Could The Universe Be Inside A Black Hole?

In this video, we're investigating the possibility that the universe might be inside a black hole. Sagittarius A* is one of the most active black holes in the universe, and it's possible that the universe is inside it!
Wouldn't it be amazing if the universe was inside a black hole? We'll explore the evidence in this fascinating documentary and see if the universe is really inside a black hole! After watching this video, you'll have a better understanding of how black holes work and what evidence exists to support the theory that the universe is inside one!

[@FastChargeMango]

I mean, cool video but has nothing to do with the title

[@VictorAGDTrades]

Not only that but the photograph is not from sagitarius A this video is a mess

[@TheOttomann64]

Great visual presentaion...once again!!! I can´t wait till your next feature length production. Very well done videos are worth the wait. Thank you very much!

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Once upon a time, I dreamt I was a butterfly, fluttering hither and thither, to all intents and purposes a butterfly. I was conscious only of my happiness as a butterfly, unaware that I was myself. Soon I awaked, and there I was, veritably myself again. Now I do not know whether I was then a man dreaming I was a butterfly, or whether I am now a butterfly, dreaming I am a man.

[@historiadeluniverso]

Great video, thanks for your effort

[@ronaldkemp3952]

@2:40 The shadow of Sgr A* is produced because they assigned the highest energy photons, gamma rays as the color black and lower energy photons, X-rays and microwaves as orange and yellow. So looking directly at the black hole the radio telescopes detect massive amounts of high energy, invisible gamma ray photons radiating away from it. But then there wouldn't be any fun in debunking relativity's claim that nothing, not even light is able to escape them. It's a false image of a black hole, specifically manipulated to produce the shadow. Instead the highest energy photons should have been assigned a hot color like red. But then, the black hole would have looked just like any other star, not as dramatic. They basically erased the highest energy photons produced by the black hole to produce the shadow effect. It would be like blotting out the light of the sun and displaying the light produced by it's hot corona instead. Our sun at a great distance would also then look like a black hole. They did the same manipulation with the image of the supermassive black hole M87*. That's why they look so similar. The 2 SMBH images are artifacts. They're not real images of black holes.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Very impressed with this video. I have always been interested in astronomy and physics. It was things like this that drove me to enter those professions. Thank you for feeding my insatiable curiosity about the universe and the wonders that we discove

[@BillyCharlyEmy]

Misleading title!!!

[@RCSkunkWorX]

If this is the case then that would speak truth to the many worlds theory or bubbles in a bubble bath each bubble is a black hole in and of itself which contains a universe.

[@robotaholic]

Why would anybody even think it's possible to combine geometric curvature of spacetime with any kind of quantum theory or particles like gravitons. But then again I cannot wrap my brain around two black holes merging where the Event Horizon of which nothing can escape can capture a different black hole's Event Horizon when where nothing can escape it...wth?

[@digitalsiler]

I just love all this sci-fi mumbo-jumbo!

[@christmasham4312]

I always thought that

[@parazels83]

What's in the center of our Galaxy? Quasar or black hole? Or what?

[@paparoo9924]

Its your mom

[@gyro5d]

Mediated to center of everything is Nothing. Nothing travels faster than Light. Correct! Nothing is instantaneous!

[@user-il6dr1qg9j]

Black hole in center of every galaxy

[@SikSika]

They are not holes , like empty holes more like really hot bubbles that pulls in shits to it closely and burn desinagrateds thems who falls in

[@TomMannis]

Nice video, but .... let's say "the universe" is "inside a black hole." What, then, is that black hole in? Why, it would be in the universe of course. I'm constantly amazing and darkly amused by this logical flaw that so many scientists get sucked into (no pun intended).

[@jannettemallard6620]

🤯but I love it

[@PrometheusZandski]

Could the universe be inside a black hole? No. As we can move freely in any direction, not simply towards the center of the black hole then we can assume this is not the case. How do we know there is no center? Inside a black hole, looking away from the center would show light that is blue shifted. Looking at the center, you would see no light. We don't see this so we know there is no center point our universe is moving to.

[@stellarwind1946]

Can dark energy escape a black hole?

[@BrettHowell-wo1ik]

Holesssssss Gross. Like giant, Law breaking Fat ass but holes with one hell of a pair of lungs in there.... We've never even observed dark energy let alone experimented with it....though we know something is there. And black holes are one way tickets imo At least for an absurdly long long number of years it's a no-go on the return trip.....so imo well never know ....at least until we discover what we're dealing with with dark this dark energy stuff, that is.....

[@aliensandscience]

yes. dark energy and dark matter don't behave like regular matter. Hawking Radiation theory describes how anti-particles can escape blackhole and cause it to evaporate over time.

[@3rdcoastbooks490]

@@aliensandscience Hawking Radiation Theory describes events that occur outside of the event horizon. The particles do not actually escape the blackhole because they were never inside it. His theory is that the energy required to create the matter/anti-matter particle pairs is effectively provided by the blackhole. Given the orientation of the pair at their creation one of the particles could have a possibility of possessing enough energy to escape the gravity field of the blackhole and radiate out into space.

[@Cubano.Marica]

...yes, our universe COULD be inside a black hole, that the neighboring universes alien communities are laughing at us for not knowing how to get out of it like they do

[@dankster990]

Im sure that everybodys brain are universe and it is multiverse

[@Nightscape_]

Future humans are going to look back at us an laugh at what we hypothesized about the universe and black holes.

[@WVUer21]

I keep repeating to no one, but we didn't know germs existed 300 years ago. Where will we be in 2323, assuming we haven't offed ourselves yet.

[@BrettHowell-wo1ik]

@@WVUer21 I be flittering around on somebody's ceiling or light bulb as dust particle remnants, I figure, in the year 2456 or whatever. And we'll all be embittered cavemen with small tattered nothing lives with feral pets who live to an average of 27...like the 90s was for Grunge rock, kinda

[@user-il6dr1qg9j]

Ok theory of black hole is like a drain the closer to the center the faster you go now there is a theory we can shred particles into atoms once at achieve speed and if it all comes to one point it eather blows out and drains into space again or possibly merge into another energy possibly explaining the light that shoots out after so much energy is consumed they already found that it may be possible for planets to form by similar process just using what's inside to mix a combination of things to create one

[@haltvkang]

Asd

[@Ani_any]

Yes maybe black holes are new universes and dark matter and vacuum is dark energy and it's about zillion universes like atoms and maybe we live in one black hole in our universe is one big empty space and it's our hole it's 2d and inside is 3d universes and it's 4d what some people explain 4d like expending ball