Death by spaghettification: artistic animation of star being sucked in by a black hole

[@KnocksX]

That's a pretty cool simulation of how we would perceive a simulation of this happening.

[@maheshnaik561]

Damn. Facts

[@VotEtoPizdets]

I wonder though, why they chose this. Roll of the dice? Because its far from what the suspected action would be, theoretically speaking.

[@flaviog.7628]

The most violent death in the universe. Literally being torn apart on a sub-atomic level

[@tyson9419]

Spaghettification is my new favorite word.

[@Igor-yz4wb]

It is not racist.

[@3DomSculpts]

The most violent death, necessary for the dispersal of the components for the creation of life.

[@digitalsiler]

so we're told ;)

[@VSgrPistolStar]

The most romantic death

[@cupcakeanimated5440]

Black hole: *M0RE POWER.*

[@seamon9732]

*Insert Palpatine meme here*

[@kusa7637]

MO POWA BABY??

[@TactileCoder]

What you're seeing is a somewhat idealized view of the relativistic effects of black holes as they curve space-time. Black holes can have mass and charge. The mass is what you see that's causing the star to orbit and disintegrate around the plane of orbit around the black hole causing the accretion disk. The two polar jets is the result of the second property mentioned black holes casually exhibit in our universe -- charge. As the black hole would have a very strong magnetic field retained from its time as a star (except an nth the radius of its previous life) the magnetic fields near the event horizon are incredibly strong and will propel infalling and accreting matter along the field lines going outward towards North/South. The acceleration the particles experience is enough such that they are able to fully escape their fate in crossing the event horizon of the black hole and overcome the tidal forces at the poles to form the relativistic jets as they shoot outwards.

[@indrasismitra6484]

Thanks for this. I was confused as to how there can be shooting jets out, if nothing could escape the gravity of the black hole. Now reading your explanation based on the electromagnetism of the black hole makes things a little clearer. So are these shooting jets the so-called Hawking radiation ?

[@alghul66]

@@indrasismitra6484 no, i think hawking radiation mechanism is something different

[@kamisama9715]

@@indrasismitra6484 No. Hawking radiation is entirely different.

[@ernestinasoares1047]

this is what my back needs

[@RaeshAlGhul]

LMFAO totally underrated

[@ditchweed2275]

This is the mickey mouse disney animation of the event.

[@Novusod]

This isn't science. It is a computer animation. Walt Disney would be proud. Just like the night on Bald Mountain.

[@FilipeRangel7]

They show us animations on CGI and all we praise the Religion called “cience” 🤪

[@ttamcc.4674]

@@FilipeRangel7 wow so funny 😐

[@thedripkingofangmar6778]

Truly Amazing, wonderful art. Can't want for the moment we can better observe these phenomena

[@somandelao437]

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[@benjamynm8890]

I can

[@apex1615]

There's a picture taken today where you can see the process of spaghettification on a star

[@VotEtoPizdets]

careful what you wish for...

[@erreteesse]

A perfect vídeo taking by 6 months. The 'camera' centralized the image and didn't shake it. Wow, amazing technology!!!

[@pareabledeadman]

Uh. No. This is an artistic animation and is not infact a real video.

[@erreteesse]

@@pareabledeadman thanks 🤣

[@ttamcc.4674]

@@pareabledeadman he was being sarcastic lol

[@Plaazzzz]

As scary as it is, you gotta admit that looks pretty dang cool

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

How 'long' does it take to spaghettify a whole star? (Considering Earth's relativity).

[@AndresUruguayo]

6 months

[@williamprevost_]

@@AndresUruguayo Explained the reasoning?

[@vkobevk]

depend size of black hole

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

@@vkobevk Avarage, dude... Avarage...

[@vkobevk]

@@andreranulfo-dev8607 didnt they say 1 million stars mass ? so if true it is a supermassive black hole

[@PierroCh5]

God I wish that were me

[@superpeaceloveunity]

I was a kid when this happened. We were all so confused what was happening, but we survived.

[@elsonteshirogiteshirogi7232]

I had a dream. And in this dream I traveled through the black hole. It is a change of dimension that the human physical equation does not know yet

[@LucIndustries]

That wasnt a dream, you probably just smoked some DMT

[@DopplerVAL]

@@LucIndustries HAHAHAHAHAHHA

[@deborahnorris4613]

Actually, our ancestors understood physics better than most today. They left their understanding of and their warnings for us carved into stones all over the world. Same story. A massive event, then a hijacking of. Learn for the sake of generations to come. Good day.

[@followyourbliss101]

that's really cool. Sucks for the star though

[@AsItHappensHere]

And over what length of time did this occur? C'mon man! I doubt all this took place in 24 seconds. Geesh!

[@alghul66]

Check the source paper. It's animation, so IT takes less time for prezentation

[@AsItHappensHere]

@@alghul66 yeah no shit Sherlock.

[@MORO7359]

I have the exact same question

[@EyFmS]

Black holes look like the recycling bins of the universe and Death by spaghettification does sound like a overdose of spaghetti bolognese tbh.

[@businessmanbrute2211]

Yep they are recycling bins for absorbing galaxies,solar systems, life and then shoot every matter absorbed right out in your face

[@businessmanbrute2211]

And to survive for the longest time

[@iuriedson2190]

Thank you God to live in times like these which the knownlege is available for everyone.

[@lazarduke6596]

Speculation is not knowledge

[@Doctrinnn]

Well, if everyone have an access to the Internet.

[@lazarduke6596]

@@Doctrinnn Everyone knows 1+1=2, but why is, that question only 0,000001% of people on Earth can actually know and prove Looks like pic.blog.plover.com/math/PM/1+1=2.png So yeah, to say that people would have knowledge by having access to internet is same as you would say that extreme watch of porn would make you better lover You are the very prove, that your opinion about access to internet is correlated with knowledge is very wrong. Knowledge is ability TO PROCESS, not just the ability to have information

[@Doctrinnn]

@@lazarduke6596 well, if you have no access to information - you also cannot process it.

[@lazarduke6596]

@@Doctrinnn Idea is not coming from information. You have info that all people are living in caves for example,.. than how you get to a house when no info is given for/about house. Information can be forever in front of our eyes, but if we are unable to process it,..that info is for us only a background noise. Trump can tell for example on TV some information that 99% of people clearly heard,..but only 1% will process that info and use it to earn a lot of money. Get it!?People can have ALL the info that internet can give them,..but if not able to process properly, all that info is totally useless.

[@mariadaluzmoutinho5701]

Isto é um colapso ...e mais uma estrela perdida para sempre!!? De forma tão rápida que os raios X foram detectados pelo telescópio!!! Isto é uma experiência de ficar atordoada com esta animação tão precisa!!

[@leo-bd9od]

Esse video é real mesmo??

[@user-ms3jo1zh2k]

Kkk

[@user-ms3jo1zh2k]

Tão real que não mostram as fotos e videos originais.. e sim essa animação ridícula..

[@cleudembergfreitas2705]

Ta bom, eles conseguiram enxergar um buraco negro engolindo uma estrela a 215 milhões de anos-luz. É muita nóia!!! se tem telescópios com essa potência, para que gastar bilhões mandando sondas para asteróides e outros planetas, pq não apenas apotam o telescópio e tiram fotos. Com essa potência da pra ver até as moléculas que compõe o ar!. A NASA mente demais 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@cleudembergfreitas2705]

@Micael vc é muito crédulo, acha realmente que a NASA conseguiu ver um evento raríssimo, na verdade nunca visto, a uma distância de 215 milhões de anos-luz? Faz as conta mano, a luz viaja a 300.000 km por segundo, multiplica e vê a distância que isso dá. É impossível!!!

[@Виктор-ж1ш]

Фантазеры нарисовали мультики и выдают за истину)) Боюсь человечеству не дано подобное наблюдать. Курнули ребятки и нафантазировали.

[@Redfox-it9cn]

вы о чем?

[@ВячеславА-л8в]

@@Redfox-it9cn о том, что можно рисовать, что угодно и никто никогда не узнают правду

[@Danielaa707]

unbelievable people, right, we can still surprise you even more

[@SterileNeutrino]

Is this animation or simulation as in, lots of CPU time on a supercomputer to do fluid dynamic computation on a background that is 4-D warped spacetime with a rotating black hole down the middle? Simulation sounds costly to the point of being maybe not yet in reach of our current supers.

[@muitosabao]

It's not a simulation, it's an artist impression with feedback/input from scientists

[@TheStormHelix]

Please tell us, what is the time scale for this depiction?

[@indrasismitra6484]

Yes, really valid question. A timescale bar would be a great addition. In any case, I guess the whole even might be spanning tens of thousands of years.

[@TheStormHelix]

I don't think we're talking about thousands of years here. I'm no expert, but I believe the sun described here could be on something like a nine year orbit, like our own S62 around Sagittarious A*. In this video it appears to travel maybe 1/9th of that path, suggesting it might have gone from star to string to radiation blast in less than one year. My understanding is that with AT 2019qiz astronomers didn't actually catch the stringing out shown here, but rather the flashes of the explosive expulsion which were studied over a 6month period. What I wonder is how fast the stringing out might have been; was it a matter of months, weeks, days, or even seconds?

[@indrasismitra6484]

@@TheStormHelix Thanks for the explanation. I certainly misplaced my estimate. I guess I need to do some more reading on this.

[@cvebeats]

It would be nice to see what your sensors actually saw and not just your artistic interpetations.

[@infinitytrippyvideos1662]

That's me everytime I get baked 🥴

[@lazkycs]

So how long does it take for this video to happen in real time?

[@TruckerJenkins82]

25 seconds

[@lazkycs]

@@TruckerJenkins82 so who has the real answer?

[@failure_man6785]

Make the quasar brighter, that's the brightest thing in the universe after all.

[@cate01a]

damn! and it looks the star is moving away from the black hole yet the black hole is still able to leech it? how?

[@Fghjk-hs9zd]

Noodlelification is the synonym

[@RetroToonsOfficial]

Your Content Are Awesome i Mean I like It

[@llothar68]

How long would this 24 seconds take in real time ? Does anyone know?

[@miiiishaohmisha]

The article states it was observed over approximately six months newatlas.com/space/black-hole-star-spaghettification/?New+Atlas+Subscribers&EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_10_13_01_28&

[@kerryrus]

Interesting artistic animation. Can you also post what the ESO's New Technology Telescope raw (or time lapsed) video? I know it won't have the same resolution, but that is OK.

[@Smyridon]

He can not post it because it does not exist. They are screwing with you.

[@enzochang6047]

Maybe the reporter don't know the ugly one is the real thing, this fancy one is just a simulation.

[@icetyper3353]

It's A Beautiful Day In The Space

[@TrueGritProductions]

This reminded me of the free animations you get with the Video Editor program on your Windows based laptop computer... why don't we have video of the actual thing happening? hmmm

[@totalvindecat1302]

because it is CGI not real

[@AsItHappensHere]

@@totalvindecat1302 that's what he just said ya dimwit!

[@arvozo2816]

because black holes does not exist in reality. check Robitaille and Crothers nullifying black holes.

[@johanps4893]

@@arvozo2816 Yes, they do. Their existence is conclusively proven, the increasingly absurd claims of a few cranks notwithstanding.

[@arvozo2816]

@@johanps4893 proven? nope its not. Its more like consensus, which not the proof. And "absurd claims" are the very essence of black hole concept. These "two cranks" exactly show how absurd the whole black hole thing is. Nonsensical

[@professorrogeriocsmartin1998]

Isso É uma ilustração, fantasiosa, e impossível ver um evento destes a 300 mil anos luz da terra, o homem mal consegue chegar ao fundo do aceano, quantos mais eventos anos luz daqui, tolice...

[@FilipeRangel7]

Eles nos mostram animações em CGI e todos nós louvamos a Religião chamada “ciência” 🤪

[@andregustavoassing134]

Deve ser outro terraplanista

[@arturaugustynek670]

When the turbo kicks in

[@Felis_Sparrow]

Оу... Что ж... Это было бы самым эпичным окончанием 2020 года...

[@scottlepageslonglostson9640]

Looks like the scene from interstellar.

[@vkobevk]

in interstellar the black hole didnt eat a star

[@Kyabaathai353]

@@vkobevk haha! :)

[@Blazeww]

If the gravity is soo extreme.. Could it pull atoms apart before the event horizon and the stuff we see is actually subatomic particles given energy by the intense magnetic fields generated orbiting the black hole..... Would that look similar to what they have observed?

