The Largest Black Holes in the Universe

[@marlon1be]

Whoever appointed this voice actor, did a good job!

[@Knaeben]

And he can narrate and play the electric guitar at the same time. That's serious skill.

[@darryllefaive4485]

I know eh 👍👍👍

[@Aurealeus]

His name is Dick Rodstein. Of all the others out there, I like his voice the most.

[@MegaParrotMan]

Space is incredible. