One-Punch Man Breaks Physics AGAIN

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Saitama, one-punch man, and or baldy has shown some truly ridiculous feats of strength, from sneezing away half of Jupiter to punching backwards through time. But the relatively simple cover of Issue 192 has to be near the top. How strong do you have to be to bench press a black hole!?
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[@kylehill]

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[@kylehill]

I honestly do use the knives almost every day.

[@savage069]

Oh no, now we have a science mommy... Also, forget Saitama lifting the universe, I want to know what the bar, floor and bench are made of!!!

[@mattdarrock666]

I'd like to know 2 things: Could a black hole be that small? And if so, could you cute it with that knife you just got?

[@camplays487]

Spoiler

[@bazzfromthebackground3696]

Good attempt at the pronunciation of Schwarzschild.

[@MrBrokenwrenches]

I'd like to meet the person who built the bench. That thing holds up to 2 black holes and One Punch Man.

[@Data-gv1qz]

Most likely German made.

[@F_the_G]

and has less weight. Bench = Stronger than Saitama

[@maronhopequeno3033]

Probably assembled by Genos and/or King. Go ask them.

[@wesleydamen2018]

Same guy that made ainzen's chair

[@user-hw6ky2xe6i]

Ekhem.. 'ONE One Punch man' ;P

[@xislomega242]

Saitama isn't bench pressing black holes, he's bench pressing the earth off of two black holes.

[@JoeVanGogh]

Go on.. 😂

[@Taeleus]

was waiting for this comment to crop up. Figured it was only a matter of time haha

[@ShaimingLong]

Wouldn't that be much less impressive, given it takes a lot more energy to move those black holes than it does a single Earth? Edit - to clarify, I mean the wording makes it seem less impressive. I'm aware the energy required to push the planet and the black holes apart is the same regardless of which side you're pushing from.

[@sxorpion]

No, it's the same because the Earth is now under the gravity of the 2 blackholes

[@ianmcpeck424]

​@ShaimingLong not exactly. He's pushing the Earth away, which is less massive, yes. However, that means he is pushing with way more force than the 2 blackholes gravity is pulling Earth closer to them. This is essentially what Kyle showed in the video. He just never stated it in that way.

[@gokhan4461]

I love how much Saitama is like the Pre-Crisis Superman. Back then he could extinguish suns with his super breath, tow a chain to all the worlds of a whole galaxy and effortlesly carry them to the other side of the universe, etc. The only limit to his strength was the imagination of the writers, just like Saitama.

[@shiroufan5401]

I mean currently Saitamas limit is who ever the strongest person he’s fighting is as long as they don’t instantly kill him. We do know that he has a max power he can just increase quickly by fighting just like Broly.

[@SnakeInTheRain]

​@@shiroufan5401he doesn't necessarily have a max, he's always getting stronger each day. Something like "I'm stronger than I was yesterday", he's always as strong as he needs to be but most often stronger than he wants to be

[@gokhan4461]

@Slimthickmodels I get that, and the majority of my favorite Superman storylines are from the post-crisis era, but I think there is a charm to the more simple, childish stories. The idea of an absolutely good hero, who can overcome any obstacle thrown at him is nice, even though it's not very versatile. And I admit there is a layer of nostalgia as well.

[@hook7246]

​@@shiroufan5401 he instantly becomes stronger than enemy as soon they appear, so it's impossible to kill him, it's like there's 0 point on comparing a character that is made LITERALLY to be unbeaten.

[@fica1137]

​@@gokhan4461don't know about Golden age, but Silver age Superman was an asshole or downright evil in some issues

[@g_haddock]

It's funny how One Punch Man isn't supposed to be taken seriously but it's one of the animes that is so fun to be taken seriously

[@absolutleynotanalien8096]

Idk the heavy details in the fight against Boros in the manga looked Sirius.

[@xXFNAF_FANXx341]

That’s pretty disrespectful towards Saitama’s humanity ngl. One Punch Man is just a funny series…within a series.

[@alejandropulidorodriguez9723]

​@@xXFNAF_FANXx341correct, Saitama's struggle is very emotional and people just forget about it

[@ynotpodcast]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@nathanpfirman625]

The star?@@absolutleynotanalien8096

[@designerwookiee]

Give Saitama an indestructible lever that can stretch across the universe, and he'd find a way to flip galaxies like pancakes.

[@Scudboy17]

Gurren Lagann is just the mecha android version of Saitama.

[@jbark678]

And he'd burn the pancakes and get mad.

[@zerberus_ms]

You reminded me of how Kratos (God of War) flipped a temple.

[@steveweast475]

The lever wouldn't be able to move at the speed of light though, so to flip a galaxy you would have to wait like thousands of even millions of years

[@sifthead7720]

Give him sun wukongs staffs

[@christopherg2347]

The name "Schwarzschild" is two german words. "Schwarz" means "Black" "Schild" means "Shield" By a incredibly coincidence, one of the people that theorized black holes is called "Blackshield" with last name.

[@caesiumtable-baron7314]

Perfect

[@doge_69]

So german people use childs as shields

[@Volenzar]

More incredibly is that he worked out these equations while fighting in the trenches during WW1. You wanna talk about distractions while doing your math homework? Try doing it under constant artillery bombardment. lol

[@boothefuzzyhamster3815]

That name sounds like a military operation to weaponize black holes.

[@christopherg2347]

@@boothefuzzyhamster3815 Shields used to carry heraldry. I assume a black shield meant _something_ once. Somehow it became a name from that. And there is a decent chance some Anime used it as a weapon project name. Anime seems to love german nouns.

[@derpataur1162]

That barbell keeping two black holes apart is almost as impressive as the shade you threw at Riddle.

[@ThatRussiancat]

💀

[@Wasnt-1]

exactly they're not giving those iron that holds the two black holes the respect it deserves

[@wesbeuning1733]

After careful consideration, I must now admit that, for every question this raises; every example of his power as previously demonstrated, thus far, I keep considering the same, two-part, "what-If...", hypothetic solution. First: this Actually IS revealing a lot about Saitama's power, INCLUDING, this criticism of physics concerning Saitama and; Second: Saitama's true power is to innately warp the laws of physics around himself in a way that allows him to accomplish some goal he puts effort into, or, as at least "appears" to in every way, like he's maybe the "neo" in the matrix. Either way, he gets the goal to train to be a "Hero that Can Take Anyone Out In One Punch". He does train really hard for a long while. All the while, subconsciously, maybe accidentally, he succeeds in making all of his being literally, physically, a being that, only if "He" does it, CAN it happen. Because his very essence is now already a form that's nature warps reality. All physics need only consider the "S Variable", concerning action involving Saitama's "Saitamaic Occurrence Planck Constance Shifting". Of course he can. But only he can, and only when he is doing it. Otherwise, he just can't can't do it but is back to able to do it when he does do it, again, and so forth...

[@carlwinslow8165]

Must be an alloy built with cosmic strings.

[@wesbeuning1733]

@@carlwinslow8165 a great point! Clearly all questions about SAITAMA's will always come down to the actual nature of his ability, as described my him, to defeat any foe in one punch, as it may not be a matter of force, but of reality editing or manipulation of physics in an area to always skew towards what he wishes to accomplish per single unit, or work/effort/ "go", ("one punch"). If this were so, in the case of the black hole bench press, Saitama merely needed to at some point considered the very concept of the act of bench press itself as an opponent, thus, through warpage of local space-time, the physic became so, temporarily, to allow for circumstance for Saitama, if only in appearances to observers, to "defeat the very concept of bench press forever, as his opponent, and in a single effort quanta.".

[@Artificial-Stupidity]

Dude, It's a miracle his muscles aren't black holes due to their mass density brah. He's so ripped, he can probably just rip space-time itself by flexing too hard brah.

[@brentsteyn6671]

brah

[@borttorbbq2556]

I mean he might be able to

[@3dpprofessor]

He managed to rip space-time at least once.

[@jimjamjon2285]

I mean his strength transcends time itself and he once (while incredibly suppressed) broke through an alternate spirit dimension

[@Artificial-Stupidity]

I bet that he's holding back, just to not flex physics itself out of existence, or fold the universe in on itself.

[@General_X]

Kyle is completing his transformation to a perfect blend of Ron Burgundy and Professor Oak, and I can't begin to describe how amazing that is lol

[@freshtodef123456789]

I knew I wasn’t the only person thinking this

[@kylehill]

*Thanks for watching!* If you need me, I'll be in a headlock. ARIA is strong.

[@aragorn1780]

Why do I feel like you're not complaining? 😂

[@melkor5599]

Schwarz

[@CrowArchLane]

Its okay Kyle, we all know this is ARIA's facility really!

[@user-qs6ix1qv1g]

Since AIs are overthrowing everything....Kyle aren't you afraid ARIA might became more dangerous for you as she is already way more intelligent than other AIs !?!

[@tungstentatertot8623]

I’ll be joining you

[@phillipsplettstoeszer7647]

Given the mass of the black holes, I think it would be more accurate to say he was doing a push up on the black holes with the earth on his back. ALSO, one of the biggest forces would be the two black holes wanting to fall into each other and he's holding them back with arms stretched out.

[@davidtitanium22]

@@a_skellington um akshually it does makes a difference because in the video at first he just plugged the default earth gravity acceleration 9.81m/s2, which is only accurate if the other object's mass is negligible to the earth's mass.

[@Mascarado]

Nerds

[@asvarien]

Actually the pole is holding them apart, so that's one tough pole.

[@Mernom]

​@@davidtitanium22I'm pretty sure that in the extended formula, the two mass terms multiply eaxh other, so it makes literally zero difference which way you calculate it.

[@dinamosflams]

​@@Mascaradowelcome to the nerd's home

[@PitFriend1]

I think the show needs more A.R.I.A. in it. For scientific reasons of course.

[@vysakhak191]

of course.

[@JoeVanGogh]

Oh um yea uhh totally "cough cough"(boing ong ong)

[@kylehill]

Mommy? Sorry?

[@phoenixprogaming3844]

@@kylehill She could step on me

[@calvinginn1637]

I totally agree.

[@holtzheimer]

What's even more impressive is that by looking at how narrow Saitama's grip is and the line of motion indicating a curved movement what's more likely is that Saitama is not bench pressing two black holes. He's skullcrushing them.

[@THETRIVIALTHINGS]

How do you do skullcrushers? That is not how you hold the barbell in skullcrushers. Not to mention the position of his elbows.

[@LostinYTblackhole]

Ya you’ve never worked out before. That is definitely not the grip nor form for skull crushers

[@monsesh1316]

If you look at the motion line, it is curved. Indicating that the movement going over his head.

[@leonardo9259]

Skull crushing with a straight bar is a level of stupidity not even Saitama would do

[@Carstuff111]

I love how, lately, Science Fiction has been becoming more and more realistic, and parodying that as well. One Punch Man is perfection in the respect of science fiction parody, it is beyond glorious!

[@whizthesugoi]

thank you A.R.I.A. for saving us from Kyle's crossfit lecture, multiple times

[@brianfhunter]

Yes, exactly, and thank god Kyle is not a Vegan..... hahahahaha

[@subject8776]

She looks like she does crossfit.

[@ulrichbrodowsky5016]

Fun fact: The radius of a black hole is called "schwarzschild radius". Schwarzschild is the name of some Dude who came up with it. But it consists of two German words. Translated it would be about "black shield". Which feels to specific to be random

[@mooniejohnson]

But a pretty awesome name all the same.

[@ulrichbrodowsky5016]

@@mooniejohnson True

[@ibraahemnabeel]

Schwarzschild was a WW1 vet. He Solved the E=MC2 equation for a non-rotating spherical Mass which predicted black holes to exist. it was so out there back then that Einstein refused to believe it was true and that something like that could exist in reality.

[@dssd31]

Schwarz = Black / child = Kind. so in english, that Blackchild.

[@ulrichbrodowsky5016]

@@dssd31 I think it's "Schild", not "child"

[@klobe9]

you BOTH clearly had fun with this video. I think this might be some of your best work, I would love to see other serous physics breakdowns of other animes, movies, etc.

[@SeraphArmaros]

Appreciating the ARIA upgrades. You're all doing good work. :)

[@AceCreationsAz]

idk the aria voice on a person kinda creeps me out

[@andrewvirtue5048]

Are they married? So Kyle likes muscle girls... hmmm...

[@Outlawstar0198]

​@@andrewvirtue5048and wearing a singlet

[@Claudelu]

that shot at Riddle is why I hope Kyle is never gonna go away

[@Electru522]

Seriously....fuck Riddle every which way to Sunday.

[@c0ven0323]

I subbed when I heard it lol.. dont know why I wasnt before

[@Nikoleagle]

I like puns in the face ofthose science-ish garbage hype youtubers. Icing on a cake.

[@kylethenile]

Definitely shots fired lol. Ridddle gonna self delete after this

[@nateg08]

Lol I was looking for this comment. I love that he is still taking shots

[@andrewcomplainer]

Rejecting Fubuki is even more impossible than this black holes scenario

[@TheBenduOrder]

"Who Am I ? Ridddle ?" made me laugh so hard 🤣

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

For real! I dam near spit my drink out when I heard that!!

[@squanchy474]

You actually made a pretty big mistake here, he’s not just pushing his body away from the bar, he’s pushing the whole planet away from the bar too…

[@malterann1287]

I thought that too. Its more like a pushup with an earth on the back.

[@peterepeatepete2845]

The panel takes places in a white void not a planet. Anything with any kind of mass would have been spaghettified long before it got near Saitama. Except that weight bench, apparently.

[@zakosist]

Yes and he probably has to use double (if not more) of that strength again, to also keep the black holes apart and keep them from ripping his body apart

[@noiseisgold3n42]

@@zakosist nah he has a bar

[@Artificial-Stupidity]

He's pushing space-time itself along with all adjacent matter, this is probably how God himself stays in shape. 😂

[@darajabar93]

Fun fact: the author said that, if saitama tries seriously, he can bench press the biggest black whole in our universe, which is named (TON 618). Yes, he literally said TON 618.

[@Burger_man..]

Source?

[@darajabar93]

@@Burger_man.. whether it was an interview or an SBS. He did say it and also STATED it i think it was a tweet or something. Search it and you will fin a video on it am sure

[@Burger_man..]

@@darajabar93 okay

[@Algorithm_God_Cult]

@@Burger_man..did you find it?

