The Deadly Power of a Coin-Sized Black Hole

[@LyrelGaming]

Blackhole of mass of a coin: You'd definitely die Blackhole of diameter of a coin: You'd still die

[@TheLemonyOne]

the latter you'd probably get spaghettied by the gravity

[@ruin1619]

The latter everyone dies…

[@ctrlf42]

Moral of the story: black holes are mean

[@Starlitsoul0359]

Mass of a coin: You and the surrounding city/countryside are going to really regret being in this place at this specific time. Size of a coin: Hope you prayed this morning cause there's no time now. Plus side is EVERYONE gets to join you shortly. Went out cooler than the dinosaurs at least.

[@ekn8907]

You got it the wrong way around

[@abdulmuhaimin5274]

Earth sucked by Kirby the Black Hole

[@midnightgaming3214]

​Bro shut the hell up bot​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWO

[@midnightgaming3214]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOyou pedo

[@midnightgaming3214]

@@DarkShard5728 sure

[@DeyRtRu]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOyour so dead

[@Top_Teayer]

This is both wholesome and terifying.

[@LuckyDucky114]

"I DONT CARE HOW SMALL THE ROOM IS I CAST COIN SIZED BLACK HOLE"

[@vincere4591]

*Coin mass black hole

[@Glowing0v3rlord]

​@@vincere4591 It's actually coin-sized, as stated in the video.

[@vincere4591]

@@Glowing0v3rlord Coin sized black hole is just a black hole the size of a coin. A black hole with the mass of a coin collapses and creates an explosion with more power than that of a nuke. That is more adjacent to a fireball drake the duck’s joke originates from, which is why I made the reply I did.

[@iku_x3]

@@vincere4591deez nutz

[@Darsh0606]

Size or mass?

[@M0ChiPoni]

"the amount of people who asked🤏" got me

[@melodyjohnson3244]

IKR

[@LaurieWood-v9w]

Ikr

[@bananamanduh3171]

rewatch the video​@@waldoman7

[@許亦稀]

It took me 2 times to notice😂

[@nerobaal6655]

This video is incorrect.

[@44Hd22]

Wait Doofenshmirtz has two nickels. Watch out.

[@farflungtraveler]

Behold, the Nickel-Black-Hole-inator!

[@PhoenixRider177]

@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOshut up Edit: their channel got deleted🥳

[@mariogalax]

Ignore them. If you reply to them, they win. Just report and move on.

[@ivoryas1696]

​@@mariogalax I can't actually tell, so I'll just. How do they win from replies? I mean I reported the comments without replying, so it's mot like I'm disagreeing. I'm just asking.

[@QuokkaWaka]

​@@ivoryas1696 It makes KZbin less likely to remove the comment, allegedly. Even if that wasn't the case, though, responding to them just further floods the replies with irrelevant and negative comments.

[@subspacetripmine0]

mini sized thing, big sized boom

[@Redtigerr]

Chota packet bada dhamaka

[@HeidenLam]

💀💀

[@Lefkefb]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOwtf are you saying you rage baiter I hope you get aresseted

[@anonymousbanana204]

@@Redtigerralla akbar

[@skulves9677]

@@anonymousbanana204I’m Arab you know what that means

[@Ese1Pac]

This is why the Pokédex entry of Gardevoir casually creating black holes to save its trainer was always funny to me.

[@AlexanderScott66]

Gardevoir just creates a black hole with a mass billions of times less than a coin. Thus the explosive force would be more like a common hand grenade

[@ErronBlacksmith]

​@@AlexanderScott66it must be like 1/100000 size of atom

[@Floran_Plantman]

pokedex entries make sense because they have 10 year old kids making them. They see an Alakazam solve a rubik's cube and they write down it has an IQ of 5000.

[@ErronBlacksmith]

@@Floran_Plantman it's true that there's lack of logic, but if someone (or something) has 5000 iq they can solve Rubik's cube. It's just confusing to see those 2 things related

[@obviousbear1289]

Don't get us started on Pokemon. Like that magma snail that is apparently hotter than the surface of the sun and would instantly flash fry everyone in a visible radius if you release it from your Pokeball before sinking into the earth in a pool of bubbling magma.

[@H3Et]

This reminds me.... the odds of a coin turning into a black hole are extremely low but never zero.

[@EasonArzadon-vp8td]

😳

[@matta5463]

Right, spontaneous compression to less than an atom, really a widely known phenomenon

[@landonDavis-ce7xi]

Given enough time, even the most unlikely situations can happen​@@matta5463

[@FelixKobliha]

🎉

[@nynvib276]

​@@matta5463 The odds of you not being autistic are extremely low but not zero.

[@ModerationLabs]

“In this scenario, you would definitely die” is probably my new kurzgesagt line

[@Chipperland4471]

I remember the original video from like 10 years ago

[@abdillahahmad7025]

"Short answer: you die."

[@levayv]

​​@@abdillahahmad7025 "Long answer: It's complicated"

[@Undefined-es6gp]

​@@levayv bruh

[@carbonwolf3865]

​@@Undefined-es6gpthat is an actual quote from the video

[@NewMessage]

At least one of my coins must be a Black Hole. Somethin's eating all my money, anyway.

[@YokoYokoOneTwo]

Very funny ha-ha

[@ElPeloXD]

yooo, new type of bots in reply

[@Fizafarooqui]

Spitting facts

[@kooskoos1234]

It’s me, sorry, i was hungry

[@Pinkcircleguy]

gee i wonder who

[@PokeLap.]

Black Hole ❌️ Black Hole Kirby ✅️

[@Shotgunspixie]

actually cannon

[@pureshitp0st]

Black kirby ?

[@ilikeanimals5015]

cute 😖

[@catacocamping874]

Big bang not proven

[@Khaozdubz]

​@@ilikeanimals5015 And deadly 🥺🔪

[@Dr4cule]

Instructions unclear, a black kitty just appeared in front of me.

[@SoulBoyDoesArt]

Kirby having the power of a blackhole is a weapon of mass destruction

[@funniaj_redux]

Triple Deluxe's Hypernova exists. So it's canon.

[@ellusiv5121]

@@funniaj_reduxexactly, it’s just one of his ults

[@tylermoseley935]

Considering that the singularity would destroy even subatomic particles, that is accurate on multiple levels.

[@Kirbyfan2420]

@@SoulBoyDoesArt hello :D I have seed

[@aria_ready2452]

I was about to make a pun on mass destruction but that would defeat the gravity of it.

[@incoporealmage294]

Glad to know Kurtzgerzat is a believer in the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

[@hiccupwarrior89]

R'amen brother

[@MarcelKotarski]

Tasty planet forevet

[@WiselyConcious]

​@@MarcelKotarski You are a rare person for knowing it. Congrats!

[@ender_7674]

Cringey to me to be honest :/, couldn’t do anything about it though so why should i care

[@The_lone_wanderer_official]

It's good that I know what are you talking about?

[@corrupt6984]

“The number of people who asked” got me laughing so hard😂

[@RobbWes]

🤏

[@gusgusgusus]

It’s kinda dead now

[@Not_Mappa-Studios]

I mean I never did

[@faisalabdullah7897]

​@@gusgusgususnaw, those kids are still using that

[@user-os7zv3hx6v]

Lol

[@phoenixilr]

I sure hope I don't randomly get into a situation where a random coin sized black hole appears. 😐🙏

[@YoutubeShortsArchive]

you must be fun at parties

[@kyleirvinsiao]

@@KZbinShortsArchive tf this aint a party

[@GRIBLYGROBLY]

"Oh hey a coiiiiooooOOAAAAAAHHHH!!!-" **Spagatifies**

[@danthonygregory4157]

Fatality

[@ayushraj371]

Nintendo lawyers rubbing their palms

[@smalishah]

Why

[@arrowprinted9909]

@@smalishahKirby

[@smalishah]

@@arrowprinted9909 didn't get the reference

[@FigureWatchesYT]

@@smalishah you know how Nintendo will sue ANYTHING Nintendo related? This is what he's referencing to. So yeah

[@jellyfishi_]

Antisemitic comment

[@noatouw]

Gardevoirs pokédex entry: nah it fine :p

[@FrozenBrawlStars]

hi

[@noatouw]

@@FrozenBrawlStars hi

[@questionsayer]

hi

[@jrodd13]

Ah so that's why the internet goes crazy for Gardevoir, she got that level 9000 black hole gluck-gluck 😭

[@noatouw]

@@jrodd13 yup

[@Geno3812]

Brittle Hollow

[@ThePrimeGenera]

Outer Wilds is a W game

[@evergarden8592]

Outer wilds mention :D

[@zortnet]

!!!!!!!

[@anth10499]

I wanna ride the gravity of a real black hole just like that one lol

[@qand_8589]

Just finished it yesterday, I was hoping to see this!

[@Adrianucho_]

The fact that Kirby is represented as a Black Hole, aka a "Void" is so brilliant that I don't know if Kurzgesagt actually did their research or it's just a coincidence.

[@ebbingkiilian1933]

Never played the games, could ye enlighten me by any chance? 😅

[@Magic_Ice]

@@ebbingkiilian1933Kirby’s main power is to inhale objects and enemies. Many people liken this power to a black hole due to how powerful the suction can get with certain abilities like Hypernova. There is this character in Kirby named Void and many people theorize there is a strong connection between the two although this hasn’t been confirmed how much of the theories are true.

[@Just_a_guy909]

​@ebbingkiilian1933 I don't know how to explain it in simple terms. Watch a video about kirby lore.

[@Magic_Ice]

@@Just_a_guy909 watch a good video on Kirby lore. I’d recommend Meteorz’s videos because he doesn’t overhype or exaggerated anything and just gives it straight.

[@Just_a_guy909]

this specific bot keeps on popping up everywhere I go

[@glitchy9613]

This is basically a remake of the first kurzgesagt video I ever saw, neat.

[@zian01000]

O I remeber that

[@Luigicat11]

Too bad they didn't keep the joke about losing the coin.

[@nerobaal6655]

This video is mis information probably produced by Russians.

[@zenyatta5064]

Nintendo cease and desist arrives october 16th

[@imaginationsquare]

That was the CUTEST Kirby Cameo ever 😍

[@Socksfornoone43]

It murdered 8 billion of us what the fuck you mean is cute

[@demoman5864]

@@Socksfornoone43🥰🥰🥰

[@UltraDestroya48]

​@@Socksfornoone43agreed

[@thomaswilliams3836]

@@Socksfornoone43I mean that’s just what Kirby does. Goes to places, eats everyone and everything then moves on.

[@Nature_love-b5f]

@@Socksfornoone43 it’s still cute☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@KirenKirin]

Did anyone else notice the “number of people who asked” next to the smallest black hole?

[@HFIAPY]

yeah lol I was trying to find someone who noticed 😂

[@selene2k]

Yesss, i was looking for this coment 😂❤

[@themichael4898]

Seems it wasn't wrong. Just 5 of us.

[@THEEFBB]

@@themichael4898 Make that 6!

[@sheejagy4063]

Me 5! 🙂

[@Idiotdragon8]

I remember this from a previous video! You really condensed the subject down an unbelievable amount into this short.

[@Styphon]

That's a black hole for you. Lots of information, tiny size.

[@christianpetersen163]

They managed to condense it all down to a single point.

[@TheCubifyer]

​@@christianpetersen163Hey wait a minu-

[@sortof3337]

Yeah, because the science in the video and the short is wrong lol. Used to think they were cool before I got my masters in mp. Kgt is nothing but propaganda channel.

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

​@@sortof3337 propaganda for what, dude? Lol

[@Infamous_Bolly]

Me thinking a black hole the size of a 5 gram coin would not kill us 💀

[@LunarSpotlight]

Ah, so that's how Brittle Hollow became the way it is.

[@ThePrimeGenera]

screw brittle hollow

[@henchman1366]

OUTER WIDE MENTIONED

[@aymanzayed198]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@AHHHHHHHH21]

brittle hollow the opp fr all my homies HATE brittle hollow

[@RHVGamer]

The animators love Kirby

[@fish_alt]

Who doesn’t

[@ProductionStops]

Don't you?❤

[@EkubaMacDonnell-Monahan-p9l]

@@ProductionStops yes, do u

[@NuningMinie]

Who hates Kirby anyway?

[@abdillahahmad7025]

pfp checks out

[@BlueBean.0.9.]

“A coin sized black hole appears in front of you.” “I cast fireball”

[@EchoOrSomethingidk]

This is why you never anger Death PACT

[@StarBoy0204]

In a Nutshell Kirby is a Black Hole because he eats everything & never gets full

[@bingolinging]

Thats actually canon With the anime, theirs an episode where kirby eats dedede and its just a whole entire universe in there

[@allanker_metax9860]

THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO ASKED LOLL Never change Kurzgegzat writers

[@CertifiedAbuser]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOTrolls used to be funny

[@a.a.1012]

@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWO 🤏 people who asked. If you had read the comment you would know

[@anshumankakralia7542]

Not necessarily... It was in the video ​@@a.a.1012

[@Mycreditcardinfo]

They hide so many little things in their animation

[@Sandwich6653]

The kirby blackhole is so cute, even if we are dead

[@pinkmarkercat]

Worth it just for the kirby

[@sixfootdworf9545]

Fun story. I was a level 8 wizard in a DnD campaign. Through a quest, the DM gave us each a wish. (There were three of us) the others wished for a bag of holding full of platinum coins. (Basically uber rich now) and the other (a Ranger) wished for a Bow which always hits. (Of course, those that know how to make stealth attack rogues, know how retarded OP that is. I however... I wished for an enchanted glass rod, which, when broken, summons a fist sized black-hole at wherever I happen to be looking at the time the object is broken. Well, I am a bit of a nerd and know the basics on Black Holes. The DM granted my wish, and I sat on the Glass Rod for a while without explaing to the DM what kind of world ending item he just gave me. About two years later, we are all around Level 13 now. We are facing a Skelton Terasque, which had been risen by a super powerful Litch. We were losing. If we lost, the Litch would attain an Object which would allow him to fully revive the Terasque and leave it under his control. Well, somehow, I managed to find myself as the last remaining player alive. Almost a TPW. I pulled out the Glass Rod, and, while looking at the Litch riding his abomination, I said, "The free peoples of Seirwinguard will not be broken... I condemn you to the abyss." And broke the rod while looking at the Litch. (Note, mind you, at this point, we as a group wanted to move on to another campaign. We were getting bored with the characters, and wanted to move on. We had agreed to one more adventure before retireing, and the DM I guess had his own plans on what retirement ment.) The DM looked at me confused for a moment before remembering realizing what I had just done. He smiled, as though I had found the way out. He was about to explain what had happened, and I said, "I think you need to know exactly what you just allowed me to summon. I then pulled out my phone, and used a quick video to show him what a blackhole that size would do. The DM looked at me, facepalmed, and then begrudgingly began to explain how, for a moment after the glass broke, nothing happened... then, a split second later, the Litch was just... gone... no noise, nothing. One moment it was there, the next, all presence was gone, in the same moment, all the undead the Litch had summoned returned to rest. The next moment, the bones of the now dead again Terasque dissapeared... and then... nothing... I was dead. In the Afterlife, my wiazard was allowed by the Gods to see what I had done. He watched on in Horror as the Planet was quickly swollowed by the blackhole... The Gods then turned to the Spirit of the Wizard and said, "Congratulations. You have become a detroyer of a world. Now we must create a new one. You have attained the status of a God, your nature is one of Chaotic Evil. Through your works, you may one day become a God of Neutrality, but your entrance to this plane of Existance has barred you from ever truely perfoming acts of good or peace. You are a War God. Bound to Chaos and the erasure of all matter in the mortal realm. Your presence will bring a dreadful, quiet, empty terror to all those that notice you." Our next campaign Had my Last Character as a God of the World. I was allowed to create Lore for the God. I went for a Chaotic Neutral orientation for the God. Neither Good, nor Bad, but his whole existence is around the collection of destructive power. The erasure of matter, in particular, is pleasing to the Diety. I was a Paladin, which championed him as his Diety. A chaotic neutral paladin. That was also a fun run.😮

[@terracrush1234]

This should be a book!

[@terracrush1234]

I super want some more of this lore!

[@memkiii]

You did what? Sorry I skipped the last 100 lines. Something about a glory hole?

[@N4SA_]

You can see Kurzgesagt is trying very hard to keep the Shorts audience from swiping 😭

[@AaaaaaahXx]

How?

[@chillbizz74]

By putting in popular references and silly memes, but even with that Kruzugat hasn't fallen off they still make amazing educational videos which helped me out a few times in high school

[@tentiapoe]

Try not to interact with the commenter above me, they want to trick you into responding.

[@chillbizz74]

@@tentiapoe Yeah just report them, all they want is to spread negativity across KZbin and encourage inappropriate topics, their videos are full of disturbing content that breaks the TOS of KZbin

[@AaaaaaahXx]

@@tentiapoe what chill bizz74 did to you?

[@danielclv97]

A bomb smaller then an atom exploding with force equivalent to a rather big nuclear bomb it's kinda insane. And all that from virtual particles near the horizon of that minuscule black hole.

[@JMurph2015]

The mass defect (aka the amount of mass converted straight into energy) from those early nukes was quite poor given the amount of materials put into them. The newer ones were much more efficient, but it's still like several kilograms of _material_ put into them for a few grams of evaporated matter. 5 grams of antimatter would also make a similar kaboom to the little black hole, and you would get to choose when it goes off.

[@Gren4te]

@@JMurph2015i mean fair enough. I just don’t get how only 5 grams of mass gives off such a huge amount of energy. It’s not like it is unstable uranium but just some random elements sucked into the black hole. Like imagine we can get that kind of energy from just a bit of fuel. Just a few drops would be enough to get you anywhere you want to go with mach 12.

[@JMurph2015]

@@Gren4te the black hole is turning *all* of that mass into energy while it evaporates. That's why it's so efficient. It's essentially compressing matter to such extreme density that it "burns" as pure energy.

[@THT619]

@@Gren4te E=mc^2

[@dereksummers163]

😂 Fictional stories are fun aren't they

[@chaosXP3RT]

Black Hole with the mass of a coin: Nuclear Bomb Black Hole the size of a coin: Planet Killer

[@True4lowar]

I really want to show this video to those who tell the physicists to create a small black hole for teleportation purpose.

[@scorfilestudio]

You're talking about wormholes, which could theoretically exist and not kill you

[@True4lowar]

@@scorfilestudio No, I really saw someone saying something like; "Make a small black hole so that water can pour out of nowhere."

[@True4lowar]

@@scorfilestudio Yeah, now I remember it. She was asking if wireless shower head is possible. And of course, she was joking.

[@scorfilestudio]

@@True4lowar My bad you're right 🤣

[@clock3505]

“Why does my Aperture Science Hand Held Portal Device™ suddenly stop working-”

[@-Raylight]

Getting sucked by Kirby, wow that must be _sucks_

[@supershoutmonx8327]

Underrated

[@Coolman2766]

And he got the Earth power up

[@ThePrimeGenera]

ba dum TSS

[@landersson5672]

The narrator’s voice: calming😌 The animations: 💀🤪

[@ephraimcullen]

Kurzgesagt: "In a nutshell..." Me: HE SAID THE THING!!!

[@Doddleproductions]

More Kirby, very good!

[@FishyFatty]

“The Number Of People Who Asked” I really didn’t expect that from this channel lmao

[@dragong33k]

well, at least there isn't radioactive aftermath...

[@NovakTrajkovic-mf1hs]

The black hole Kirby should be a power up in new Kirby game!

[@gooeysad2058]

ehh. hypernova is close enough I guess would singularity Kirby as a copy ability though.

[@KimFareseed]

...Isn't Kirby already a wandering black hole?

[@NovakTrajkovic-mf1hs]

@@KimFareseed Kinda 🙃

[@Xelaria]

What a throwback

[@Amigothemango]

This is the best civilization video to date. Its well made & edited Really interesting story. This is more of a Minecraft movie. Then the actual Minecraft movie could ever be.

[@borter567]

Same energy as "help I accidentally built a jeep"

[@Magos-Shoppe]

I have a feeling that is one of Kirbys older siblings...

[@Wesley_H]

A wild black hole appeared! It used Self-Destruct! It’s Super Effective!

[@yudhakurnia23]

If its so small, your city explode If its small, your earth explode

[@nerobaal6655]

Not true

[@FDIJDIJGA]

V1 getting crazy with these style points

[@silksongoutyet]

he's ricocheting off of the flesh prison's black hole now

[@Richard_Nickerson]

A coin sized black hole has more mass than the entire Earth...

[@Sonicdaheedgehog]

Yup

[@teimuraztavberidze]

​@@Sonicdaheedgehogthanks for the confirmation, i didn't originally believe what he was saying.

[@Richard_Nickerson]

@@teimuraztavberidze I know, right? I couldn't believe it either.

[@UnderScorePT]

Yes, almost as heavy as yomama.

[@Richard_Nickerson]

@@UnderScorePT She's still only 2nd to your mom

[@FelixEA]

I'll make sure to keep it in mind

[@BabyNoob270]

I am not only immune to black holes, but when I crush them in my hands, I tank the explosion with absolutely 0 damage.

[@ultimatekill82]

New fear unlocked

[@rahafkhaled7816]

Bro this is impossible to happen

[@ultimatekill82]

Ik lol

[@ultimatekill82]

Ik lol

[@chillbizz74]

@@rahafkhaled7816 Or is it?

[@Abitube47]

@@chillbizz74 no it's not possible with curent laws of physics. May be in future some mad scientists accidentally create some mathematical models allowing us to concentrate 5 grams of matter into a space less than volume of a proton.

[@onesmileybaldy8303]

Wouldn’t the new “Black Earth” now drift to a closer orbit to the sun since it has more than double the original mass? Don’t know if it would colide but it certainly would disrupt Venus and Mercury’s orbits,and if it drifts too close to the sun it will pull a bit of its outer layers and form an even bigger accretion disc

[@Simpson17866]

By that logic, Jupiter would be closer to the Sun than we are ;) If the Earth-mass Earth is orbiting the Sun, then that means that the centripetal acceleration pushing the Earth out is balanced by the gravitational acceleration pulling it in. This wouldn't change if the Earth suddenly became twice as massive because Acceleration equals Force divided by Mass - there would be twice as much force, but also twice as much mass resisting the force, so that would cancel out and leave the acceleration the same.

[@onesmileybaldy8303]

@@Simpson17866 but if the mass and the force the sun and black earth makes on each other doubles,then the orbit while keeping the same speed halves. The mass isn’t resisting the force,it’s actively pulling them closer,and earth doesn’t have the speed to keep its current stable circular orbit so it will fall into a closer and elliptical one. Not enough to get Earth anywhere near close to the sun still,but the caos all this new mass will bring to the entire solar system might eventually lead it to get there,idk.

[@Simpson17866]

@@onesmileybaldy8303 "The mass isn’t resisting the force, it’s actively pulling them closer" It does both, and they cancel out. That's why acceleration due to gravity is the same for all objects, regardless of mass. A 100-pound object falls to Earth at the same speed that a 100,000 pound object falls, and a 1-Earth-mass planet orbit the Sun at the same speed as a 2-Earth-mass planet that started in the same place

[@onesmileybaldy8303]

@@Simpson17866 you’re overlooking that the force itself increases,and doesn’t just cancel out because it NEEDS more speed to keep the status quo. The acceleration due to gravity is the same for all objects regardless of their mass, but this principle applies to objects falling freely, not to orbital dynamics where velocity and distance play crucial roles. Let me give you this simple analogy for you to understand: Imagine a car driving in circles around a track. If someone suddenly pulls the car harder with a rope (like Earth's doubled mass increases gravitational pull), but the car keeps the same speed, it will start moving closer to the center of the track. The stronger pull and unchanged speed mean the car can't stay in the same circle-it needs more speed to balance the stronger pull. Similarly, if Earth's mass doubles, its stronger gravitational pull will make it move closer to the Sun because its current speed isn’t enough to counter the increased pull. This changes its orbit to a closer, more elliptical path around the Sun.

[@onesmileybaldy8303]

@@Simpson17866 ​​⁠ The acceleration due to gravity is the same for all objects regardless of their mass, but this principle applies to objects falling freely, not to orbital dynamics where velocity and distance play crucial roles. Let me give you this simple analogy for you to understand: Imagine a car driving in circles around a track. If someone suddenly pulls the car harder with a rope (like Earth's doubled mass increases gravitational pull), but the car keeps the same speed, it will start moving closer to the center of the track. The stronger pull and unchanged speed mean the car can't stay in the same circle-it needs more speed to balance the stronger pull. Similarly, if Earth's mass doubles, its stronger gravitational pull will make it move closer to the Sun because its current speed isn’t enough to counter the increased pull. This changes its orbit to a closer, more elliptical path around the Sun.

[@Joe-boma]

I shall become Sigma from overwatch and through mini fun sized black holes at people infinitely

[@XR-Creator_YT]

"don't worry kirby isn't a black hole he can't hurt you" black hole kirby:

[@angeldude101]

Whoever told you "kirby isn't a black hole" was just lying to you, and he absolutely can hurt you. He _won't_ hurt you though because he's just a pure and innocent little poyo (unless you happen to be a nightmare demon, in which case he _will_ hurt you).

[@dawnstarrunsonpawz]

that loop was SMOOTH

[@nila.p.s3800]

Ya know this little penguin has taught me more interesting sh*t than the global school system.

[@nila.p.s3800]

@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWO get the heck off here maybe? Are you a bot?

[@thedoomdragon2895]

@@nila.p.s3800yeah they are

[@nila.p.s3800]

@@thedoomdragon2895 I swear 🤦🏻‍♀️ these bots are everywhereee

[@SillierPutty]

Not to be that person, but it's actually a duck.

[@aghast1652]

I’m a simple man. I see Kirby and I click.

[@Eichhirnchen]

Same

[@truthseeker7815]

@@Eichhirnchen, profile checks out

[@aghast1652]

Agree, @@truthseeker7815

[@Luks9106]

Yeah, but how do I AVOID getting into a situation where a coin sized black hole appears before me?

[@SillierPutty]

So first, you must journey to the temple of Shumah.

[@Human_person.]

THE TASTY PLANET REFRENCE OMG😭😭💀💀

[@alexanderross8462]

Nah that's Kirby

[@Human_person.]

@@alexanderross8462the spaghetti monster

[@SecureHandle]

Huh

[@SecureHandle]

Huh

[@SpaceMangoVR]

FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE WHO NOTICED

[@NovakTrajkovic-mf1hs]

Summary: Don't ever think about black holes!

[@a.a.1012]

​​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOgo back to the cave, man. It's 2024, not 2012

[@NovakTrajkovic-mf1hs]

The black hole Kirby, Nintendo, put this into new Kirby game! Make it a part of a boss battle, where black hole Kirby sucks planets and uses their power to beat Dedade!

[@thewanderingchelmet]

Bots are annoying, lets report them

[@NovakTrajkovic-mf1hs]

@@thewanderingchelmet I agree!

[@lilithflorent5116]

@@NovakTrajkovic-mf1hs same

[@angeldude101]

They already did in Triple Deluxe. It's called Hypernova Kirby. It's used to finish off the final boss by inhaling said boss's death laser (along with the boss's health bar), and then spitting it back at the boss.

[@Shervin86]

I absolutely love the loop from the end back to the beginning.

[@BritishAnimationz]

"the number of people who asked🤏"💀

[@Arc_5]

a blackhole centered planet would actually seem pretty sick (besides the crushing forces of gravity*

[@tensnakesandacat2108]

the outer wilds has what youre lookin for

[@juliancamusdeugarte9629]

Actually I believe the distance of the diameter of a planet like Earth should be more than big enough for Newton's universal law of gravitation to apply. Meaning if we imagine a hollow planet with the same diameter of the Earth composed only of a "thin" crust and a black hole of around the mass of the Earth in the center, then the gravity experienced by a person standing on the surface of the planet should be about the same you experience on Earth!

[@camerongray7767]

Honestly blows my mind how dense black holes are

[@dereksummers163]

Blows my mind how dense humanity is

[@007Thanos007]

If there was some sort of super powerful magical spell that allowed you to see the subatomic and also prevented you from being sucked into the singularity of a black hole....you wouldn't see anything there. What's more, all black holes, from the size of the tiny ones in this hypothetical scenario, to TON-618 and Phoenix A*, are all exactly the same size!

[@TenJedenBobby]

This helped me realize how scary black holes are, thanks kurzgesagt

[@AlidoFloppa]

SEA SPAGHETTI REFERENCE AT 0:38 ?!?!

[@rudzik1692]

I loved the Flying Spaghetti Monster there

[@cornelia9951]

THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO ASKED 🤏

[@MysticTalesFM]

love how the beginning and end of his shorts always synchronized when replaying

[@AllStuffofWonder_YT]

Evil Kirby appears

[@yeswhynot319]

I love how the video loops

[@YouTube_addict-5]

Bro casually answered the question i had at 2am

[@nerobaal6655]

Casually gave you the wrong answer and you believed it. 🤟🏻👽

[@BattleCatsPro1]

I love how kurgkezat hides only nintendo charactwrs in their videos. The only ones that aren’t protected under fair use The nintendo ninjas are angry

[@raffimolero64]

"in a nutshell-" THE THING HE SAID THE THING

[@TheTrueBuster]

Wait. Slightly more mass than the Earth but quadrillions times more gravity? Nope, I don’t think so. Just cos it’s a black hole it doesn’t necessarily have more gravitational force. It’s still related to it’s mass. Slightly more mass than earth would mean slightly more gravitational force. I’m pretty sure I’m not wrong here.

[@drsatan9617]

You haven't factored in density, which is a multiplier for gravity

[@moradin84]

Gravitational force also depends on distance. The video implies that given the same distance, the black hole's gravitational pull would be quadrillions of times stronger than the Earth's. If such a black hole appeared something like 6,3 km over your head, it would counterbalance the Earth's gravity and you could float in midair as if you were on the International Space Station. If a well could ever be dug all the way to the center of the Earth and its nucleus were replaced by this black hole, you could jump into it and free fall towards it just as fast. If by some remote chance you could step on this black hole like on a balloon, your body would be quadrillions of times heavier (instead of e.g. 75 kg you would weigh 75,000,000,000,000 tonnes), and in no time it would be spaghettified, vanishing into it with no visible changes in the black hole whatsoever.

[@chair1319]

You’re wrong here. Earth’s mass is smeared within its volume, and you can get as close, as Earth’s surface allows. Basically, prohibited distances. By making volume extremely small, you free a lot of that distances, and gravitational pull within them would be extremely strong, as you get closer to the source. If you treat them both as a dot, you’d need to check gravitational pull at Earth’s radius, and at a distance around 10^9 times smaller than that

[@TheTrueBuster]

@@chair1319 Thanks, your explanation makes a lot of sense. I stand corrected. Quadrillions still seems like a massive difference, but we are talking about quite large numbers here so I get the reason why there is a difference.

[@longtan1622]

you forgot about density

[@tomturton]

To clarify the point about gravitational forces being "quadrillions of times stronger than Earth's" for the coin-sized black hole, this only counts when you are much closer to the BH than you are to the centre of Earth. The Earth's radius is 6,371 km, so from this distance from the centre of the black hole, you would experience the same gravitational pull that you are experiencing now.

[@moradin84]

I think it's not that simple... the animation of the video seems accurate enough to visualize what would actually happen. Basically, if such a black hole appeared anywhere on the Earth's surface (i.e. on the ground), the center of mass of the Earth-black hole system would still be inside the Earth, but tilted to approximately halfway between where the black hole is and the Earth's center, and everything around that point would be subjected to twice its normal weight (due to the gravitational pulls of the Earth and the black hole adding up); the very Moon would have its orbit made unstable and it would begin spiralling towards that point. Basically, no matter where on the Earth's surface you are: unless you were in the close proximity to the black hole, you'd start weighing twice as much (and it would all happen instantly, due to the gravitational waves travelling at the speed of light). The black hole would irresistibly sink into the Earth, pulled towards the new center of mass by the Earth's iron nucleus, which would in turn be pulled towards the same point by the black hole. And yet, not only would everything have twice its weight (mountains, oceans, stones, the atmosphere hence the air pressure): anything not on the black hole-center of mass-Earth's nucleus axis would be instantly "knocked off balance", because of the sudden and drastic change in position of the gravity center, almost every human building would collapse in an instant, mountains would crumble, plate tectonics would be so affected that they'd cause biblical earthquakes and tsunami, you name it

[@nerobaal6655]

None of what either of you said is true. 🤟🏻👽

[@Meowshmallow-t1v]

A NEW CHARACTER APPEARS! Black Hole Kirby!

[@ilikegd123]

“The number of people who asked🤏”💀

[@FacterinoCommenterino]

Today's Fact: The world's oldest video game, 'Tennis for Two,' was created in 1958 and was played on an oscilloscope.

[@sealslime5340]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWO These trolling techniques are so old-fashioned man

[@ElPeloXD]

​@@sealslime5340dont even bother in replying to them, theyre trolling

[@gooeysad2058]

@@ElPeloXD report them for accurate reason, taken down 12 accounts already in 1 month

[@kizzzash5021]

Like this comment for an in real life acheivement

[@n3onYT-valk]

I came for Kirby, stayed for a science lesson.

[@CurtisMontondon]

I hate seeing simulations of black holes the size of countries, but they don’t suck up the entire earth, but this. This is perfection *chef kiss*

[@Kaaby_Bluekirby]

Never expect to see Kirby here!

[@PixelMind_NOT_GD]

“The number of people who asked 🤏” 😭🙏

[@nickfoght3181]

Came for Kirby, stayed for Black Holes talk

[@apoorvbansal6983]

Explosion larger than atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined. "In this scenario you would definitely die"

[@Agent_Lotol]

Imaginary mass: hollow purple.

[@rigelstarz6032]

"The number of people who asked 👌"

[@lisadai6346]

THE SPAGHETTI MONSTER

[@hubbabubgum]

I love the references this guy adds into every video.

[@cristobalsponthbog7277]

ive always wondered if a blackhole will consume itself if put in a jar or something

[@Texasball4205]

“The number of people who asked🤏” got me 😂😂😂

[@yellowpyroteamfortress]

"hollow nuke." Ahh blackhole