New Research Explains Black Holes, Time Travel and White Holes

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In this video, we will talk about new research that tackles the nature of black holes and connects them to hypothetical objects known as white holes and wormholes.
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[@Charus358]

*Enters blackhole* *Sees the singularity dot* Singularity: WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY SWAMP!?!?

[@nothingbutlove4886]

beautiful

[@gmork1090]

Aaand then in 4 followed by 60 zeroes years it spits you out in jumbled particles in retaliation for your insolence.

[@michaelmellette8245]

Get out of my swamp you kids

[@vivacehome1]

Singularity background:S O M E B O D Y O N C E T O L D M E 。。。

[@MandolinRich]

@@gmork1090 - there is no "insolence", that's why it's called a "blackhole"

[@Rainier214]

Hello wonderful Anton, this is person!

[@mkultra8640]

Very funny! I see what you just did there!

[@gronagor]

Damn. That's original! Haven't seen that.... Since Anton's previous video.

[@Matlockization]

Anton makes us ashamed of our selves for not being as PC as him.

[@BigBruiser02]

this is person? What does that even mean?

[@evanmoskovoy6072]

@Teague Wessel don’t mind the haters! I think it’s hilarious:D

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Now yes, congratulations for reaching *200.000 subscribers* !

[@chuckloner]

I appreciate how you adjust the level of detail as to explain the big picture ideas, without confusing anyone with mathematical proofs.

[@FUBBA]

You have been posting good content regularly basis on previous videos. Would love to see more on theoretical physics in the future however because it engages me the most.

[@dulcemarisol9048]

Wow this is amazing

[@John77Doe]

Mayor of Big Daddy’s Pizza The giant termite colony in Brazil engaged me the most. 😑😑😑😑😑

[@Sarusoid]

@Irritable Jon Syndrome seeking attention? Not worth my time (and probably others too)

[@John77Doe]

Irritable Jon Syndrome The math would make everybody's head hurt. A joke in Electrical Engineering is for the DQE, Doctoral Qualifying Exam, someone is asked for Maxwell's Equation and the doctoral candidate starts to write them out, and then the questionnaire adds, "in Tensor Form." 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

@Irritable Jon Syndrome ITS TRUE WHITE HOLES ARE REAL

[@jeffgray4075]

Perhaps the big bang is a white hole. Perhaps white holes could explain how the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light.

[@whiz31]

Prove that the Big Bang is real. Prove that White Holes are real.

[@hunterhyatt8100]

@@whiz31 Prove it isn't.

[@whiz31]

@@hunterhyatt8100 I left you for last. You're obviously one of the "believers" too. No one can ever disprove a negative, nor should they ever try. You're going to have to prove something is real (beyond text, math, or group belief) before I have to bother to try and disprove it. Why do I feel like I'm arguing with Christians about the existence of God?

[@hunterhyatt8100]

@@whiz31 I agree. We can't prove anything because it's all theory. Everything is theory. That's the point.

[@whiz31]

@The Jim Reaper™ LMAO. Did you get the sack clean yet? Your sucking on it pretty hard now. FYI: I have an IQ of 165+, and an ability to abstract at an accelerated rate, not to mention two framed letters from well known physicists hanging on the wall where some of my incites on the perceptions of certain aspects of physics are discussed at length, (right next to my two framed degrees). Come back when you can't stay so long Jethro ;)

[@kritchify554]

Theory: Could there be a "limit" to the size of black holes? When that limit is reached (possibly trillions of suns massive) an event similar to a supernova, but on a mega scale, happens, and all the matter undergoes a new level of fusion. This fusion overcomes gravity and is thrown out. Perhaps everything is changed back into hydrogen. Resulting in a white hole, essentially recycling the universe.

[@braydenmiller8295]

Kritch ify black holes eventually “evaporate” by emitting hawking radiation over trillions to the 100 power of years. So probably not :p

[@dennisdejong6540]

Time is olmost standing still at the event horizon right? Maybe the hawking radiation is olmost like intantanious evaporation in the viewpoint of the black hole itself. While our viewpoint of that time is completely different

[@nmarbletoe8210]

I like the idea. There is a limit on how small they can get, so why not on how big? Maybe they can't get bigger than the observable universe's mass... or... they can't get so big that they would cause their universe to collapse in a big crunch. Even better, they can, but if they do then they get crunched. So that's another way for black holes to end, by collapsing their entire universe. There's more than one way to make a black hole disappear. But what even is a black hole inside a universe collapsed to a singularity??

[@duckyduck3375]

Hey Anton, im very happy your channel is expanding so quick. You can really see that you are a high school teacher because everything you talk about is easily understandable and I love your content.

[@jacobusstrydom7017]

O my word how did I not know of this channel? Absolutely fantastic. Great work!!

[@rad666a]

Cygnus X-1. Not only is it a stellar mass black hole, it's an awesome Rush song.

[@looniethemoonie5353]

Karl Olson good to see a fellow Rush fan in the comments.

[@DrMackSplackem]

I've always found the way Geddy's bass part fades in to be very spooky. Can't say why.

[@hexenwulfen]

Damn right!!

[@MandolinRich]

only Starship Trooper knows for sure, and they are at least 50 kLY beyond out communications event horizon. we can expect it to be a long Time before we get a Word back.

[@fabspartan95]

I did not think I could have my mind blown multiple times in just a single video, but you pulled it off with relative ease! Thanks, Anton for taking the seemingly obtuse and the hopelessly complicated and breaking it down so folks can actually understand it. I am really enjoying your videos!

[@Sarusoid]

*200 001 subs!!! Congrats Anton!!!! Keep the good work up man :D*

[@coreyellis5982]

With out light there is no darkness with out darkness there is no light. Univers is so beautiful.

[@yashparekh2850]

bitch without light there is darkness everywhere. what? turn off lights in your room

[@astarastgermaine4863]

Thanks Anton! I find your videos helpful to my intuitive grasp of the universe. 🌟👁💫✨

[@Snyper1188]

Hey Anton, I've been following you for a good while now, and I just wonder why you dont have more subs. Your videos are one of my go-tos for space/quantum mechanics info... I love your videos, keep on keeping on!! 200k subscribers ANY TIME NOW!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!

[@Kraiord_]

Just a thought, would it be possible that the entire universe is just one big black/white hole and the universe we are observing is just that in between transitional period?

[@priyadarshinibvk]

Quite possible

[@hunterhyatt8100]

I know what you mean. Though it wouldn't be called a black hole. A black hole is an object that is extremely dense. Imagine Earth but extremely dense. We would be squished to nothing. When planets and stars get sucked in, it just adds to the mass of the black hole. Thing of a magnet that is so strong it's starts attracting all matter into it. It would just be a ball of matter. So if we were inside a black hole then everything would be squished together. I still know what you mean though, but it wouldn't be a black hole. More like a multiverse.

[@johnyang799]

@@hunterhyatt8100 This description is observation out side the black hole. You don't know what's inside or what it looks like inside. We are quite possibly inisde a black hole of a mother universe.

[@voidremoved]

its a big flower

[@Fangman123789]

@@hunterhyatt8100 He is implying that the universe was created when a black hole/white hole pair was formed, and our current time is us living after those events I think.

[@17primemover]

I know what's inside a black hole....."MUUUUURPH!"

[@dwarvenmoray]

Congrats on 200,000 subs, Anton!

[@mrmcbeardy9268]

I love your videos Anton. Been watching for about a year now, and your channel is definitely one of my fav space channels. Do you have any of your oen theories about what may be causing the hexagon pattern at Saturns pole? My apologies if you've already covered this, i may have missed it. Happy New Year too mate, i hope 2020 is a stellar year for you. Keep doing wjat you do, your passion and enthusiasm is a true joy in this world ✌

[@ayyy1513]

Congrats to your 200.000 Subscribers! Keep on doing Videos please!

[@veo_]

Much like a photon experiences zero time since it travels at c, from its perspective it's emitted and absorbed simultaneously, a black hole also experiences zero time. From the collapsing stars perspective it collapses into a black hole and seamlessly rebounds outward as a white hole simultaneously. However as an observer in the outside universe, the collapse and black hole phase appears to last for trillions of years, only turning into a white hole once the ambient temperature of spacetime drop below ~2.7 kelvin, which is the apparent temp of the CMB.

[@BriarLeaf00]

Im curious about the implications of this research in regards to the supermassive black holes that lie at the center of galaxies. What would a "flip" look like and just how much matter could be expelled? I have no background in theoretical physics but just find these things fascinating. Great video.

[@ballom29]

around 4 billions time the mass of our sun. there is estimated between 150 to 250 billions stars in the galaxy )

[@BriarLeaf00]

@@ballom29 cool, I wonder if the expulsion of mass would be akin to a gamma ray burst or something to that effect?

[@JohnSmith-ox3gy]

BriarLeaf00 Pretty big bang.

[@kennethstephens992]

Love your videos. Always helping me understand things past my grasp.

[@katthefantastic]

Another fantastic lesson, thank you again my math friend. I love your lectures.

[@wstrs5090]

What if white hole is actually a Big Bang event? What if every black hole in our universe basically creates its own universe on the other side of it in a form of white hole/big bang event?

[@davidkennedy1077]

Yes this is the theory I love so much. Papers have been written on the theory and I first heard of this on How The Universe Works. It kinda makes sense, with the singularity being a tiny point of huge mass and the big bang started from a tiny point of mass. Definitely my favourite theory, plus it means that each super massive black hole could contain a galaxy on the other side.

[@8xMorladumx8]

@@davidkennedy1077 Don't you mean a universe on the other side?

[@davidkennedy1077]

@@8xMorladumx8 yeah, sorry!!! Yes another universe the other side.

[@MrDnB89]

@@davidkennedy1077 wouldn't that imply that each successive universe would be smaller and smaller? because only a tiny portion of the universe's matter gets pulled into a single black hole.

[@davidkennedy1077]

@@MrDnB89 I'm really bad at explaining, Google it. It is also mentioned as a theory on How The Universe Works. I just love the sound of it.

[@RaymarFootball]

Congrats on 200k Anton 🔥

[@EnjoyTheSilenc3]

I absolutely love your videos, this one was the best, thank you.

[@galaxia4709]

200,000 subscribers! Congrats Anton, well deserved! :D

[@mysteryvoid570]

Anything is possible if you put quantum in front of it.

[@ruileite4579]

👏

[@softwarepole]

quantum half life 3

[@ShaBoop11]

Quantum will to live

[@blue6305]

Everything but measurements smaller than a Plank length.

[@HauntaskhanHYPNOSIS]

Darude - Quantumstorm

[@logicalphallusy2364]

What would the existence of white holes mean for Hawking radiation? Could Hawking Radiation and white holes both exist, or can it only be one or the other?

[@CattleCluj]

Exactly my thinking. What about Hawking radiation?

[@kendalbridges897]

I want to say that I read somewhere that Hawking radiation is still theoretical I could be wrong but I don't think they found proof of it yet.

[@brianroloff31]

Hawking radiation should still explain the evaporation of a white hole, unless the white hole burst and expands material rapidly like a Big Bang...maybe the point of singularity is the white hole waiting to expand once the black hole is evaporated???

[@TheColemancreek]

@@CattleCluj Hawking Radiation doesn't have to exist if every black hole exits into a white Hole. The whole notion of Hawking's theory is because of the 2nd law of thermodynamics, which is that entropy must always increase in the universe. This law is violated by information entering the black hole and never exiting. Entropy can be thought of as change/decay. Hawking's idea was that black holes slowly evaporate and thus they do not violate the 2nd law. There are other pretty extreme but plausible theories such as the holographic principle that have been born out of the idea that black holes violate this most fundamental law of nature. If you read up on the holographic principle it states that our universe is really just a 2d projection on the edge of an event horizon. Pretty far out there. My own belief is in Occam's Razor. The simplest, most elegant explanation for something is always the correct one. Instead of creating all these theories based around the idea that information doesn't leave black holes, why not just assume that all black holes are wormholes and the information exits somewhere else -- either in our own universe or some other place. This jives very well with General Relativity and does not violate any of our current laws of physics, some of which have been known for decades. This idea of wormholes also could extend into our current understanding of inflation and dark energy. If there universe is expanding faster and faster over time, matter entering a black hole and exiting somewhere else would prevent the ultimate heat death of the universe that is currently predicted. Even if galaxies are separated by arbitrarily long distances there could still be galaxy, star, and solar system formation. Also higher forms of life could find a damn speedy taxi service into the unknown.

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

@@TheColemancreek yeh guud comment and that is one of the best realisations - to wormhole out into the unknown.. + the parallel universe thingies.. unknown isnt as scary as it appears like the matrix says appearences can be deceiving

[@tunioyasir]

You are awesome guy with awesome voice in explaining space videos keep it up :)

[@EsotericBibleSecrets]

I don't really mean to be here, but your titles are so good they draw me in. This is one of those channels you didn't really mean to find, and weren't planning to subscribe or anything, but you wind up watching a lot more of their videos then you intended to, and then you subscribe, because you might as well.

[@wdd3141]

It seems there are two big questions that come out of da math: Where is all the anti-matter in the universe? Where are all the white holes?

[@duchi882]

*Black Hole & White Hole* I think I've seen this somewhere before

[@mrwideboy]

Red dwarf !

[@hayrogarciga924]

Thanks for the video, i wasn't sure what the paper meant but you explained it well.

[@Tim-French]

I love this channel! ❤️ Thanks for always teaching interesting things about the universe! 👌

[@thedoruk6324]

Time Travel ? Gotta Go Back Back to the Past To save Neandarthals !

[@thedoruk6324]

@Cosmic Rey Jack !

[@hellfire66683]

Aku does not approve

[@realityisreal3928]

Hawking Radiation could be a slowed down leakage from a white hole associated with it's current black hole.

[@burns9281]

so what you are saying is that hawking radiaion is like a little fart and a white hole is like explosive diarrhea

[@ToyokaX]

Perhaps hawking radiation is inherent to black holes, so it does indeed leak over time. But there is also a white hole associated with the black hole somewhere far in the future.

[@cyrilio]

Congrats on hitting 200k subs Anton!

[@clockworkdave9850]

Like your stuff Anton, keep up the good work

[@warlordwossman5722]

Don't get me wrong your content is on the better end when it comes to youtube but I think you should have used a title like "new research could explain black holes, time travel and white holes", there is a lot of theories out there, some with better math than others but in the end science needs experiments. I get that clickbaity titles might get better numbers but this title implies that it's a confirmed theory when it's clearly not, it would be all over the news otherwise. It might be a detail to a lot of people here but since you actually value the scientific method (at least I am under the impression) you might want to look into more accurate titles in the future.

[@ioeuropaganymedkallisto7204]

WarlordWossman I think the audience knows that this is all just theoretical (well, at least I hope they do). But yeah, instead of writing "research" in the title Anton should have written "new theoretical approach tries to explain... etc. pp."

[@warlordwossman5722]

@@ioeuropaganymedkallisto7204 yeah, it's more about making a point. Too many channels actually abuse scientific topics to generate clicks and I think the good channels could be missed by people if the title doesn't sound legit. For me, I already know that this channel is solid but if that was the first video title I saw I probably wouldn't have clicked on it. Sadly there is a lot of weird communities on the internet already who doubt science and support pseudoscience up to even conspiracies that involve scientists lying to us for reasons. I know all this sounds like a lot but I think having channels that actually care for those little details is a good thing, there already are too few decent channels when it comes to astrophysics. Most things I see are "WOW LOOK AT THIS, BLACK HOLES, ALIENS CONFIRMED" and I don't want this relatively good channel to have an appearance even close to those.

[@ioeuropaganymedkallisto7204]

@@warlordwossman5722 you are right, but since its just KZbin I kind of expect titles that appeal more to the mass and less to academics. Though, it would be definetely good to have more precise and accurate titles at least on this channel.

[@mattheww797]

This is not theory. The Looking Glass project has been using this technology. This is how aliens communicate over vast distances.

[@erikmorelli6394]

Semantics apart, the theory DOES explains that. It could be true of false, but the theory does explain.

[@pedrojoao6790]

Do you think maybe the universe is still too young to have any white holes?

[@hexadecimal973]

Maybe we don't see them because they exist in the far future. But if black holes suck stuff inside what do white holes do? Perhaps they spit stuff out? Would the light exceed current speed limit? And if that is true how fast would it travel then? Would you get hurt if that light hit you?

[@leviowen9410]

Is there any way for there to be brown/yellow/orange/ or pink holes Just wondering

[@hexadecimal973]

@Pedro Joao No, because light can't escape them. In order for you to see lets say a pink cube, light has to bounce of the cube and go into your eye. Black holes suck light in so it's not possible. the light you saw from a recent picture of a black hole is the light that just passed around it because of the angle that it was traveling

[@gmork1090]

A black hole that has the mass of our sun will take... oh.. about 190 trillion trillion trillion trillion... trillion times 13.7 billion years to evaporate. Maybe a couple trillion trillion years before then (give or take ? years) it might turn into a white hole to get rid of the matter it devoured. So yeah, you can time travel, but you'll come out as jumbled particles and most of the universe aside from other white holes likely won't exist anymore. This is all just sensationalist science and has practically zero bearing on anything other than making people wow at the concept.

[@joshglover2370]

@@leviowen9410 Pink holes... 😊😀😅😂 I laughed and hiccuped and farted and shitted all at the same time! 😧 This is a disaster! 😳 I gotta go take a shower and put on new chonies now!

[@user-jv5mv9le1m]

Great content! Amazing. Thx for sharing 💛

[@romeojackson9539]

great video, you can see the multidimensional time involved with the black hole. nice.

[@Vienna3080]

Can’t you escape the tidal forces of the black hole by traveling close to its speed that it swallows matter? So could you theoretically travel through time? Would being able to travel through the future like this prove something about the multiverse?

[@hunterhyatt8100]

If the theory is correct then yes. You could even chose how fast in time you want to travel. If you stay on the outer gravitational field of the black hole, you will travel slower in time. If you get closer you will start travelling faster in time. You could choose your speed. By theory.

[@ThePdeHav]

Are you aware of Leonard Susskind’s explanation of Hawking radiation?

[@robertcarbno3914]

Love the show will continue to watch and learn

[@GlennMullinSanFrancisco]

Excellent work Anton!

[@lindsayforbes7370]

200k soon👏👌

[@rustyshackleford8086]

🐸👌

[@noname117spore]

So what does this mean for stuff like Hawking radiation?

[@komradewirelesscaller6716]

I really love your channel Anton.

[@davidkennedy1077]

I love hearing these mind blowing theories and literally everything to do with black holes is totally mind blowing!!!

[@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish]

"CHRISTINA! We must try again, we've almost reached the divergence."

[@PhilosopherRex]

IMO, you never cross the event horizon - the event horizon is just the limit of what you can observe in your own time-frame. As you get closer to the black hole, the even horizon recedes closer toward the center because your time-frame (within your reference-frame) changes as you approach it.

[@AL-SH]

So you're saying the event horizon is the beginning and the end of the black hole? Thus, the event horizon will have to recede Infinitely to reach the center of the black hole. Is that what you had in mind? It's an interesting hypothesis.

[@PhilosopherRex]

@@AL-SH Yes, I'm saying, for example, that we can look at an exponential curve from the side and see a hockey stick where the curve suddenly goes up - but we are seeing that from the reference point of the scale we've set in the graph ... if you are ON that curve moving along it, you never see the hockey stick as you are just a point, the scale changes as you move along it. I can go more into my hypotheses here if you like, but it get's deep into the weeds and my math isn't good enough to back it up or make any claims, so just my fanciful hypotheses.

[@AL-SH]

@@PhilosopherRex I see, but isn't that true for any object with an specific curvature? I'd love to hear your thought on it, and don't worry about the mechanics, Michael Faraday is one of the greatest scientists of all time yet he lacked the mathematics.

[@philippesantini2425]

Wow! Another great comment followed by some great back and forth discussing. Kudos and best wishes to all! :)

[@vashstarwind36]

There are a lot of interesting topics that you cover Anton! Neat stuff brother!

[@seanwelch71]

The universe is so fascinating. This is a great time for results based science. Our instruments get better so quickly, and our scientists have more to learn all the time. Great video.

[@FIRE-LOTUS]

I don't discriminate. I love both black and white holes, among other holes as well!

[@DoctorSess]

]-〉ΣΔ†]-[ white holes systematically oppress all other holes in the universe and have done so for billions of years.

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[@cipher2]

200k, literally any minute

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just hit it gg

[@ruileite4579]

200.074 has I'm typing

[@kauffner]

Years ago, I read _The Iron Sun_ (1977) by Adrian Berry. It is nice to see that someone is finally resolving these paradoxes.

[@Alteringrealitystudios]

Great work Wonderful person Anton. Love the content.

[@mkultra8640]

What if the white hole part of a black hole exists in a universe seperate from our own entirely? Perhaps one ruled by a powerful repulsive instead of attractive force like gravity. How that universe could work is a mystery to me but im not supposed to understand it, it would be an utterly alien universe perhaps incomprehensible to us humans. Anyway im spitballing here, im far to dumb to comprehend the universe im sitting in now, let alone a different one!

[@oonmm]

But then what is causing the gravitational pull for the black hole in our universe? The matter must remain in the black hole in our universe or else they would not exert any gravitational pull.

[@Themata]

I thought similar The black hole white hole transition is separated by "infinite" time, making the white hole for all intents and purposes a separate universe

[@mspeir]

Then it would stand to reason that black holes in that universe would have white holes in ours.

[@lastfatmanstanding1353]

Never clicked soo Fast 😂👍

[@bigcat7508]

Same here

[@jjosh420gaming3]

As soon as I saw it was him 😄

[@highgroundproductions8590]

*Congratulations on 200K Anton!*

[@protoword10]

👍👏THANK YOU mister Petrov!

[@stancartmankenny]

So a white hole wouldn't exist for very long, right, because it spews out all of its contents very quickly? If so, that would explain why we can't find any.

[@Cragified]

Not really it would actually make them fairly easy to spot over time. All their radiation is going to be so intense that it would be like a supernova which is a brief event in terms of astrophysics.

[@bestonyoutube]

No. The more plausible reason is why we havent found any so far is, they would just come into existance in a trillion trillion trillion whatever years.

[@ToyokaX]

@@bestonyoutube Precisely. if they did exist, they would exist far in the future (thus why they would allow time travel). Plus even the first black holes to form in the universe would last much longer than we could possibly identify or analyze them during their supposed transition to white holes..

[@UnidentifiedAerialPhenomena0]

hypernovas = whiteholes ? big bang = whitehole? mindblown.

[@kainebishop3970]

@@UnidentifiedAerialPhenomena0 I've been trying to explain this to people since I was a child like 10 years old.

[@AlexEvett55]

200K!!!!!!!

[@airdnesbitt9248]

685k rn 🙌

[@boswcheydoesart1314]

Some really good content by the way, thank you!

[@fiddle1999]

You explained that so perfectly,, I actually understood it

[@Krmpfpks]

I love your enthusiasm and content, but at the end you went a little too far by connecting too many unexplained phenomenon without evidence.

[@yeetyeetyeet1967]

thats what physicists do

[@TheWhatMASTER]

Very cool video! If we were to believe that this theory is true and that black holes become white holes wouldn't that mean that they are like universal recyclers ?

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

i imagine going into black hoels 24/7 when i go to bed and when i run outsid im ultramarathoner i imagine beingswallowed by one its very motivational i use them in my pictures of motivations in facebook/reallife and i use them in some motivational ivdeos syncronized with 5-15musics at the sametime at different vollume levels

[@batencheetos]

Black holes cause spaghettification. Maybe white holes create meatballification. Maybe!

[@alexzubko2403]

excellent reporting, amazing report...

[@icantthinkofagoodusername5564]

Good job anton petrov you reached 200k subs.God bless and have a good day!

[@IronsightErik]

Nice job on 200,000 subs!

[@conradbo1]

Very interesting video again Anton.

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You do great videos Anton

[@redElim]

Congratz to 200k subs!

[@kylorenkardashian5518]

Anton, thank you. this video really sparked my imagination

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Great Video, thanks for posting!

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Keep it up, like your videos! ✌️

[@Inhuman0]

One of the best channel on KZbin.

[@Yoopsen213]

Oohhh my god. EXCITEEEE. I’ve always stanned the white hole theory, but this just makes sense. Ugh what a great xmas gift.

[@robertzullo8707]

Thanks for explaining what is, for us mortals, a difficult subject. Fascinating!!

[@janetkane9365]

Look forward to every video!!! Mahalo from Hilo Hawaii 👌

[@zdzichpec5611]

Anton, you have a gift in explaining complicated stuff in simple way-thank you. Wow !!!!!!!!!!!!!. I like the speculation that white hole is actually a Big Bang event

[@clintwolf1557]

Very interesting video. Thanks.

[@Archangel657]

Congratulats on 200k

[@ThorHanson7531]

Congratulations on 200k subs

[@Themata]

Great video! Fascinating to think about. Found your channel by disagreeing about your dismissal of the possibility of a 10k+ year old civilisation. Glad you did that vid so I could find this one!

[@LordMichaelRahl]

More of this please.

[@clqliveson]

Grats on 200k

[@jeffpoehl9100]

It is a good concept,the decay and implosion of matter,and recreation of matter

[@freddykrueger373]

Congrats on 200,000s subs

[@samhaines8228]

Good stuff! sounds like it fulfills a cosmic symmetry

[@tomoyazahard7244]

I'm new to this channel and this is some damn good content.

[@krisnanesya9240]

Good job. Thanks

[@marydevling8390]

Well, darn. I'm number 200,049. But I'm completely hooked on your videos. I'm learning so much!

[@JRCnone-xj7rv]

Subcribed to you since 20k subs

[@lesadams647]

Thank you Anton for the fascinating topics in "What the Math". The innards of Black Holes is an area of much speculation. The "Planck Star" concept is very interesting as it shows some attempt to understand the ultimate limit of the very smallest. The concepts of singularities and infinity are so difficult to grasp. It is in such high compression regions that things like the Higgs Boson probably don't disintegrate. Personally I've never liked the idea of matter and energy being squeezed out of existence in a singularity and yet somehow the intense gravitational field persists.

[@DmitryShevkoplyas]

Спасибо, Антон!

[@dxps26]

let's get this guy to 200k! GO GO GO!!