Replacing our Sun with different Black Holes

Let's replace our Sun with black holes and see what happens.
Replacing our Sun with different Black Holes
Note: This video is not 100% accurate, this is just a visual representation of how the sky would look if our Sun was replaced with black holes.
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#blackholes

[@christine3876]

Where are there located: Sagittarius A*: Center of the Milky Way NGC 7469: Center of the NGC 7469 galaxy Messier 58: Center of the Messier 58 galaxy Andromeda galaxy: Center of the Andromeda galaxy Hercules A: Center of the Hercules A galaxy TON 618: Canes Venatici constellation TON 618 is the largest black hole known at about 66,000,000,000 solar masses and it's diameter is 390,000,000,000 kilometres

[@SPUDS1]

Damn those numbers are big

[@Titanilix]

@@SPUDS1 it is.

[@Titanilix]

TON 618 is for now on a largest *known* black hole, according to scientists there could be much, much bigger ones out there. more bigger than ton 618.

[@christine3876]

Thanks for pinning my comment

[@damarisbolanos7584]

the bigger a black hole is doesnt mean you die instanly stellar black holes have more powerful pulls then super massive black holes

[@ItsManu001]

*TON 618:* You can't defeat me *Hercules A:* I know, but he can *_Cameraman_*

[@SPUDS1]

Lol

[@inyomancessardeo4639]

@@SPUDS1 Camera man be so indestructible.

[@austinlincoln3414]

xD

[@destroyerofgalaxys]

@@SPUDS1 _MY ONLY WEAKNESS._

[@juliamimi8049]

TON how are you so Bug?

[@adityansh]

Out of 7 billion People Only cameraman will survive..

[@altheamantes2041]

Hahaha that's awesome man

[@jordanvalencia9597]

The Camera from Voyager 2

[@HomieNukeMarkRealNoFake]

And me

[@HomieNukeMarkRealNoFake]

And me

[@thesrilankanguy3652]

8 billion*

[@Lonewanderer30]

0:56 Ah, Andromeda's black hole is about 100-240 million solar masses, and about the size of Jupiter's orbit at most. Pretty big F up right there.

[@SPUDS1]

Imagine the size of it's star. 🥶

[@Lonewanderer30]

@@SPUDS1 We'll they're not entirely sure of the Andromeda Galaxies central black holes mass. At 240 million solar masses it would be about Jupiter's orbit, and that's as massive as they estimate it to be, it's likely far lower. Andromeda isn't much more massive than the Milkyway and the central black holes tend to follow the overall mass of their host galaxy, so the original size estimate of 22 million solar masses from about 10 years ago is likely all it is. Regardless, its nowhere near as large as you've depicted, even at 240 million solar masses.

[@WingNuts2010]

Another good video. I think if you had included a view from outside the Oort cloud from the begining, it would be easier to comprehend the scale of each black hole.

[@SPUDS1]

The smaller black holes were too smalls thats why

[@ItsMeAttilaGameplay2018]

Just to compare: Earth from the Sun avg: 1AU=150'000'000km=0,0000158125ly Triton from the Sun avg: 30AU=4'500'000'000km=0,00047437522ly (hypothetical) Oort Cloud border: 100'000AU=15'000'000'000'000km=1,5812507ly Sagittarius A=44'000'000km So compared to this black hole the Oort Cloud is 340'909,09 times larger.

[@ImperialKansas]

Phoenix A is twice the size of TON 618

[@hollowmemer4285]

Earth: Oh no TON618 will eat us all!! Solar system: AHHH TON618: How tf is the nearest life 10 billion light years away?

[@Titanilix]

Ton 618: yea man i am winning, im gonna be largest black hole ever SDSS J140821.67+025733.2* : Tonantzintla am i joke to you (Note: TON 618's nickname is Tonantzintla.)

[@hollowmemer4285]

That black hole is the 2nd biggest actually..