[@thechugdude]

I also love how he physically moved a wormhole like an object and was also able to punch his way into someone's psychic realm too.

[@soke_s]

With the lack of a rerack bar and the motion lines in the cover art it actually looks like he's instead skull crushing the black holes instead of bench pressing which is like 4-5 times harder not even mentioning the complete lack of emotion and struggle (zero arc in his back and his muscles don't like they're under any stress at all) implying that he is FAR from lifting his max just increasing the impressiveness of this feat.

[@theearloftea2942]

Having to calculate the weight of a blackhole on earth is my number 1 ridiculous calculation ever. My former number 1 was a discussion about the potential damage of a punch with infinite speed and if it would deal more damage than a punch in stopped time.

[@Shortstuffjo]

Do you remember if the infinite speed punch vs the stopped time punch end up being equal or not?

[@theearloftea2942]

@@Shortstuffjo It was kind of a joke discussion between me and a friend. We never reached a satisfying conclusion due to throwing a punch with infinite speed beeing impossible (as only "nothing" can go faster than light) and stopping time breaking physics as a whole. But if you squint really hard you could argue infinite speed would deal more damage, as going faster than the speed of light would let you travel back in time, which means you are moving "faster" than in stopped time, thus having more force behind your punch.

[@crunkers_]

@@theearloftea2942 Infinite speed is infinitely faster than the speed of light, and would require infinite energy. You would destroy the universe many times over. However stopped time punch would also exceed the speed of light and also require infinite energy and would destroy the universe again. However this is just assuming the stopped time punch only alters that one physical law and doesn't allow you to move freely inside stopped time. If it was actually stopped time with some magical hand waving to allow you to move normally without issue than the infinite speed punch easily wins. Otherwise they would both be exactly equal due to time literally not moving while you can move, giving you infinite speed anyways. Edit: Your comment reminded me of the movie clockstoppers. I'm happy about that.

[@RIP_ZYZZ1738]

@@crunkers_infinite times over*

[@xsonteguh]

​@@crunkers_💀

[@MSHNKTRL]

A note on the Accretion Disk's possible effects: perhaps Blast sealed said black holes inside some type of barrier; this could also explain why their bars going through them haven't been spaghettified. and Goku's mid at best. I can imagine Saitama contemplating grocery lists in the time it takes for monkey boy to stop crouching and screaming in order to power up.

[@felixowen2693]

Yeah goku is mid at best. Mid difficulty to beat saitama

[@mlgn0sc0p3r5]

1.844e+26/5.972e+24 =30.8774279973 The weight of both of the black holes is 1.844e+26 kg The weight or mass of earth is 5.972e+24 which means both black holes together weigh 30.8774279973 earths. During the TOP (that version of Goku isn't even comparable to present Goku) escaped and lifted a black hole the size of 8.9 METERS!!! So using Schwarzschild's radius for Black Hole (rs) = 2GM/c^2 we can calculate 8.9=2*0.00000000000674*M/(299792458)^2 M=8.9*(299793458)^2/0.00000000000674 M=118678350000000000000000000000 118678350000000000000000000000/5.972e+24 = 19872.4631614 Earths AND the grand priest changed the tournament’s gravity to 10x of earth which means 19872.4631614 x 10 = 198724.631614 earths if you wanna puff up the numbers even more you could divide this by the ssb multiplier and then get the weight (of this much weaker version of ) base goku can lift, then multiply it by some shit like ultra instinct's mulipilier of 13,850,000,000 x base form (this is the first version of ultra instinct during TOP, really old and uncomparable to present goku but im not gonna bother scaling this shit up to present time goku)

[@IHaveAlreadyWon]

It would actually be a fun visual gag in a future episode to get one of those old timey style dumbells with the spherical weights, and paint them vantablack to give the black hole aesthetic.

[@tiagotiagot]

Vanta black is too expensive, easy to scratch off, and kinda bad for your health. You wanna get something like Black 2.0 or Musou Black.

[@Crypticranger426]

Forget vantablack, Anish Kapoor can suck eggs. You want to get yourself some Black 3.0 from Stuart Semple

[@theendofmyropemydude]

Murata's tatsumaki design deserves a Nobel prize considering what he was given to work with.

[@HSolDCS]

One Punch Man lifting black holes may break physics, but that burn on Riddle is on another level 😂

[@Adreitz7]

"Will no one Riddd me of this clickbaity channel?"

[@bhishekthakur1331]

Man, I burst out laughing at 1:12 😂

[@LoFi13]

If the black holes at the end of the bar are 15x mass of Earth each, isn't he doing more of a push up of the Earth on his back away from the gravity of the black holes?

[@jasonrobinson401]

That's assuming he's on the earth. He could be, and based on how the ground isn't breaking apart, I would imagine he is, in some sort of separate dimension or "space". Let's call it the "chapter intro illustration space", since this didn't happen during the story.

[@LoFi13]

​ @jasonrobinson401 The calculation using the acceleration due to gravity in the video was 9.8m/s^2 (Earth). If it's just in space, then he's just doing a press up. If we assume a separate dimension, we'd have to change that value. It's all conjecture, I agree.

[@mr.moonman5303]

@@LoFi13Does it matter at all? Cause in physics, the difference in energy between a bench-press and a pushup is basically non-existent.

[@joda7697]

@@LoFi13 Well, he'd still be doing a pressup under the gravity of black holes.

[@spiker.ortmann]

"Never underestimate a tiny Kevin" is my new favorite phrase. 😂

[@TheOtherSlideYT]

It's always a good day when a new Kyle Hill video is out... Especially if it's about physics defying scenarios 😂

[@ererbe]

a dude that can grab and kick wormholes probably also can put black holes on a simple iron rod and lift them and i love everything about this idea of: yeah they are no objects but idc bro i lift

[@theuseraccountname]

You could say the black holes were attached to the barbell through some yet undiscovered scientific principle that surrounds the black holes and attaches them to the barbell like magnetism.

[@fiveoneecho]

Fun fact: even though you are doing no work when you hold some mass still, you tire because of how your muscles work. If you could lock you muscles in place, it would require no energy to hold a weigh up, but unfortunately muscles have to constantly "unlock" themselves, using energy. This is what causes rigor mortis when you die; the muscles run out of ATP to unlock themselves.

[@captainryu1982]

I would like an Episode where Kyle tries to pronounce as many German words correct as possible.

[@rohankishibe8259]

No one can except Germans! It's an angry soup of sounds and tones.

[@m.h.6470]

@@rohankishibe8259 If you truly believe that, then you have never heard actual Germans speak normally.

[@zenster1097]

@@m.h.6470 It's a joke. Pipe down and don't blow a blood vessel.

[@ericsmith6394]

If he can't do it in a good German accent he should double down and use his Australian accent.

[@gabbyn978]

Shvarts-shilled should do the trick

[@FerreiraStufff]

8:38 DOMMYMOMMY!!

[@Zefino141]

Exactly what I thought 😭

[@Tawleyn]

Something to keep in mind when you talk about how impossible this is: Saitama has interacted with interdimensional objects before. Directly. And a portal that connects two points in space. Based off of the names that Blast uses for his attacks, I imagine that these portals are the flawed, but still popular, idea that you can link two points in space by bending gravity. So he can interact with gravitational forces with his bare hands. The bar and bench wouldn't fit into this idea, but I can imagine Saitama simply holding both black holes in the palms of his hands instead.

[@Galacticat42]

If anything, that bar must be stronger than even Saitama as the gravitational pull along that axis would be even higher than them to the ground

[@cubicengineering4715]

That's exactly what I was thinking when I saw this, glad to see someone else mentioning it. Newton's Law of Gravity stated that the attractive force between two objects is G*m1*m2/d^2. What made me initially thinkof it was the top of this equation, where 30*1 < 15*15, so even if the total mass we care about along that axis is less, by distributing it more evenly between the two groups that makes the gravity stronger by a factor of 7.5 However, now that I'm looking at the equation it reveals something far more significant, and that is the distance between the two groups. Because while this certainly isn't perfectly accurate, I think we'd be measureing the distance bwteen their center of gravity rather than surfaces. And obviously ~1.5m is

[@Cha-Khia]

The bench, the bar, and the ground don't have to be stronger than Saitama, just stronger than the two black holes, Saitama doesn't seem to be struggling with any of it.

[@Vanlifecrisis]

Maybe hes compressing the bar with his strength, thus making it stronger? Like when power lifters lift a stack of single bricks arrayed horizontally without anything connecting them but compression forces. Maybe he is doing something similar to the bench with his back muscles and maybe the earth with his feet :)

[@astralb.2647]

The bars were made of Saitama's femur bones, that's why they're so strong, hope this helps 🙏

[@markhunter3263]

Yeah I was looking for a comment about the bar too. How strong would it have to be to keep two black holes from collapsing toward each other?

[@balint2559]

7:57 If he's energy "output" is that much he probably produces 5 times as much energy if we assume around 20% efficiency for the human muscle, the rest is dissipated as heat. Now that would mean he would vaporize everything pretty fast if he'd start bench pressing I think.

[@rm06c]

Can I just say how strong ARIA is to rescue us from a Cross-Fit lecture not just one, but twice? Legendary.

[@trashcan7013]

He’s not actually bench pressing based on the swoosh angle it appears he is actually doing skullcrushers

[@lftr_react]

Bench pressing objects that tear through space-time? Now that's what I call, getting RIPPED! 😂

[@pawerasmas]

You should invite buff Ariya to make a more regular appearance on the show!

[@martincoppa6417]

Yes

[@sunman2566]

Aria*

[@Warhawk76]

100% agree!

[@Badusername2000]

shes always there, thats what the voice of aria actually looks like

[@labaguette2728]

I got less than 2 minutes into this video before pausing and watching the entire first season of OPM. Boy, am I glad I did! Ok, Kyle. You may continue.

[@BrettCaton]

I like the way the cover is effectively a science joke. It reminds me of Futurama.

[@carsonm7292]

I am being so respectful in the fashion in which I am observing Aria's guns. Also, does the gravitational field exerted by the black holes affect this calculation in any way, or is that just already naturally accounted for in the mass and work calculations?

[@JarieSuicune]

(unless I am confused) That was basically the first calculation, solving for about how much mass they have.

[@shnhgr8904]

goku fans have been real quiet science this dropped

[@Lovers_DarkPeasant]

Yeah i never seen them

[@TheeSinnerman]

Hi. This isn't impressive. Destroying the Universe Is much more Impressive. Shit destroying the galaxy is much more Impressive.

[@Thevaryangbandnp]

​@@TheeSinnermanbro finally came 😂😂

[@TheeSinnerman]

@@Thevaryangbandnp Where did that Get you? Back to me.

[@Thevaryangbandnp]

@@TheeSinnerman what you talking about 😂

[@justinsculley1536]

Idea about "holding" a black hole: they can carry charge, so if you just threw a bunch of electrons into the black hole you could then "hold" it with an electromagnetic field emitter attached to each end of the dumbbell

[@BisexualPlagueDoctor]

The amount of energy this would take would probably be enough the make a naked singularity, which like has been thought about and most of what we have determined is that the energy would literally push everything away too strong to pump enough in there to make it not have an event horizon

[@nom6758]

but would the electromagnetic field even interact with the electrons within the event horizon? Its strong enough to capture photons, which are part of the electromagnetic spectrum, but this is because space itself is bending inwards. Maybe by "carry charge" you mean you can interact with the electrons stuck at the event horizon because they are essentially "frozen" in time? Idk, doesnt sound that simple to me.

[@ChristophBrinkmann]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA you're joking, right? Black holes suck in light. What would a few electrons do?

[@RIP_ZYZZ1738]

Then again, Saitama grabbed something that can’t be directly interacted with physically (makes no sense 😂)

[@kuromiLayfe]

The bar saitama is holding would be acting more like an exercise spring as the two black holes gravitational pull wants to pull it apart, and saitama is keeping the bar together.. so it isn’t really a benchpress exercise… and this would solve the missing volume of a black hole.

[@vladlenvolkov9034]

- "It's just a manga cover" - "This is the reason for the video"

[@SuperFlik]

6:00 I always knew Kyle was also a man of culture

[@felixowen2693]

“Man of culture”: translation = pedophile

[@mihailtudor3541]

Your Ron Burgundy impression when curling was spot on 😂

[@InspecteurWassounet]

I was expecting you to also calculate how heavy the bar would need to be to withstand the weight and grivity of both black holes without even bending, because in the gym, we calculate the full weight by taking the bar into consideration (20kg in general)

[@taa347]

That pause on the "oh" during the curling bit was PEAK comedy

[@1TakoyakiStore]

I remember in my sophomore year of high school weightlifting class this short thin guy benched 350lbs. He was around 5'-4" and 120lbs. It wasn't just that he benched nearly 3 times his weight, but the gym teacher caught him and his friends trying to max out the bar and was quite upset. The teacher said "if you can't bench that you're gonna get expelled." The kid paused, thought about it, then proceeded to bench 3 reps of that 350lbs of weights. Still blows my mind thinking about it to this day.

[@Jet-ij9zc]

The world record for a 123 pound men is a 303 pound benchpress. I doubt a teenager did anything close to that

[@jaradrichardsC137]

Didn't happen

[@joshuabenitez3260]

Artist: I'll just draw this dude bench pressing black holes. Manga Powerscale Nerds: OOOHHHHH MMMMAAAIII GAAWWWD!!!!!

[@Dragonman343]

YESSS! I love it, Kyle pumped another One Punchman video :D

[@Dracounguis]

Let's hear it for the strength of that bar holding two black holes apart! 👏 And actually piercing them to come out the other side for the clamp. 😱

[@tomskih203]

This is why Marvel and DC can NEVER cross over with One Punch Man. No one in either universe can defeat him.

[@bgeda]

This is easily your best pseudo science work yet man. Watching since the before times and this one just took it out of the park. The jokes and delivery were just, Chefs kiss. Awesome to see Claire in full She-Ra glory!

[@cachecoder]

I just like how at the 10:00 section you can see that Kyle is actually a cyborg missing his stomach.

[@divedweller4295]

10:50 - Not just his body. . . The world beneath him as well.

[@moomoodeadcow]

In One Punch Man, physics is less of laws but more like recommendations.

[@datman6266]

This episode emits more than just 2x-black-hole attraction.. My attention cannot escape the forces contained within.

[@ZomboidMania]

"when I say physics breaking, it's not clickbait, who am I? Riddle?" That's such a brilliant line lmao

[@Karim94222]

He doesnt actually do bench presses, he does push-ups with the earth laying on his back

[@DutchDread]

Thank you for taking a few seconds to preach how brokenly good looking tatsumaki is in the manga.

[@rickmastenbroek5447]

"May the Schwarzschild be with you!" Said Yoghurt a long time ago, in a galaxy far... far away to Lonestar and Barf.

[@pjc_cahill]

I'm catching up on your videos -- loved the humor in this one especially. I laughed out loud multiple times. (Also, you getting cut off every time you tried to mention crossfit was just *chef's kiss*)

[@odethtoledo4568]

I didn't understand. Why is that a joke?

[@pjc_cahill]

@@odethtoledo4568 it's a bit of a running gag that people that do crossfit NEVER SHUT UP about doing it. They inject it into every conversation.

[@Htt.ps-Chaos]

Casually curling a 10lb dumbbell the whole video lmao 🤣 nice new muscles, ARIA!

[@Ms.Pronounced_Name]

Saitama doesn't break Physics, Physics fails to break Saitama.

[@GarlicAvenger]

Okay, so WHAT IF - Saitama isn't actually lifting 2 micro-black holes (as they wouldn't exist very long, due to their size), but is moving incredibly dense matter as weight, at super-luminal speeds, and the dense matter air-friction against the molecules in the atmosphere is CREATING micro-black holes , kind of like a particle collider. It solves both the issues presented by the bar and the bench being able to survive the strain, for how they support the mass of the black holes. They just DON'T. The black holes are just sheer energy released as the hyper-dense weights break the "light barrier", like a photonic sonic boom.

[@jameskaesebrot1194]

It will not change much of the actual weight of the black holes in the calculation, but (assuming that the back holes are not spinning) the "visible" radius would be ~2.6*r_s.

[@Tywil714]

Its awsome how one page cover results in a long video i love OPM

[@F_L_U_X]

5:20 40 Earths on each end...* (not including the bar to hold them)

[@ANDI3niable]

@7:05 I'd like to think that you were channeling Ron Burgendy while curling your biceps😅🤣

[@teren60]

This can finally put an end to the "who is stronger" question between goku and saitama since the image says it all..

[@mlgn0sc0p3r5]

1.844e+26/5.972e+24 =30.8774279973 The weight of both of the black holes is 1.844e+26 kg The weight or mass of earth is 5.972e+24 which means both black holes together weigh 30.8774279973 earths. During the TOP (that version of Goku isn't even comparable to present Goku) escaped and lifted a black hole the size of 8.9 METERS!!! So using Schwarzschild's radius for Black Hole (rs) = 2GM/c^2 we can calculate 8.9=2*0.00000000000674*M/(299792458)^2 M=8.9*(299793458)^2/0.00000000000674 M=118678350000000000000000000000 118678350000000000000000000000/5.972e+24 = 19872.4631614 Earths AND the grand priest changed the tournament’s gravity to 10x of earth which means 19872.4631614 x 10 = 198724.631614 earths if you wanna puff up the numbers even more you could divide this by the ssb multiplier and then get the weight (of this much weaker version of ) base goku can lift, then multiply it by some shit like ultra instinct's mulipilier of 13,850,000,000 x base form (this is the first version of ultra instinct during TOP, really old and uncomparable to present goku but im not gonna bother scaling this shit up to present time goku)

[@daancompen9874]

I don’t even want to get into it but no he is not stronger than goku. The lifting feats in dragon ball are incredibly dumb. At a point where he is able to punch away universes he could only lift like 40 tons but that was purely because the creator didn’t want to do the math so he just chose a big number.

[@mlgn0sc0p3r5]

@@daancompen9874 1.844e+26/5.972e+24 =30.8774279973 The weight of both of the black holes is 1.844e+26 kg The weight or mass of earth is 5.972e+24 which means both black holes together weigh 30.8774279973 earths. During the TOP (that version of Goku isn't even comparable to present Goku) escaped and lifted a black hole the size of 8.9 METERS!!! So using Schwarzschild's radius for Black Hole (rs) = 2GM/c^2 we can calculate 8.9=2*0.00000000000674*M/(299792458)^2 M=8.9*(299793458)^2/0.00000000000674 M=118678350000000000000000000000 118678350000000000000000000000/5.972e+24 = 19872.4631614 Earths AND the grand priest changed the tournament’s gravity to 10x of earth which means 19872.4631614 x 10 = 198724.631614 earths if you wanna puff up the numbers even more you could divide this by the ssb multiplier and then get the weight (of this much weaker version of ) base goku can lift, then multiply it by some shit like ultra instinct's mulipilier of 13,850,000,000 x base form (this is the first version of ultra instinct during TOP, really old and uncomparable to present goku but im not gonna bother scaling this shit up to present time goku)

[@Zefino141]

@@daancompen9874just accept it it’s been proven goku is not stronger Superman is stronger than goku but not stronger then saitama face the facts and stop lying to yourself

[@bobbie_nolimit5109]

One Punch Man is just a goofy anime that's fun to watch....instead of looking at who's stronger, look at quality.... they're better quality animes out there than OPM....with proper lore and everything.... y'all be real an cut the crap

[@FallenAngelZero00]

Spoofed stronger than Goku I LOVE IT!! Plus you brought up the point I was going to make in the comments about the gravity wells of the black holes themselves and him not falling in and spaghettifiying as opposed to thinking of the black holes as if they were a heavy, heavy object. Thank you. Well done. 👏👏

[@maineflamehq7732]

Blud is not stronger than Goku that is still only a high galaxal feat at best Goku currently in base is at least universal

[@Skrunni]

@@maineflamehq7732 That's funny, why hasn't he ever sneezed away an entire planet then? For someone is universal in base, when he goes into full power he should become millions of times stronger, so that means even if he uses 0% of that full power, he should still be one shotting his universe right? You know, 0% would still be equal to his base form and that, right? Why doesn't he display those feats? I am just asking, don't go crying on me

[@maineflamehq7732]

@@Skrunni 💀💀💀 he doesn’t have to sneeze a planet away and you make zero sense talking about 0 percent you sound goofy and whooptdy doo sneezing a planet away that’s only a planetary feat Goku has been past planetary since the end of namek

[@Skrunni]

@maineflamehq7732 Okay, ignoring everything I just said, are we? Okay

[@maineflamehq7732]

@@Skrunni nope I read what you said and it was absolute nonsense

[@NubRusty]

These videos are my favorite Kyle Hill videos. I love both science and Saitama!

[@happerexanime1471]

well it also doesn't look like saitama is pushing a sweat so that means he could do bigger ones

[@mattmincey5042]

1:08 Shots fired! Shots fired!!

[@bosstowndynamics5488]

Just to add that, at least if you frame this as OPM lifting himself up and down on the virtual surface of the twin blackhole bar, that the Earth is still present but not the dominant gravitational influence in the Earth-OPM-twin black hole system, so he's not just lifting himself, he's also lifting the Earth on his back as he does it

[@williamwarren6639]

I was scrolling through the comments to see if anyone else had pointed this out. Had an image of everyone on earth freaking out as they experienced the earth moving with every press. Hopefully, he wasn't using a serious series bench press.

[@VergilArcanis]

glad you did the math, it is only applicable if the mass of the lifted item is less than the reference object. in which case, Saitama is pushing the earth away from the mass of two small black holes, more than he is lifting them.

[@chcikety]

More impressive.

[@entangledatoms7153]

Yusuke Murata calculated all of this.

[@ImPallasAthena]

man, I haven't watched one of your videos in a couple years, glad to see you're still around and doing well :) good stuff!

[@matthewa9911]

Same here! I'm glad he's still able to do the same format

[@LuizFelipe-fk6it]

Here's the thing If he is exerting a force against the hole, wouldn't it be the weakest link that would give in? So, deducing that he is on Earth, wouldn't he only need the necessary force to move the Earth away from the black hole instead of moving the black hole away from the Earth?"

[@AkibanaZero]

Kyle, you are so entertaining to watch I even sit through the sponsor segments.

[@scormern]

Tatsumaki, I see Kyle is a man of culture as well

[@bafumat]

The bar keeping those two black holes apart is the real hero here.

[@nickmudd]

Ah but if you look at this with Einstein's theory of relativity, what if Saitama's muscle mass is so intense, he's using the block holes locked in spacetime to push against. He needs two black wholes to hold himself benching the Universe the other way

[@mindoftheoldone1743]

The fact he can withstand the gravity alone would be an insane feat.

[@stagnant-name5851]

Hee could probably breathe the singularity into his noze and sneeze it out.

[@mindoftheoldone1743]

@@stagnant-name5851 You mean Event horizon? I make that mistake myself all the time. 😁

[@Cope690]

Pretty sure he did in the anime as well

[@yobgodababua1862]

Since we like to look at things in the reference frame of the center of mass of a particular collection of bodies, he's actually pressing the earth away from the point between the black holes.

[@conwarlock3537]

Hi. Germany here. Your Schwarzschild pronounciation was pretty good. Only in German the z is usually pronounced as tz, and the i is pronounced shorter.

[@zephyrlacey3640]

I cannot stop laughing about how the Demon Core shirt looks like it bored a hole through Kyle, you can see right through him! lol

[@yohhi]

Finally you broke the debate

[@clayongunzelle9555]

6:13 you are indeed a man of culture 😅

[@engineeredtofail6746]

We need more of buff A.R.I.A. in our lives, flexing information like that is crucial to better understanding of relativistic comparisons