[@amitparikh1387]

OMG. Woooow. Just amazing ❤️

[@Smyridon]

Disney and Marvel make it far more better...

[@businessmanbrute2211]

@@Smyridon go away you bias

[@victorfcastro]

how exactly do you guys expect to have a true high-quality video from this observation? from something which is hundreds of millions kilometers away? of course they have to use artistic correspondences

[@Smyridon]

Could we have original low-quality video of any "space event" for a change?

[@victorfcastro]

@@Smyridon well I'm not an expert in these matters but the images they receive (and with images I mean all the eletromagnetic energy that they capture with telescopes) are very dim and they use several techniques to analyse it's spectrum etc. it's not a video per se, I guess it's more about analysing frequencies and their variation over time end note: I have zero contact with this area of work besides a mild interest and awe, if anyone wants to correct me feel free to do so, I'll be glad

[@Smyridon]

@@victorfcastro Tell me, do you trust that those people are telling you the truth, and not just made up farytales? Do you really believe that they can see an object that is 250 millions of light years away with a telescope?

[@igott-interpretaciagravita4262]

please, what percentage does this simulation answer reality? So how much did we feel that this was how it went? maximus max thanks

[@unauthorizedbroadcast1811]

They said nothing can escape black hole , now black hole itself launching blast (blast of light etc.) ??

[@MarCuseus]

**FACEPALM**

[@IDyn4m1CI]

As long as you're outside the event horizon you can still escape man. Its when you fall in that there's no going back

[@Trexmaster12]

The thing that gets to me is that... desintegration into the levels of quartz -- correct? Into fermions, leptons, and bosons. The ultimate question is: are they consumated/destroyed forever, or are they recycled? Moreover, which human looks at this and wonders: ”How could we replicate this within our limitations?”

[@IDyn4m1CI]

According to Hawking "information cannot be destroyed". So whatever fell inside, that information about what type of particle it was and its spin stays at the surface on the event horizon, and its released as Hawking radiation as the black hole evaporates. But this is just a conjecture, no one knows if information is truly destroyed and Hawking radiation has never been detected. And as far as I know, theres no black holes detected near us that meet the criteria to rule out or confirm Hawking radiation

[@skadrumsandwich7415]

I replicated 00:11 pretty accurately last weekend after I ate a ton of bad Mexican food.

[@achrafabbes1403]

but isn't a black hole's gravity so strong that it sucks in anything, i don't understand how can debris come out ?

[@aroqga6085]

did i hear spaghetti

[@bmlsb]

Amazing cartoon...It really happened!!! There's your proof 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@totalvindecat1302]

CGI to keep lying on us

[@johanps4893]

@Martin Griffin I hope you're not serious.

[@johanps4893]

You do understand, I hope, that this animation is not the actual study underpinning the findings.

[@bmlsb]

@@johanps4893 people like you believe anything...

[@bmlsb]

@Joe Moma people like you believe the earth was created from nothing, by nothing...a scientific impossibility.

[@SR-fe5fc]

Flying Spaghetti Monster, is that you??

[@top-shirocatcafe4191]

That's literally the thanos snap

[@FilipeRangel7]

startrek's CGI

[@FilipeRangel7]

@SOUNDWAVE S.T. who shooted photo’s milk way? :3

[@КирилГузеев]

А через сколько лет чёрная дыра доберётся но нашего сектора галактики, или вселенной?

[@AbdulHameed-hd4zu]

Death By SpeghattiFication *SPEGHATTI?*

[@williamprevost_]

If it was the solar system. Would earth get spaghetified before and we would then experience the heat of the sun passing by?

[@vkobevk]

is hard to tell, it is possible our earth will be expelled from solar system at relativist speed

[@IDyn4m1CI]

Its would be really hard for earth to fall in it unless it was aimed perfectly to hit us point blank. In that case, we would get spaghettified. If it was a near miss, the extreme tidal forces would destroy the planet and probably kill us all in a matter of hours. If it passed by the Solar System, but no close to us, it would disrupt the orbits of the planets, either sending us into deep space to freeze to death, or closer to the sun to burn to death in a highly elliptical orbit

[@TomBartol]

Pictures or did not happen.

[@torpicl]

Can I use this

[@ESOobservatory]

Yes, this video is released under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. You can use or modify it as long as you credit it as "ESO/M. Kornmesser"

[@squishygrapeschannel2227]

POV: my brain during a test.

[@Jandersonnobre]

Espetacular !

[@SoCalFreelance]

What time span are we talking about here? Thousands or millions of years?

[@vkobevk]

they say 6 months

[@Wicked_Gogeta]

This might be the way to future.??

[@ryuuk85]

Same thing happens to me when I eat chili.

[@ambehhh]

Fun fact 1sec=1million years

[@lauti.b9750]

Mierda que piola que es eso y si este es el comentario pobre que buscabas pero fuera de eso es casi triste ver cómo una estrella muere parte por parte chupada por un agujero negro

[@GOARMY0052youtubeee]

So Satifying!!😀😀👽🏈

[@oscaradeaza1203]

When my family sees icecream

[@rupomsreelkolkata]

ITS CALLED NATURE'S WISH

[@aimenhamami8902]

Where can we find the study that helped figure this animation

[@aimenhamami8902]

I don't realy understand how something (blast of matter) escape the black hole

[@IDyn4m1CI]

@@aimenhamami8902 Strong magnetic fields spewing out jets of ionized matter

[@Сварщик-т2л]

А как из черной дыры может что то излучатся, нам преподавали что ее тяготение не может преодолеть даже свет ?

[@djimmearthworm]

Если черную дыру не может покинуть даже свет, то что это за фейерверк?

[@davyerni779]

lack of spagetthi woud be a much more horribleh end ;0)and everyone who has at least 1/3 part italian on le inside would totally agree .

[@anadelysantos8581]

"Astrônomos conseguiram capturar o exato momento em que uma estrela foi "rasgada em tiras" e devorada por um buraco negro" E nem mostraram algumas reais imagens Enfim a hipocrisia

[@yagodias5600]

Não tem nem como mostrar imagem real disso. Na primeira imagem divulgada pela NASA de um buraco negro há alguns meses atrás, ele estava a 55 milhões de anos-luz da Terra e só dava pra ver um borrão alaranjado. Esse buraco negro do vídeo em questão está a 215 milhões de anos-luz da Terra, o que os astrônomos captaram sobre esse evento com certeza não foi nem nada visual, nenhum telescópio existente consegue capturar imagens com definição a uma distância dessa.

[@FilipeRangel7]

Quem fotografou a via láctea? :3

[@IDyn4m1CI]

Imagens reais de um evento desses são de apenas alguns pixels, e só captam uma fração minúscula do evento pois é um processo que dura milhares de anos. A animação de uma simulação do evento é muito mais espetacular de se assistir

[@dcocz3908]

So anyone know how you Carbon tax god? I'm pretty sure if the event horizon was mine they'd tax me for all that spew

[@kaidaSSOO]

where does the star go?

[@IDyn4m1CI]

Its dead, man. Its part of the black hole now

[@Sashapro256]

Hmmm... why don't we check? You go first , i will be second

[@danielplainview2584]

Interstellar (2014) - Alternate Ending

[@user-zc9pq1bz6n]

Suddenly everyone on that planet can fit into their old high-school jeans again.

[@PaulThomasV]

Let's party like never before!

[@johnroth416]

Suddenly everyone can fit into ONE pair of jeans.

[@sujatbindaudsaad8462]

you can’t hear only watch so scary 😬

[@AlfieMcSloy]

SUPAH MARIO IN REAL LOIFE... SPAGHETTI!

[@JohnAIDoe]

Thanos just snap his finger.

[@mike1bravo845]

Son it's not a real vídeo?

[@ryanraynor3248]

There can be only one!

[@alkyd85]

What about an actual video?

[@Smyridon]

They lost him.

[@Smyridon]

@Joe Moma I was ironic. Nasa is full of shit! ;-)

[@blitzkriegsebastian]

A black hole sucks in a star and then it spits out the light or radiation. Is it the way a black hole works? It's a question. Enlighten me, please.

[@nassaulinehara3701]

Damn. This is epic.

[@Saikat_Musib]

Take me there. I too have the wish to die.

[@techsupport8715]

Is this real or a animation

[@R6ex]

A bit like the meat grinder ..... brutal!

[@user-ms3jo1zh2k]

it's photoshopped but it has to be. lol

[@GordonFreemanC13]

Long live Chris Cornell !

[@dman030]

all this technology and still just animations smh

[@dman030]

@Joe Moma oh, please explain, love to hear it.

[@dman030]

@Joe Moma so if you cant see it with a telescope (i.e. modern technology), how you know it's there? you stupid man :-D

[@dman030]

@Joe Moma you so smart you stupid hahahaha

[@jerryy147]

more like death by glamour

[@valerijtrufanov]

Why can't it be an Angel? fool dreamers

[@finight9]

If nothing escapes a black hole, then what is all of that shit shooting out of it at the end?

[@IDyn4m1CI]

Relativistic jets of ionized matter

[@Neto333br]

Estão espalhando esse vídeo como se fosse imagens reais, mas é nítido que é CGI..

[@Neto333br]

@DIVERSIDADE LIBERDADE imagens geradas por computador.

[@FilipeRangel7]

Eles nos mostram imagens em CGI e nós louvamos a Religião chamada “ciência” 🤪

[@Neto333br]

@@FilipeRangel7, na verdade ciência, ciência de verdade é bom, o problema que alguns, estão fazendo uma falsa ciência, este é minha visão.

[@FilipeRangel7]

Sim, por isso o termo “entre aspas”. Inclusive esta citada é obrigatória.

[@IDyn4m1CI]

Como se não estivesse escrito "animação artística" bem no título. Pessoal não sabe ler mais?

[@luizalberto2825]

INTER, campeão de tudo.

[@nextlevel5065]

Vish kkkk , Inter Man skksksksk

[@nextlevel5065]

Deixa dessas iaiakai

[@IsahCaetanoTube]

Série b riu disso, supercopa do Brasil tbm

[@gamesofbjuug9315]

nooooo my spaget

[@tonyvu60]

How could a star far outside the event horizon be sucked into the black hole? Seems erroneous here.

[@alghul66]

Gravity, simple

[@WolfWizart]

Бедная планетка((

[@RadTigr]

Это звезда.

[@VotEtoPizdets]

This doesnt really mesh well with the widely held theories regarding the events Enthalpic condition. Strange that ESO would use an artistic rendition that isnt resembling the accurate mode of Delta P/T. What would wave function collapse look like though? Maybe this is how they imagine macroscopic action? But, with it being Euclidian in nature, wouldnt that make this video Laplacian? Im having trouble articulating my thought here. Its not easy to compress it as i have. This is a genuine question for anyone much more talented than myself in the discipline.

[@herciliofrancelino7809]

Acho que isso é montagem

[@brunomendes4159]

"Artistic animation"

[@MrLeoBolek]

É uma animação demonstrando como POSSIVELMENTE é a "espaguetização" de uma estrela, sendo "engolida" por um Buraco Negro.

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

Não envergonhe o povo brasileiro.

[@herciliofrancelino7809]

Porque estão me jugando, eu só achei eu não fosse eu não sei sobre essas coisas 🤦🏼

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

@@herciliofrancelino7809 Mano, é claro que é uma "montagem", esse processo dura milhões de anos para acontecer. É apenas uma animação.

[@bcbtrek1]

Why does this generation overuse the word "literally" Why??

[@MarCuseus]

Good question. Especially since most of the idiots clearly have no clue what it means.

[@MeLlamoAnderson]

@@MarCuseus Well, Google has two definitions for "literally", and one of them says "used for emphasis or to express strong feeling while not being literally true." So that's probably the meaning people have in mind when overusing the word.

[@radimirram940]

Be more specific with what you mean by; "This generation" you have numerous generations on the planet Earth right now.

[@radimirram940]

@@MarCuseus And you're not an idiot? I mean lets be realistic, you're an idiot, I'm an idiot everyone is an idiot. Its part of being a human being, if we aren't being idiots, then were being machines.

[@bcbtrek1]

Today it’s overused period. Along with “with that said” 🙄

[@ModderL]

Buraco negro soltou um peidão q não deu para ninguém

[@hirosihh]

Among us killing fall guys: