ADDING MATTER TO INFINITY 🌑 🌎 🪐 ⭐️ ⚫️

[@MetaBallStudios]

The video does not try to be realistic about the growth of a celestial body. It is a simplified way to understand what categories of celestial bodies exist according to their mass. The numbers in the video are approximate at various times, always try to get closer to reality, but this can be more complex. 👍 If you liked the video, feel free to share it and subscribe! ⚠ There is a small error at 4:35, the mass should be 86900, not 8600. I made a mistake when I changed the Kg to Milky Way masses. ----------------------------------------------------- El vídeo no pretende ser realista sobre el crecimiento de un cuerpo celeste. Es una forma simplificada de entender qué categorías de cuerpos celestes existen en función de su masa. Los números del vídeo son aproximados en varios momentos, siempre se intenta acercarse a la realidad, pero esto puede ser más complejo. 👍 ¡Si te ha gustado el vídeo, no dudes en compartirlo y suscribirte! ⚠ Hay un pequeño error a las 4:35, la masa debería ser 86900, no 8600. Cometí un error al cambiar las masas de Kg a Vía Lácteas.

[@TmONEYfan]

Ok!

[@世界は崩壊した]

Hi th heck. You post that a day ago

[@WekabyteGames57]

Hi MetaBall

[@chrisgaming9567]

Idea, how about some sort of comparison video of the potentially-habitable exoplanets?

[@j.al.p.2224]

Amazing video!. Could you make another one about adding matter but with a fixed sized object, just to show the effects of the increasing gravity on the surroundings?

[@villebooks]

Better than any recent Hollywood Blockbuster - thank you!

[@MetaBallStudios]

Thanks!

[@pinkybarman1478]

HDFC bank

[@ddd.777-]

If you by rencen mean 2 days maximum then yes

[@Pinky_QwQ]

Super thanks of 100000 bitcoins and 200 dollars Yes we use both lol

[@playtogertherendles]

u mbs

[@jbarnes4521]

I love the way even the imaginary orbit lines get distorted by the blackhole

[@giokun100]

I love the way light orbits the supermassive black hole faster than the speed of.....light at 3:58

[@Daviticus042]

He's a pro.🙂

[@Birdman._.]

​@@giokun100not faster than the speed of light But realivistic speed

[@evangravell5140]

I think that's the light from the lines getting distorted not the actual lines themselves.

[@chmis3]

You should consider using a numeric-monospace font, where all digits are the same width, so that the numbers don't jitter so much as they change

[@sksarifuddin2898]

I think they did it intentionally

[@torrust17]

I think for the top numbers they did it intentionally - numeric monospace could have (and this is such a minor improvement, as this was an incredibly well put-together video) made the numbers to the right of the mass easier to read

[@Titanic-wo6bq]

Yeah but the numbers moving does look cool.

[@martinqizeaq]

It was intentional to look more intense when it was counting up.

[@playtogertherendles]

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[@felixhofmann4157]

Keep in mind that there is no exact point where a black hole forms. From a mass of about 3 solar masses, it is well possible that a black hole of 9km diameter forms. The further the mass of 3 solar masses is exceeded, the greater the chance that the mass will become critical. (approximately over 90% of all Black holes aren't bigger than 10km)

[@BrunodieKatze-qi5ne]

Thank you for the information, i didn't know that 👍

[@DefinitivErikHohmeier-yv9qw]

But what is the reason, the mass gets into a critical state?

[@Ole_Rasmussen]

@@DefinitivErikHohmeier-yv9qw When enough mass collapses into a small enough space, the forces within the matter can't resist gravity anymore and it collapses into a single point, becoming so small that there's a zone of empty space around it where light can't escape gravity

[@felixhofmann4157]

@@DefinitivErikHohmeier-yv9qw If a star collapses because it has all its Hydrogen fused to Helium. It will inflate itself and start producing carbon and hydrogen in its core till there is no more helium left. From there on, the mass of the star will is relevant of what will happen next. Here are some scenarios: White Darf; any type if nova; form of nebula; brown Dwarf; Neutron star and if the mass is big enough: Black hole

[@LendriMujina]

@@DefinitivErikHohmeier-yv9qw 3 solar masses is the minimum for there to be enough crushing power for a supernova to happen. Stars have so much mass that it keeps trying to crush itself as much as possible. All that crushing squeezes the atoms inside so tight that they fuse into new elements. That fusion releases a lot of energy outward, which pushes back against the pull of gravity. When a star runs out of stuff to fuse, it can't push back against gravity anymore, and all that matter bounces off the core with tremendous force. In very heavy stars, this is what causes a supernova, an explosion that can destroy _almost everything_ for light years around. Now, the star's core gets all the force of a supernova inward - that same force that can shred entire solar systems to dust - slamming against it from all sides. THIS is what causes it to get squeezed so tight that it becomes either a black hole or a neutron star. A neutron star happens in the relatively rare situation that the core is able to survive that inward supernova. A black hole is what happens when it can't, and black holes are far more common. A star lighter than 3 solar masses just dissipates into a relatively unremarkable planetary nebula, which is too weak to form a black hole and leaves behind a white dwarf.

[@Ole_Rasmussen]

I got chills when it hit Laniakea mass, it framed the universe in a certain way that made me feel like I could sense the scale even though I can't Absolutely stunning visuals!

[@sharkbit1136]

I've only had that feeling one time in my life, when I was looking at the moon. It's not that you comprehend the size, it's almost like you can comprehend how much you can't comprehend.

[@sfbuck415]

your animation and modelling skills keep getting better every video

[@SeraphArmaros]

Solid music choices too.

[@villebooks]

@@SeraphArmaros Yeah, perfect mix!

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

​@@SeraphArmaros Solid disney tram voice too "Hello everyone! Welcome aboard the Mickey and Friends Tram. Please lower your head and watch your step while boarding. Please place young children toward the inside of the tram-away from the sides. There may be no lap sitting, except for very young children who are sitting with their parents. Children may not ride in strollers. Strollers should be folded and safety stored before we leave. As a courtesy to other passengers, we ask that there be no eating, drinking, or smoking on board. In just a few moments, we will begin our trip to the Disneyland Resort Main Entrance Plaza. Thank you." ... "Para su seguridad, favor de permanecer sentados con las puertas cerradas, manteniendo su manos, brazos, pies, y piernas adentro mientras el tranvía esta moviendo. Y vigilen a sus niños. Gracias."

[@richardelder6519]

Nothing quite like waking up in the morning, making a coffee, sitting down at my LapTop and having my head COMPLETELY BLOWN AWAY by your videos!!! LOVE IT! Keep up the great videos MetalBallStudios!!!

[@tonyorobsky]

It's funny how, for a while, the hyper black hole was invisible. It felt like a return to the time when human instruments couldn't "see" black holes. Going full circle. And great music!

[@hisupwassup]

dude, the production quality on that one is *INSANE!* i remember time when this channel was just a size compilation of things and that was it, and this channel has grown so much i hope it keeps this tendency

[@cluckabrabra526]

Grown just like the matter in the video.

[@SuperCoolCactus]

Very funny very funny

[@justinklenk]

Bravo - The diameter's punctuated resizing (to 'start over' at a reduced size/diameter), relative to its STILL-increasing mass, REALLY did the trick in this video to tie those dynamic realities together, by specifying the 'ratios' they each progressively occupy across their entire relationship with one another.

[@stevenscott2136]

The music in this one was particularly epic. I wouldn't mind having a playlist of great MBS themes.

[@unreal_taxi]

Honestly though

[@hyperion6041]

The way he blended the songs together was wonderful, and the extra sfx. I’m using ai to remove the voice and hear the great mashup

[@pietropaolooblitaspinzas4028]

847847448478474484km

[@ed_cmntonly]

Scott Buckley & Kevin Macleod the GOATs

[@tayzonday]

I just avoid dropping my phone in the black holes of storm drains when I walk through a parking lot 🤷‍♂️

[@Gameratic]

maybe some chocolate rain collected into the black hole

[@passionibypaperatte]

A matter... very earthly!😂😂

[@oficialmundodiverso]

CHOCOLATE

[@Fazbear39964]

CHOCOLATE RAIN

[@mehmetcan9002]

The ending with a blackhole swalloving us was very creative and good. I really liked it👏

[@Zaxares]

BECOME ONE WITH THE SINGULARITY

[@PrinceArthur636]

​@@Zaxareswe are a singularity, yt @Cosmic Agency

[@countrylover8842]

HELLO, YOU’RE DEAD

[@MinerBat]

star: reaches the end of the game you can now play as black hole

[@SonataHellsica]

not "can". You "must" now play as a black hole if you want to continue playing 😅

[@A_Ivler]

5:12 This is the black hole that was promised in Gurren Lagann.

[@AlifZuhdiZakaria]

4:05 : theoretical limit of a black hole Meta ball studios: *NO*

[@randomnotes]

I love your astronomical/cosmological videos the best. Stunningly beautiful, breathtaking and mind-boggling!

[@droxx78]

Simplemente impresionante... Vaya pedazo de video nos has traído hoy Me encantan los vídeos relacionados con el Espacio

[@elimin8tor]

Configuring parameters: concept, visuals, music to be set to the maximum possible degrees of epicness! Execute!!! Loved the video - you keep getting better and better.

[@FernandoBangit]

How Heavy Is Caseoh

[@mindoflevi5112]

Yes

[@TheRockstarRunkey]

Y E S . . .

[@SkalikeschAos]

Yes

[@alfiesmout]

69 of the final results in this video

[@jordantynkler201]

No scale can say

[@wallrider4194]

Imagine if he made it larger than the observable universe and named it “yo mom” that would be so funny!

[@rush21hit]

Although with some unrealistic scenarios, this helps a lot to explain heavenly bodies to my kids. Thank you so much for doing this!

[@elitely6748]

Awesome to see another video nothing short of pure quality, so satisfying to see these animations and learn from them! Keep it up!

[@glennboyce7753]

Well done on the video. It actually gave me goosebumps.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

If you get a black hole as big as that, it will eventually explode, creating an entirely new universe.

[@justahammer]

Isn’t that just a theory?

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

@@justahammer It's the theory of how our own universe was made.

[@RumbleFish010]

Для начала она должна коллапсировать в бесконечно маленькую сингулярность.

[@Malikav0311]

Great video. Felt a bit different than the usual but the combination of a mass, dimension, and visual comparison along with the narration was a nice touch.

[@justinklenk]

Yes, exactly! The diameter's punctuated resizing, relative to its still-increasing mass, REALLY did the trick in this video to tie the concepts together and specify their dynamic relationship with one another.

[@aarongregory4980]

Something interesting to consider when looking at stuff like this is that black holes don’t technically have a physical size. A black hole in actuality is an infinitely small point called a singularity that is only described by its mass and spin. They don’t have any defined length or width so in 3d space they are all effectively the same size when referring to the space they occupy. The radius of a black hole doesn’t describe the singularity itself but rather it describes its event horizon. It’s essentially just its area of absolute influence that once something has crossed it can never escape. The mass of the singularity dictates the radius of the event horizon which in a sense grows the black hole without changing its actual dimensions. The size of the black hole in the video doesn’t change at all rather it’s area of influence is the thing actually changing size. The edge of the event horizon acts as a non physical boundary line that can be more or less interpreted as its physical size since anything that crosses it is forever separated from the rest of the universe and is effectively already a part of the singularity. I just find the concept of a black hole’s size really interesting 😅.

[@R2debo_]

The little animations of the weapons being used really brings this video to the next level! Great job, keep up the good work :)

[@Rambunxious]

Epic

[@TimSlee1]

That black hole grew so big that I could feel it growing inside me.

[@mjxstarff]

Legends says : That object still adding matter after this video uploaded ♾️

[@alejandrourdaneta1228]

Gracias por tanto❤

[@AlexWaterElement]

2:36 My favorite

[@arthurs3058]

Blue stars?

[@FrancisL1224]

2:44 Oh yeah thats my favorite

[@MisaHepnerova]

1 km asteroid foam 0:39 Dwarf planet foam 0:57 Rocky planet foam 1:16 Gas giant 1:37 Brown Dwarf 1:46 M-class star red Dwarf 2:00 Class k orange star 2:08 Glass g yellow star 2:11 Class f white yellow star 2:15 Class a white star 2:20 Class b white blus star 2:24 Class o blue star 2:29 Class o blue supergiant 2:45 Class o blue hypergiant 2:53 Class o blue hypergiant supernova 3:00 Black hole foam 3:04 Stellar black hole 3:14 Supermassive black hole 3:38

[@randomdude7932]

Very good video,i knew this channel had so much potential.keep it up 😀

[@TheCat13gd]

¡¡¡Gran vídeo, como siempre!!!

[@JoeGorz]

Love your videos MeatBallDudes 😊 Always something fresh and interesting to watch. Usually unique to yourselves. Good job, keep them coming and we will keep on watching . Peace.

[@lauraalba3564]

I thought it was Meat for real too, but it's Meta xD

[@jimcoppa6946]

All of those videos and the ones that I've seen are incredibly educational and entertaining I love this channel thank you very much job well done

[@kristelmaelim5220]

1:37 It Turned To Jupiter

[@Xiaoling-c4h]

No it turn into Saturn

[@OBREZER-101-OBHYPER]

​@@Xiaoling-c4hWithout Rings

[@АртёмЗайчик-д3в]

3:51 - is it an another sin? When the black hole reached the size of Neptune's orbit and it said 1 Neptune's orbit diameter it said 4.5B km, but should be 9B

[@b00mer__._]

Yesssss

[@emilschw8924]

Your ocean depth visual was trending on twitter with the titan submersible, people wanted to get a feeling for the ocean depths.

[@spadhi7236]

From the point of blue supergiants, both the animation and the music were spine-chilling 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

That was absolutely amazing! Everyone should watch that! Actually, everyone should watch like 10 different videos like that over various topics in physics like time, length, speed, etc and binge for a day. Might surprise you what you will actually retain and understand more than you did before... And if not, it's great sleeping material too! 🍻🌎❤️🌮🎶🚀

[@oicirbaFabricio]

Best yet! Very cool.

[@AlexWaterElement]

0:50 it should say similar to moon at this point

[@JaxonHaze]

One of my favorite vids I’ve seen, gave me chills

[@领主-元]

always produce awesome quality videos bro =)

[@agnesagnes2413]

0:10 Formation Of Rock/Boulder 0:16 Rock/Boulder 0:26 Asteroid 0:57 Dwarf Planet 1:14 Rocky Planet 1:29 Super-Earth 1:36 Gas Giant 1:45 Brown Dwarf 2:00 Red Dwarf 2:07 Orange Dwarf 2:11 Yellow Dwarf 2:14 Bright Yellow Dwarf 2:19 White Star 2:23 Bright Blue Star 2:28 Blue Star 2:34 Blue Giant 2:48 Blue Supergiant 2:56 Blue Supergiant..Pulsations? 3:04 Stellar Black Hole 3:37 Supermassive Black Hole 4:01 Theoretical Limit of Black Holes..Maybe NOT! 5:31 End..

[@Name-is-what]

The pulsations is part of the evolution of a 50-solar mass low metallicity star. it will pulsate, and then it will lose its outer layers. After losing the outer layers, the star spends 10 thousand years fusing carbon, neon, oxygen, and silicon, and iron forms. After iron formation, SUPERNOVA! The time a star is burning high-mass elements is nothing compared to the 4.5 million years of the star's whole life, from the ignition of hydrogen to supernova.

[@Max_Rebo7]

So cool! Could you do a Universe size comparison?

[@grahammaxwell2112]

he already has

[@leirbag1595]

As in, comparing the size of fictional cosmologies? That would go pretty hard ngl

[@milzambasith1250]

The quality of this video is spectacular. Bravo!

[@twitchster77]

I feel like this is a simulation of whats happened to my belly over the years and I feel personally attacked >:(

[@LendriMujina]

4:02 What is that theoretical limit based on? Would a real black hole just... reject any more mass past that? Or is it just that no heavier ones expected to have formed in this era and bigger ones may crop up in the distant future as supermassives fuse?

[@JosephWilliamPelobello]

Latter

[@mustafapehlivan5856]

this guy never fails to teach us with simulations

[@mentilly_all]

teach what?

[@emmashore]

0:00 intro 0:33 - 0:40 small dust block 0:41 - 0:45 asteroid 0:56 - 0:57 rocky body 0:59 - 1:10 dwarf planet 1:12 - 1:16 planet 1:22 - 1:29 super earth 1:33 - 1:39 gasy object 1:40 - 1:43 gas giant 1:46 - 1:55 brown dwarf 1:55 - 1:59 super dwarf star 2:01 - 2:06 red dwarf 2:10 - 2:13 g type star 2:18 - 2:32 star types f to o type 2:34 - 2:47 blue giant 2:51 - 3:00 blue hyper giant 3:02 - 3:04 super giant supernova 3:04 - 3:31 stellar black hole 3:32 - 3:46 large black hole 3:55 - 4:01 super big black hole 4:03 - 4:15 super massive black h 4:17 - 4:31 unrealistic black hole 5:02 - 5:06 universal black hole 5:14 the unimaginable black hole 5:24 end

[@Leeches-]

Just realised that this guy's channel isn't 'Metal Ball Studios' - am I dyslexic?

[@ErhanGaming]

Black hole got so extreme that my face started getting sucked into the monitor.

[@karenm2669]

😂😂😂

[@Wmafateh]

2:58 A Jumpscare…

[@StradaleF430]

These videos fuel my day. thanks MBS

[@Rationalific]

These are truly some of the best visualizations I've ever seen, whether depicting things on Earth to depicting celestial objects! And the transitions are fantastic as well!

[@Tzekkie]

Si lo haces por múltiplos de la cantidad de materia que hay debajo de mi sofá, no salen números tan grandes 😂😂😂. Súper chulo el vídeo, cada día te superas ❤

[@martianbuilder5945]

Yo hice un video hablando de un concepto similar (comparación de tamaños), usando el mismo software de render, con la *misma* canción que usaste aquí al final, hace unos días. Que coincidencia!

[@plucas1]

As an addendum, some brown dwarfs can fuse hydrogen, they're just limited to doing it with isotopes of hydrogen, like tritium-tritium fusion and tritium-deuterium fusion.

[@Ángelaboteo72]

0:01 hi timed viewers

[@enboywires]

Hey!!

[@TRDTOA]

hi :)

[@DogManWes2790]

Hello

[@simpidutta4057]

hello :)

[@robinpinar9691]

​@@enboywiresa 2763 moment

[@VeritechGirl]

So a singularity is at the “center” of a black hole, right? And some people are saying we are living in a black hole - if that’s true would that mean there is actually a “center” to our universe? Or am I not taking into account the other dimensions?

[@AlexWaterElement]

1:33 it became Jupiter

[@alaajammas7303]

No it became saturn

[@placidgomes1054]

2:00 the fact you can still see the gas giant bands

[@robinpinar9691]

but it disappears after 2:07

[@AlifZuhdiZakaria]

1:48 kurzgesagt: failed stars that have disappointed their mums

[@wifegrant]

I believe that once you breach the theoretical limit of a black hole...it contains so much matter that it could theoretically "implode" and create another big bang.

[@TalkingTom13275]

0:12 a stone

[@GoldenyII]

0:27 a boulder

[@mitakondiri]

0:44 asteroid

[@lucasgaming61]

Damn, your production team did great.

[@Baskes_EZ]

Am I the only one who watches this over and over again, just to listen to the music?😅 Actually, it's fitting in the video perfectly.

[@anyaaa2801]

5:16 If there’s ever a black hole THIS big then lord have mercy. We would all be dead and space as we know it would be completely GONE 😰.

[@arifrasheed5765]

Black Hole Comes Let's Play Orchestral Music

[@TheRandomTurtleOfficial]

This is amazing

[@jcabanero4921]

2:10 The Sun

[@vrmashivam]

These kind of videos just remind me how small we humans are in this universe.

[@ge0arc244]

So God, Right? everything in One place is GOD!

[@komalkush9962]

Hello how are you game what are you doing I like your game very much

[@johngoogleuser3764]

What's the last song during black hole simulations? Great video.

[@kmalm4776]

0:43 That killed the dinos

[@Francisco1.9.8.8.]

Qué original sos con los planteos de tus videos, Álvaro. Un saludo desde Uruguay.

[@domgrimaud]

insert your mom joke

[@SuFFr]

This should be top comment

[@SyDatNguyen-r4j]

NO JOKES!!!!! DETELE ALL JOKES IN 0.0000000000000000000000000…000000001 seconds

[@mathewomolo]

you really can't picture anything bigger than a city, at that point we're just enjoying the video. Great animation by the way.

[@RezaManzoori]

[@anthonyfreeman5858]

Where do you go to collect the data for these Sizes & Mass comparisons? The things you show on this channel just blows my mind. Awesome job.

[@Cvetochka_kotoraya_Tanechka]

Спасибо большое, автор, вы Гений!!!

[@kenayrv386]

Good job!🎉, These videos are very interesting and with high Quality and effort, nice Edit: i just subscribed to MetaBallStudios

[@FantasmaOlvidado1]

De los mejores canales.

[@YouGotOil515]

I love this channel❤

[@Cyfa48]

Clever video, I wonder if you might scale the LD50 of certain substances to see how lethal they are, or has that already been done by Metaball?

[@dchetz]

You should’ve ended it with the last amount being “How much we appreciate our viewers”

[@DylanVirla889]

2:55 Similar to η car & t coronae Borealis 2:46 Similar to Rigel 2:37 Similar to Sirius A 2:24 Similar to Procyon A 2:15 Similar to Rigel Kentaurus A 2:10 Similar to Sun 2:07 Similar to Rigel Kentaurus B 2:00 Similar to próxima centauri

[@kaecatlady]

Okay. I thought this one would be kind of boring. Silly me... 😂 Great video, as usual, MBS!

[@Spike.01_yt]

i just love how a normal rock becomes an hypermassive black hole

[@goosecubes]

It's prolly not intentional but some of these videos are scary lol. Your one about time and this one both are really cool but they have something about them that is subtly creepy. Keep up the great work

[@JukkaPalme100]

Wow, what a great video. Love it!

[@LewisBowels]

"The following scales are impossible." Well, as of now. Until we somehow discover something (again) that makes us say "Uhhhh...you shouldn't exist."

[@BlackholeYT11]

Stellar work as always (pun intended :D)

[@turnerburger]

It is important to know that a black hole's density decreases as its mass increases. I am not talking about the singularity itself getting less dense, but the region in which the event horizon occupies grows faster than the mass,. The equation for the schwartzchild radius tells us the radius grows in direct proportion to the mass, whereas in the traditional case of ordinary matter it would grow in porportion to the cube root of mass. If we kept growing the size of the rock we started with while maintaining the same density and ignoring the schqatzchild radius, then the entire mass of the observable universe would fit within a 4 light-year wide rock. That is way smaller than most people expect but the math checks out.

[@TimpBizkit]

A 4 lightyear wide sperical rock is 33.5 cubic light years 2.8*10^52 litres and the mass of the observable universe is quoted as 10^53 kg within an order of magnitude accuracy (not sure how this is worked out). So rock with uniform density of about 3-4 kg/litre is about on this scale. I don't know whether schwarzchild radius/event horizon is the closest you can see light from "infinite distance" (proving the light has fully escaped and not just diving out of the surface like a jumping dolphin) and as you get closer the event horizon shrinks, because the light can reach your eyes but not get "all the way away" from the black hole. If you got within the original event horizon, you would see a narrower diameter event horizon (half as much as before as gravitational potential energy is inversely proportional to radius) until you got so near the singularity that light would exhaust its kinetic energy in millimetres.

[@баглюшик]

Imagine your just living a normal life and then there is a rock that expands into a forking black hole

[@domisfun6434]

man these are good. keep it up