a black hole as long as u don't pass horizon that's the part where u can't escape

[@markgradwell8352]

if you don't pass the event horizon you're not in the black hole, you're outside of it. And anyhow there is one thing that does escape once inside the black hole and that is "Hawking radiation".

[@paulleonard799]

the hawking radiation comes from outside the black hole

[@LLAMAZ-dl4nq]

how about divorce

[@jacquelinealbin7712]

That feel when you're watching a documentary on black holes and they use Dead Can Dance in the score/soundtrack

[@FramedHamProductions]

43:10 "But seeing [black holes] is still beyond us. Even the latest high resolution Hubble images can show only the bright central disk, the jets of energized particles, but not the black speck in the middle." Hello, from April 10, 2019! The day we got more than just a black speck!

[@poser8364]

It has finally been done

[@paulaunger3061]

Great vid - and on a side note, absolutely love love LOVE that music by Dead Can Dance was used! They were my favourite band in the Nineties... must have another listen 😍

[@juliamadeleine7888]

I was wondering what it was! I wasn't sure if it was dead can dance or not, which song is it?

[@jamesdonovan466]

@@juliamadeleine7888 Niereko Song of the Stars De Profundis

[@VeritechGirl]

Ha! My brother owns the old VHS version of this!

[@stuartjrichardson1]

Hahaha no way... That's brilliant

[@markdemell3717]

@Martin G No you don't ,silly guy.

[@markdemell3717]

@@stuartjrichardson1 That's Memorex.

[@markdemell3717]

Your so perty.

[@lowawatakathandhara1720]

That's how Merlin learn about the black holes...

[@cyberwarrior1504]

Don't say Phil hunts Black Holes, no one can hunt Black holes say he look for Black Holes.

[@mikelamb0531]

"I gave him a year subscription to penthouse much to his wifes disgust" LOL

[@victoraguirre7486]

Prof. Hawking is a savage lol

[@1harothread]

Did you see the corners of his mouth come up slightly when he typed that 😂😂😂

[@Soulblighter116]

Prof. Hawking 1942-2018, not only a prof in physics, but a prof. in SAVAGERY.

[@nicosmind3]

Raul Hinojoza Except that they've been observed. And by observed I mean objects orbiting an invisible mass which is condensation into a very small area. As well as gas clouds falling into an invisible mass, encircling it, and mass being directed away because the object is too small for that mass to fall directly into it (look up blazar or AGN for a full explanation). Now how they work, singularity, etc is up for debate a little. But they're there. Whatever you want to call them.

[@irishpanic]

That shit made me lmao at work

[@JasonJason210]

Wow - one I haven't seen yet!

[@lelandframe6927]

Nice to see some scenes from Gerry Anderson's "The Day After Tomorrow"! Haven't seen that in over 40 years!

[@craigdavidson5613]

And also the Black Sun episode of Space 1999. Boy, they made good mileage from Gerry Anderson's projects!

[@nanram588]

The event horizon is the perfect meaning of Einstein theory about bend spacetime

[@clevername8832]

I heard someone call it lasagnafication once.

[@juliolp95]

Pastafication

[@HarioGu]

I thought it was spaghettification? Or was fettuccinification? Dont remember

[@clevername8832]

@@HarioGu thank you for a great big smile this morning my friend. 😃

[@HarioGu]

@@clevername8832 👍

[@nategibbs8311]

Lol spagetification

[@NadaII]

'He's found the strongest evidence yet for a black hole' .. (Walks into his toilet)

[@markdemell3717]

It took me 4 years to get out of my ex;s Vagina.

[@everhernandez6011]

thank you for this great video 😉

[@mRibbons]

So... I can appreciate the slice-of-life montage of Phil packing up... But did we need to see his jockies @ 4:32? 😅

[@katnightingale]

Somebody loves Dead can Dance...

[@noahhammm6038]

I luv science it's so fun 😂

[@aden0088]

Noah Hammm :/ u got one like every year😂

[@MrTweetyhack]

"When a massive star dies, it will have no choice but to form a black hole" That is not true. Some turn into neutron stars

[@MarechalAviador]

What is the name at the end of the video?

[@raidenthekat2444]

I like the one part when it did that thing.!

[@proclipz9629]

Oooo that part was good

[@xXSKAVENXx]

"IN THE GRIM DARKNESS OF THE FAR FURTURE THERE IS ONLY WAR" The guy narrating also does WARHAMMER 40K lol love him

[@NatureCreation208]

So many black hole documentaries i have watched and only one line i understood "even lights can not escape".

[@Totoplayz5]

Black hole is like my bills where My paycheque always disappears

[@miltonfriedman350]

Wait so do the stars collapse then the lack of matter then forms a black hole, the star's mass just starts forming together in the core and form a ball and then the core becomes so dense and heavy it just falls and thus forming a pit in the fabric of space?

[@ZarathustrasCrown]

Not really the LACK of matter, basically stars are born out of light elements, mainly hydrogen...these undergo fusion creating heavier and heavier elements which take more and more energy to undergo fusion. If I remember this continues until eventually iron is created and the star, which is a fine balance between being pushed outward by fusion forces and inward by gravity, loses it's balance...there's more mass, and therefore more density and gravity wins out...the nuclear forces can't keep the star stable anymore. Normally they just shrink into dwarf stars and the like, but in REALLY massive stars, say a million or so of our suns mass, the gravity is so strong everything just collapses in on itself...it doesn't stop at a "dwarf" though, but just keeps compressing and compressing until it for all intents and purposes rips a pit into space-time...there's no "matter" left as we understand it, but the gravitational warping remains...

[@miltonfriedman350]

ZarathustrasCrown So it essentially just keeps imploding in on itself that it keeps getting denser and sucking in other stars and energy to feed it's energy usage?

[@ZarathustrasCrown]

Well, it CAN pull in other stars and the like...but yeah, in essence it's just mass that keeps imploding and imploding down to nothing, anything trapped in it's field falls in and can't escape. If there's nothing that falls in mind you, it will eventually go away due to something called Hawking radiation... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawking_radiation that takes ridiculous amounts of time though for black holes of any real size, longer than the length of time the entire universe has been here so far, hundreds of billions of years. It basically really, really slowly evaporates.

[@hklausen]

The weakest force of nature crushes the stronger forces. I like that :-) It only goes to show that sometimes the weakest is the strongest :-)

[@atsaba-elf]

The main Narrator sounds like THANOS

[@carlospas8302]

These documentaries usually help me fall alseep at night.

[@philp537]

It's now 2:30 am, the day after you wrote that comment 🕵️......😴

[@carlospas8302]

its 11:33 pm now

[@jorge310ball2]

It sure helps my dad fall asleep

[@joshsimmonds7546]

2:28 what a rude sound to put on here. Don’t they know people are trying to sleep!

[@CuauhtemocA]

obiously someone like's Dead Can Dance!

[@MrKmanthie]

I prefer Coil, myself!!

[@afrog2666]

@Raul Hinojoza Shove it! And why are you saying that to someone who talks about a music group? Moron..

[@AlphaCenturi16]

Ahhh. These aren't the type of 'black holes' I was looking for.

[@Stacey67320able]

John Hurt - another iconic voice. Miss him

[@Chris87032]

Naked science always has great stuff !! HUGE FAN !! KEEP THEM VIDEOS COMING :D

[@louisshaw258]

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[@louisshaw258]

Raul Hinojoza u

[@infidel6728]

Christian Ammari Those, not them.

[@robydee920]

@Infidel or live"them"but loose"videos".

[@jeffbradford79]

We need to send a probe and check one out

[@shannonbritton5313]

I'm sure someone will jump all over my ass and start calling me stupid, but why havent we ever had a satellite get close enough to one to get some images or even sucked into one? I know it would destroy the satelittle but couldnt it get some data at the very last second...?

[@theozman38]

Shannon Britton. It’d take 1000’s of years to get close to one, even if it is close to our galactic neighborhood. We launched the voyager satellites in the late 70’s and they finally have passed Pluto and entered interstellar space which isn’t outer space yet. Lol. Outer space is outside of our galaxy.

[@ridenhard2294]

Hence why haven't we sent many probes to the nearest blackhole. Our galaxy must have millions of blackholes. Albeit some closer to our solar system then Sagittarius A star. Given that time is of the essence in some people. This endeavor should've been established on the conclusion of both voyager missions. You are right Shannon Britton!!!!

[@theozman38]

Riden hard. Hence time is of the essence and the real reasons for nasa or other space agency to send probes to an area in space they think a black hole “might exist” right now our best telescopes, Infrared , or radio or Hubble or the new telescope that is overdue to launch 🚀 cannot see them. The blackness of space hides them and their behavior is peculiar and deceptive to observe. They think🤔 , the astrophysics, observers, have found the tell tale signs of black holes, some planetary objects are slingshot around the event horizon or light will actually get stretched around it, but still they aren’t sure yet if what they are seeing is a black hole. The reason why I mentioned the voyager missions is because they have had been slingshotted around Saturn to pickup speed to prolong their life and journey to reach further goals in hopes we can still communicate with them. Communication blackout is the fact of sending probes or satellites 🛰 into space destined for long journeys, either we will lose contact with it because the distance is too great or the something goes wrong with the power plant. Be it batteries or a reactor. If they launched a probe tomorrow, your children, your grandchildren’s children will not hear they have found a black hole or whatever about it. Even if it’s 5 light years away at 35,000 mph generations of people will pass by before it gets there. Maybe you don’t get it.

[@theozman38]

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[@Arkweathas]

RIP John Hurt

[@danielnystrom7310]

I love how the explain how black holes work, space and time, stretch and bend, and they havent found one yet...

[@honey4xi]

Have we seen or detected the ejecting radiation lights out of the active black holes of some galaxies in the universe yet? I think they act like volcanic eruptions. 🌋

[@frankdimeglio8216]

THE ULTIMATE (AND CLEAR) MATHEMATICAL UNIFICATION (AND PROOF) REGARDING PHYSICS/PHYSICAL EXPERIENCE IS NOW DEMONSTRATED, AS E=MC2 IS F=MA: TIME DILATION ultimately proves (ON BALANCE) that E=mc2 IS F=ma, as ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. This NECESSARILY represents, INVOLVES, AND DESCRIBES what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE. (Importantly, balance and completeness go hand in hand.) The stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. NOW, A PHOTON may be placed at the center of WHAT IS THE SUN (as A POINT, of course); AS the reduction of SPACE is offset by (or BALANCED with) the speed of light (c); AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Indeed, ultimately and truly, TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE; AS E=MC2 IS F=MA; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Very importantly, outer "space" involves full inertia; AND it is fully invisible AND black. GREAT. Accordingly, INSTANTANEITY is thus FUNDAMENTAL to what is the FULL and proper UNDERSTANDING of physics/PHYSICAL EXPERIENCE; AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. It ALL CLEARLY makes perfect sense. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. E=mc2 IS F=ma. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. E=MC2 IS F=MA. GREAT !!! Gravity AND ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy are linked AND BALANCED opposites, AS E=mc2 is F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Consider THE MAN who is standing on what is THE EARTH/GROUND. Touch AND feeling BLEND, AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. The stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. GRAVITATIONAL force/ENERGY IS proportional to (or BALANCED with/as) inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Accordingly, the rotation of WHAT IS THE MOON matches it's revolution. Great. MOREOVER, a given PLANET (including what is THE EARTH) then sweeps out equal areas in equal times consistent WITH/AS F=ma, E=mc2, AND what is perpetual motion; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. INSTANTANEITY is thus FUNDAMENTAL to what is the FULL and proper UNDERSTANDING of physics/physical experience, AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. This NECESSARILY represents, INVOLVES, AND DESCRIBES what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE. Stellar clustering ALSO proves ON BALANCE that E=mc2 IS F=ma, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. Objects (including WHAT IS the falling MAN) fall at the SAME RATE (neglecting air resistance, of course), as E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/energy is gravity. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. E=mc2 IS F=ma. THE DOME of a PERSON'S EYE is ALSO VISIBLE. (Notice the flat AND black space of what is THE EYE.) The stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. The sky is blue, AND the Earth is blue. THE EARTH/ground AND THE SUN are E=mc2 AND F=ma IN BALANCE, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS UNIVERSALLY PROVEN TO BE GRAVITY in what is a mathematically unified fashion. E=mc2 IS F=ma. The middle distance in/of/AS SPACE AND the full distance in/of/AS SPACE are NECESSARILY linked AND balanced. MAGNIFICENT !!!!!!!!!! INSTANTANEITY IS thus FUNDAMENTAL to what is the FULL and proper UNDERSTANDING of physics/physical experience, AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. It is ALL CLEARLY proven. Again, the stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. GREAT. Energy has/involves GRAVITY, AND ENERGY has/involves inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE. GRAVITATIONAL force/ENERGY IS proportional to (or BALANCED with/as) inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=mc2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. It is all CLEARLY proven !!!!!!!! TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. GREAT !!!!!!!! BALANCE and completeness go hand in hand. By Frank DiMeglio

[@TimpBizkit]

Wormholes, you jump in and your liquidated corpse comes out somewhere else!

[@chuckkkddiiieeuu222]

Or you're fried after being turned to puddy in a giant universal sized furnace....I feel like black holes are gigantic natural garbage cans....in place randomly to catch anything and everything that comes it's way...cleaning up so to speak lol.

[@S.PTheLabel]

advcgcfi the first time I have ever been to a few people think it's a good idea to have a great time in Florida and I have a great job with jinx it but I have to be at work at

[@abstractassassin8767]

Are you sure it actually removes you like a deletion. Black holes have so much pull that it pushes together and away in a mix basically turning you into a noodle flinging you around no-one knows what happens after

[@WokeandProud]

Depends on the wormhole.

[@michaelclarke124]

There are clips of Into Infinity and the Space 1999 episode Black Sun. In a science programme Peter Ustinov hovered at the event horizon of a black hole. He was in contact with a double of himself on Earth. Time in the space ship went very slowly and time on Earth went very fast. When Peter returned to Earth everyone was dead. There is also a clip of Homer Cubed.

[@michaelcollins192]

Find way to harness the power of a black hole for interstellar travel

[@iresqu713]

Look up the video of the guy who did the paper on the Halo drive

[@roberthook3209]

People talk of spaghettification as you fall into a black hole and that this would kill you, however time is accelerated as you approach one so there is a chance that you would die of old age before being made in to spaghetti

[@W4r34rt]

Time does not accelerate, on the contrary. For the person falling into the black hole time goes slower.

[@roberthook3209]

Yes but only beyond the event horizon, prior to this time is dilated.

[@roberthook3209]

Well you havnt come back to me on my deliberate error ????

[@W4r34rt]

Because I do not argue with people on youtube, most of the time its pointless.

[@roberthook3209]

wasnt looking an argument just a sensible discussion. Oh well

[@dodgers02007]

What about superheated quasar?

[@nicosmind3]

Edith Noriega well a quasar is a black hole just one that's feeding and at the centre of a galaxy. A super massive black hole, or AGN

[@robydee920]

@Little Cripple it's not just that it's feeding but the jet(overflow from the feeding process)has to be pointed directly at planet Earth🌍

[@ridenhard2294]

Black holes are at the center of every galaxy. But, there are black holes everywhere. Countless black holes that emit quasars that are not in the center of a galaxy. In fact there's a multitude of black holes in every galaxy. Black holes that are vagabond's just roaming aimlessly in outer space. Billions upon Billions ranging in size as small as a car, as large as our solar system, and even bigger. What type of black hole is rare? The size that falls between stellar & super massive. Intermediate size black holes anywhere from 100 to 10,000 of our sun's mass. Info acquired from Nasa.

[@lostsignal4359]

Stop taking about food

[@w5ba809]

I think the singularity is pretty much a curtain for the universe, it's a place where if we're to go through u wouldn't understand, it's physics don't make sense and other things don't make sense, a place where "sense" should be thrown out the window a place where new theories are a must.

[@blackcheesyghoul]

Came in for the black holes, stayed for Dead Can Dance

[@etebanlujan2974]

I loved that video. That was so beautiful. I love talking about space and time. I would have loved to meet Stephen Hawking, and I'd still love to go to these events with all these brilliant minds and converse amongst other people who share my passion. I love how the narrator used his words. I love how he called outer space, "the heavens". Unfortunately I don't belong. As much as I wish I had made better choices, I'm a misfit of all the misfits. I was always a trouble maker, but I always a troubled person. Still, absolutely nothing fascinates me more than art, music, space, time, consciousness, reality, psychology, science...

[@karlkarlsson9126]

As long as you know who you are, what you are interested in, that is what defines you.

[@thehaptiK]

tell me more about you.

[@NDAncient7]

Thumbnail picture is beautiful.

[@squalewally7297]

One thing to take away from this video, no matter what kind of pasta you throw into a black hole, it all gets spaghetified

[@petenielsen6683]

Why do I hear "Phantom of the Opera" going through my head when they mention the point of no return?

[@mrmakeadeal2415]

Mmm🤔 I wonder what would happen if you shot a missile in a black hole🤷‍♂️

[@Stammerjohan95]

The missile would be reduced to nothing in its gravity before the firing mechanism could tell the missile to explode

[@mrmakeadeal2415]

Aaron Stammerjuan I mean, what would a missle do, or warhead do inside of a black hole? Would it continue to travel forever or...... we’ll idk the possibilities, lol I’m just thinking here lol🤷‍♂️

[@rickylovesyou]

xvideos or redtube has your answer.

[@mrmakeadeal2415]

@@rickylovesyou 🤣🤣🤣 I'm not talking about porn

[@matthewfranco7644]

I didnt know they did a documentary on my ex-wifes heart.

[@andygriffiths2786]

IT WAS HER FANNY HAHA

[@Ziggy_Stark.]

ohhhhh..... too close.

[@mikelooby8362]

Gradually filling the void of a burnt star.

[@dannyrichards6233]

Thx 4 sharing.

[@Eirekk]

Is this documentary from the '90s?

[@stevocanuck]

+Eirekk yeah it does suck how it appears like they're throwing old stuff at us

[@rileygonzales896]

se7en this video sucks

[@michaeldes4369]

I fell like it's a bunch of videos combined, probably the Chinese or something.

[@michaeldes4369]

Still talking about this, The simple answer is it is!!!

[@AluminumOxide]

it was filmed in 1997