[@zzztriplezzz5264]

@Poconghilang 2030 not really still 10% of the universe

[@zzztriplezzz5264]

@@hollowmemer4285 not even close

[@jakepatterson3987]

1:27 now that is just disrespectful 🤣😭. I can't even begin to understand how unbelievably large ton is

[@mpleandre]

It is weird to think that these celestial bodies are so strange and amazing, yet the human brain is still more mysterious and astonishing than them all together... We literally carry in our heads the universe's most strange object we know about so far.

[@silhouettegears2191]

how is that ?!

[@mpleandre]

@@silhouettegears2191 The human brain is capable of so much with just water and small electric charges. It's easier to explain a black hole than what our brain truly is.

[@theguy3129]

Agreed, the only thing harder to comprehend would be the human brain. We can literally visualize black holes or even multiple universes in our own way in there.

[@PoMedor4chik]

Andromeda's black hole is beautiful

[@seekingthekingdom101]

1:22 Hercules a: Haha I’m the biggest black hole *Ton 618 has joined the chat.*

[@ImperadorLucius]

Terrifying entities... Looking to the sky at night was always a scary thing for me, cause i never seen just sky full of stars, for me is a bubble of air protecting us from the cold deep and dark space. And this is scary as fuck.

[@NormanThe_FreedomHope22-5]

Hercules A just like an eye that stare at you: Run run run run. Wake up wake up wake up. And btw. Who has eye cancer that cannot watch. Not me i just ask 🙃

[@samiulhaque4707]

Just imagine Ton 618 and Hercules meet together nearby milky way.

[@macula380]

Ton 618 can probably swallow Hercules and the entire galaxy in only one swallow

[@zzztriplezzz5264]

@@macula380 use your brain a little. Ton 618 is wayyyy smaller than the Milky Way. It’s only that much bigger than the Oort Cloud which is tiny compared to the milky way

[@macula380]

@@zzztriplezzz5264 Of course it's small, it's a singularity, but can you imagine what kind of gravitational power it can have? Only Jupiter is capable of moving dozens of asteroids directly towards it, Ton 618 can probably do the same with entire solar systems. Maybe the Milky Way is bigger than the Ton 618, but the process would still be similar to putting a 1000 kg in a wooden boat

[@Ksegger]

If planet earth was to fall into one of those supermassive black holes, half the people in the world would be able to observe the merger of the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies before getting spaghettified. Not a bad way to go.

[@SPUDS1]

Noo 1 dislike😭

[@100dodo3]

Don't worry only 1 Everyone get a dislike Especially hard working guys But you are next level.❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@SPUDS1]

@@100dodo3 :]

[@magicmulder]

Kinda amazing how our galaxy’s central black hole is so small but gets a 100,000 ly galaxy to revolve around it.

[@Mogus69420-k]

The city and every else:this is fine

[@Dogo76464]

Lets thank the person who took these photos.

[@summerwintermelon]

This is not what I needed when I'm trying to sleep

[@oathtothebound6768]

the universe is spectacular

[@slug8039]

Fun fact: a black hole the size of a coin would have the same mass as the earth

[@jayzngoben7197]

Also black holes make noise that sounds like someone getting getting there soul sucked out or some being sent to the shadow realm or he'll so that would be the most terrifying at night for me if we could survive being that close to a black hole

[@ebergan]

This video is creative but a bit beside the point; even the smallest of these black holes will make quick work of Earth or anything else only 93 million miles away.

[@chetan_naik]

Between 1&2 something is amiss, the 2nd one can not be just 3times massive. It should be atleast 20-30 times looking at their diameter. Doubling the diameter will increase the volume by 8 times tripling the diameter by 27 times.

[@AnuragSingh-sd3wt]

Cameraman: **I AM INEVITABLE** 😎

[@gymusen]

Streets playing in the background makes it funny.

[@iapetus6110]

Ringed Dad , What is that Black ball?

[@rmatt24]

Imagine waking up and opening your curtains to see a giant black hole in the sky. Nope, I'm closing my curtains and going back to sleep!👀😰😱🤯😭😴😜

[@SPUDS1]

That would be terrifying 😰😱

[@NH-dg5lc]

@@SPUDS1 And then you just wake up then look back and then it disappeared and you were like Wat wot

[@SPUDS1]

Lol

[@jadenhancock]

BLACK HOLE SUN🌞

[@andrewtodaro2874]

Black hole sun, won’t you come?

[@W4SPX]

If ton explodes rip universe

[@malikmuhammadumer3073]

Black Holes are so huge. Good.

[@Mohamedhesham832]

They would eat us

[@edrin26]

those who wondering what this symbol is ^ its called caret

[@sdp640]

They are terrifying and beautiful at the same time.

[@pauwufy]

Agreed.

[@akusiapa1915]

But the truth is we can't see the blackhole but still, beautiful

[@shiveredmytimber3148]

We can't see black holes but yeah

[@karennqz]

Beautiful?

[@Zero_Two_002]

Agree

[@hodic1562]

Honeslty, with anything bigger than the sun, my brain just says „fuck it, i give up"

[@Memedoggo04]

same

[@juliamimi8049]

no need Bigger than quasi-star

[@Onetruenugget]

Except alpha centuri thats the only star bigger than the sun than can keep life going good

[@drabnail777]

i doubt u can even comprehend how big the sun is. eg. compare Jupiter to earth even

[@hodic1562]

@@drabnail777 Doubt all you want. I can kinda undestand it, because it's been compared so many times. All i was saying is that on screen i can undestand it (i never meant in person) However with obejcts like black holes, even screen comparasion becomes hard to wrap my mind around

[@KRIGSSV1N]

Burger King didn't have cheese sauce that day, so we went to Neptune's moon Triton.

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

Hey how a small black hole like Sagittarius a everything in the milky way revolve around it wtf

[@fbiagentkabaap6974]

@@rajveerkanojiya2985 Its 4.3 million times massive than the Sun.

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

@@fbiagentkabaap6974 just 4.3m not 100b

[@ST4RZY_YT]

McDonald's only had breakfast food, so we had to go to Neptune's moon Triton.

[@supermariobros6446]

@@ST4RZY_YTthe ice cream machine was broken too

[@hollowmemer4285]

Triton: How is this possible.. something bigger than my orbit!?

[@horadebombinhas9645]

lmao xd

[@earthdart5937]

Triton orbit is super small its like the our Moon orbit, Pluto orbit is better to compare with.

[@bogdanostaficiuc6385]

@@earthdart5937 no

[@_DRACrY]

@@earthdart5937 even ort cloud start wouldn't be enough. It woul be contained in outer boundary of the ort cloud

[@dfo990]

pluto orbit is even higher

[@clintgriego2730]

I came here from sound garden im not disapointed though

[@SPUDS1]

:X

[@conmanassassin]

Black hole sun is a great song I came he from being curious about black holes tho

[@omertahagunes5653]

Me: What a great day to go on a picnic. Messier 58: If you can light a fire inside me, you can eat your meatball.

[@SPUDS1]

Lmfao XD

[@ahmedalyahyaee7035]

Should u say TON 618?

[@omertahagunes5653]

@@ahmedalyahyaee7035 Messier 58 was more appropriate. Because Ton 618 is the biggest black hole. It surrounds the more than Kuiper Belt. Messier 58 was more real to making joke. Everyone knows that anyone can't light fire in Ton 618 and can't eat meatball.

[@meghanlarsen6685]

@@ahmedalyahyaee7035 yea

[@vozdotranslateoficial]

sim eu concordo , me de bolsa familia

[@jimaco0312]

To think there are probably planets out there that have these kind of views is astonishing.

[@ИльяРыженко-п2ъ]

Я подозреваю, что там было бы очень темно. И эти изображения тоже не очень корректны, где планеты повернуты к черным дырам светлой стороной. И в реальности черные дыры не имеют таких цветов, не пурпурных оттенков, ни даже жёлтого, как на фотографиях черных дыр - эти изображения просто схематично подкрашенны этим цветом. В реальности вращающаяся плазма вокруг черных дыр синего цвета. Так же жизнь рядом с черной дырой невозможна.

[@jimaco0312]

@@ИльяРыженко-п2ъ can i have an english translation please?

[@ИльяРыженко-п2ъ]

@@jimaco0312 Translated by google translator: I suspect it would be very dark there. And these images are also not very correct, where the planets are facing the black holes of the light side. And in reality, such black holes do not have colors, not purple shores, not even yellow, as in photographs of black holes - these images are simply schematically painted with this color. In reality, the rotating plasma around black holes is blue. Similarly, life near a black hole is impossible. P.S. Why are you so lazy that you can't translate yourself?

[@demonsith13]

@@jimaco0312 right click the whole thing then translate to English.

[@jimaco0312]

@@demonsith13 ok thanks

[@physicsisawesome696]

"Replacing our sun with different black holes" Black holes: umm, yummy

[@inyomancessardeo4639]

Our universe is still hiding massive black holes, some of them can reach 50x The mass of TON 618

[@S3gAndVinnu]

moly this is crazy

[@lars38010]

@origin Yes they calculated that the whole Universe must be at least 7 Trillion light years across.

[@ZerryBerrytheSpaceRaccoon]

@origin Or bigger than the Virgo Supercluster. That might be taking it a bit too far, though.

[@mostirrational]

There's always a bigger fish.

[@lars38010]

@origin Update: At least 7 Trillion light years across. But maximum is around 150 Sextillion light years across.

[@HydroxTheCat]

"Dad, what is that giant orb in the sky?" 240+ likes ok thats insane

[@SPUDS1]

It's a sphagetti maker MA BoAH

[@SevenButTwice]

@@SPUDS1 BLACK HOLE EVOLUTION

[@weepinggod302]

Don't worry son just... RUN

[@Sword_pudding]

No worries, it’s just a black hole going to kill us all so don’t worry

[@robertkennedy7537]

@@SPUDS1 good one

[@guywholikesgoodmusic]

There's nothing more amazing to me than the fact that Sagittarius A, a supermassive black hole that could fit comfortably within the orbit of Mercury, can hold the entire galaxy together. Volume-wise, it's the equivalent of a grain of dust keeping an entire ocean orbiting it. Truly mind-boggling, the power of black holes.

[@tsumugikotobuki0131]

That's not completely true. While stars hold their planetary systems (or solar systems) together, supermassive black holes and dark matter together hold galaxies together. If dark matter did not exist, galaxies could probably still exist (I don't know much about how they were formed, just how they exist today), but the outer stars would be very loosely held together, perhaps similar to the Oort Cloud and our Sun.

[@guywholikesgoodmusic]

@@tsumugikotobuki0131 In fairness, dark matter is still very much a theoretical concept. We don't know what/where it is, how it came to be, or how it interacts with our current understanding of gravity. For all we know, it might not exist at all, and there's just something about galactic gravity we have yet to learn.

[@la.4556]

@@guywholikesgoodmusic it's theorized that dark matter particle is just nonreactive to the elements with whom we observe usual matter, however they are 99 % sure it exists

[@lolxlolz5693]

Could life still be possible tho

[@lolxlolz5693]

Question mark

[@destroyerofgalaxys]

_My happiness is immeasurable and my day is fixed._

[@thenameisfaiz]

Blackhole-I have the highest ever density...nothing can excape from me Cameraman:Hold my camera

[@tobiasrieper7463]

Technically, if the cameraman leaves the camera for someone else to hold, he will lose the cameraman power, therefore dying.

[@100dodo3]

Bro Hercules A looks like a nebula Hehe I don't have alot of knowledge but I love space, So that is why I wrote nebula😭😞

[@SPUDS1]

Same, I don't have too much knowledge about space but I love to know more about it.

[@100dodo3]

@@SPUDS1 I agree❣️

[@SevenButTwice]

lol

[@100dodo3]

@@SevenButTwice hehe

[@horadebombinhas9645]

same, but i know about the largest things, info and som thingz nothing special :[

[@Howmanypeoplerthere]

Me when a huge black hole becomes our sun: *walks outside and gets sucked in*

[@ahmedalyahyaee7035]

Are you a wadzee fan? Coz I am

[@orlablacoe9808]

The sun doesn't have enough mass to be a black hole-

[@explosivemodesonicmauricet1597]

@@orlablacoe9808 Kinda right. Unless our sun is born as a Super Red Giant.

[@infainyt]

other variation "Me when a huge black hole becomes our sun: *walking outside and gets **_spaghettified_*

[@ryannunez1545]

@Internet Stories except we will all die because the temperature will be significantly more colder

[@100dodo3]

Best Content Love it!!

[@SPUDS1]

Thank you man :)

[@ahmedalyahyaee7035]

@@SPUDS1 that’s too much @SPUDS that’s too much man

[@sushilajain8844]

Me after watching these types of videos : why I am so interested in destroying our own mother planet

[@SurgeProtector1236]

mother is the main word of earth mother planet deda ena (georgian something btw deda means mother) and many other things

[@Night-Fox-Inc]

how big black holes do you want to have? Universe: yes 1:24

[@SPUDS1]

Lol

[@Ayush_7604]

Actually that's nothing there may be bigger black holes than ton 618 and I think that ton 618 may be nothing infront of more bigger interstellar objects yet to be discovered

[@aurikanu]

No one: the entire solar system getting sucked into different black holes while streets by doja cat is casually playing in the background

[@vicenarian340]

Props to the guy who got everything in place to snap these pictures. Must've been a lot of work.

[@cheytactical]

For reference. Voyager 2 was launched August 20th. 1977. It still has 300 year's before it'll reach the Oort cloud Another 30,000 to pass through it

[@retrogaussgun2296]

Sagittarius A*-A fine Boi TON 618-OH LAWD HE COMIN!!!!!

[@Prussiancat]

0:07 that looks like a planet

[@nba_dae1128]

Sagittarius A: I hate you! Andromeda Black Hole/ Messier 31: hehe :3 Hercules A: I am the biggest black hole ever TON 618: I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that

[@a150isbackk]

OH MY LORD 1:03

[@bailey8790]

And 1:24

[@uudaykumar]

Bro what music is this???

[@JustAnArrogantAlien]

The truly terrifying part is that this is the largest black hole _known._ The universe is vast beyond human comprehension. There may be monsters out in the void somewhere that dwarf TON 618, hidden in the darkness where we’ll never be able to see them.

[@eggs7454]

Did you know that ton 618 can eat a small galaxy (eye nebula)

[@ameliawarfield5637]

I'm impressed with this informative video about black holes. Beautiful, but dangerous. I'm glad to have our Sun in the center of our solar system.🌈🦄⭐👑🦊

[@wintersnowcloud]

Sagittarius A*: (Center of the Milky Way) has approximately 107,000 times the gravity of the Sun. I took a few google searches, geez. For some reason my first result was the gravitational pull of Sagittarius A* compared to that of Earth. I also found a comparison of the mass of the Sun vs Sagittarius A* which would have needed more variables to convert to gravitation pull. So, I searched for the gravity of Earth vs the Sun and used that to find Sagittarius A* has ~107,000 times the gravity of our Sun.

[@xescdelarosa3328]

atleast gravity would stretch me up to 6 foot

[@MrKreezer]

Can you give me permission for use your video for fact videos

[@lyly_lei_lei]

If you had a black hole the mass of the sun, it would only be 5.908 kilometers in diameter. If you had a black hole the mass of the earth, it would only be 1.774 centimeters in diameter.

[@SPUDS1]

Ya.

[@whatskrakin37]

God damn that is mind blowing. Doesn't that mean that if you could somehow get a black hole the mass of earth, it would be the size of a small ball but weigh as much as the Earth?

[@vekuboi]

@@whatskrakin37 yep

[@keloduma]

Insane

[@lyly_lei_lei]

Now imagine the masses of solar system sized behemoth black holes.

[@GunAinmNoAodann]

Sag A* seems wrong somehow. For the mass it has, its event horizon is .08 au from the center and mercury meanwhile is .4 AUs away from the sun, so Sag A*'s apparent size in our sky should be smaller than what's shown in the video.

[@ironclock]

This video is poorly done and misleading

[@tsumugikotobuki0131]

@@ironclock Yeah it's an approximation at best. At worst just made up stats.

[@exotus8008]

true sag.A's event horizon would be closer in diameter as sun

[@ninjanianin]

Me: OMG THE UNIVERSE IS CRAZY MAN

[@SPUDS1]

It's beautiful too, isn't it?

[@100dodo3]

@@SPUDS1 yeah man

[@nibirbhattacharya647]

@@SPUDS1 sure

[@redactedredacted8663]

Ya think?!

[@R4dm1n]

0:15 Ah, what a lovely da-- WHAT THE FUCK, DID I ACTUALLY DIVIDE BY ZERO AGAIN?

[@3shuv755]

dont forget that the sun is 92 million miles from earth lol

[@SPUDS1]

Yes

[@ahmedalyahyaee7035]

Actually it’s 93 million miles from earth 🌎

[@hollowmemer4285]

Well I got to get a new godamn car.. We shall drive to the sun

[@SevenButTwice]

i think planet 9 may or may not survive

[@bassformheaven3766]

The biggest black hole is Bootes Void this black hole estamating size is 250000000 light years can easily swallow the virgo supercluster and other supercluster galaxies

[@Geckotan]

A void is not a hole...

[@zzztriplezzz5264]

Lol I guess it is a big black “hole” but it is not a big “black hole”

[@zainigamings]

Earth: *this is fine*

[@SevenButTwice]

with the 1st n' 2nd

[@SPUDS1]

@UnspinableThefoxyboy. Noice profile picture tho👌

[@GrayderFox]

Oh. I didn't realize a black hole could just, take up the fuckin' Oort Cloud. Finally, some way of kind of conceptualizing how big these things are. What the fuck?

[@exbelion3543]

Nice job as always, your videos always make my jaw drop... We truly are nothing but molecules compared to the vastness of the infinite outer space

[@theguy3129]

atoms more like.

[@alexsimon6519]

This video is cool and soundtrack, what is a soundtrack name ? Pls

[@Fiber247]

If I see this out of my house I’m going crazy

[@pusheenthecat9264]

A lot of these depictions of what they look like are genuinely inaccurate. The real black holes are either enveloped in light from their gravity or they are invisible due to the lack of an Accretion Disc. Still cool to look at tho :P

[@almightyraven8220]

true that, still a good comparison on its mass though regardless

[@VortexGuy69]

Ton 618 is a black hole and a galaxy at the same time cus it’s a rogue black hole

[@SonikaPonnaganti]

𝑷𝑰𝑵 𝑴𝑬𝑬𝑬𝑬𝑬𝑬𝑬𝑬 𝑩𝑬𝑪𝑶𝑺𝑬 𝑰 𝑨𝑴 𝒀𝑶𝑼𝑹 𝑵𝑼𝑴𝑩𝑬𝑹 𝑶𝑵𝑬 𝑭𝑨𝑵

[@TillestFashion]

Naaa I am

[@zken9892]

im yo second like

[@DespairMMX3030]

The 2nd Largest Thing In The Universe Is... The Bootes Void

[@horadebombinhas9645]

yes but it exists the metaverse and omniverse, a thing that scientists didnt know about so many time metaverse is all multiverses, omniverses is all metaverses + nebula and star shapes

[@hollowmemer4285]

The biggest thing in the universe Is the atmosphere you and ur crush is in | (• ◡•)|

[@tofifichannel7199]

@@hollowmemer4285 lol

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

@@horadebombinhas9645 MEGAVERSE IS A 11+2 DIMENSION

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

@@hollowmemer4285 HERCULES CORONA BOREALIS(10,000,000,000 Light year in diameter)

[@thelegendofgod4444]

I like the ton 618 because it is the largest black hole in the universe but I hate it to go there.

[@marrakhimlaridagiba51]

POV: me thinking that the black holes should not have any light because black holes are so dense that light could not even escape it

[@euner_xcx]

You don't. You see what's behind and what's infront of a black hole, because it stretches Time and Space, that's what's called Gravitational lensing.

[@alanreygabunilas8851]

Triton:aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@SPUDS1]

| (• ◡•)|

[@chicagogalaxy670]

the universe is terrifying

[@SPUDS1]

Yup terrifying and beautiful at the same time.

[@idk.904]

there are n o terryfing things

[@SevenButTwice]

@@idk.904uup

[@Titanilix]

@@SPUDS1 i agree

[@Titanilix]

@@idk.904 so there is no terrifying things right...? well i listed stuff down there. you just need to scroll down. maybe more why is it taking so long? you should probably leave ok fine you are there lemme list stuff here: black holes, red giants, wormholes, antimatter universe, jupiter (if you are on inside), neutron stars, supermassive black holes.

[@DragonUltraMaster]

What is bigger? the biggest blackhole OR all minecraft worlds ever created combined? That counts everything: Minecraft worlds that are still active. Worlds that is deleted and also those "forgotten" ones! Have fun with this one :D Hehehe

[@OliverMurphy-eh4hs]

I’m honestly curious (and I know this vid is 3 years old but I need an answer): what’s bigger? The largest star in the universe or the biggest black hole in the universe? And how much bigger?!

[@Ole_Rasmussen]

I had a nightmare once that a black hole the size of a large city dropped on Earth less than 200 km away, it was the most terrified I've ever been in a dream. Black holes were a mistake. God please fix.

[@NixeeonV]

"Oh no! 2 black holes!" The black holes colliding: bloop

[@charliethegoober]

I love you im your fan pin me

[@Dalandannnn]

@Elijah Mendoza feeling the same bro

[@horadebombinhas9645]

@Elijah Mendoza same

[@emin166]

@Elijah Mendoza same

[@Bedwars2262]

@Elijah Mendoza swme

[@damarisbolanos7584]

yup the same

[@damarisbolanos7584]

huge respect for the camera man for not getting sucked up

[@christine3876]

38 seconds ago. WHAT? THIS COMMENT WAS MADE 38 SECONDS AGO!

[@damarisbolanos7584]

i think you need to refresh

[@damarisbolanos7584]

true

[@hollowmemer4285]

TON618 will yeet the others and yeet the yeeter and he’ll yeet me but won’t yeet and can’t yeet the best yeeter the yeeetiest person Spuds. Everyone: Tf

[@SPUDS1]

Bruh

[@ΓιωργοςΓιώργος-φ4ρ]

Confused me noises

[@aaro_koivisto25]

Fun fact: if you would replace the sun with something like Sagittarius A* for instance, it would not chance Earth's orbit that much. Although we would freeze to death but still

[@SPUDS1]

true

[@aaro_koivisto25]

@@SPUDS1 nice, you still heart comments! I subscribed, this is a cool video

[@SPUDS1]

Thank you m8. 🤘❤️

[@nicman7623]

That is completely wrong

[@aaro_koivisto25]

@@nicman7623 that is completely right. It would not change the earth's orbit, atleast not that much. Next time when you come and try to say something, make are it a a fact kid

[@Rainnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

The video with no dislikes.

[@SPUDS1]

Hehe boi B-)

[@alrey2750]

@@SPUDS1 the perfect video ever XD

[@ahmedalyahyaee7035]

Dude it has 7 dislikes oh I hate salty kids that just dislike every vid

[@yupits6930]

@@ahmedalyahyaee7035 this comment was posted 1 week ago, in 1 week ago this video was not having no dislikes, and you are posting your comment yesterday...

[@mehjabinvadivala5684]

Ton 618 is like HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO!!!!!!!!!!!!😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈 Blue rainbow friends will be like GRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤

[@_DRACrY]

1:10 only increase of 1 power to the power 10 did this much difference

[@josephelkhourymaroun6141]

Hercules A: I am the biggest Ton 618: NO I AM My computer screen: Noobs

[@footylad6468]

The camera man is millions of light years tall

[@ly5112]

Why Messier 58 is looking like that theres no black spot and why Messier 58 is just a big giant acceration disk

[@Doeff8]

Nice and all, but not very interesting: a black hole the size of Sagittarius alone would totaly destroy the whole solar system.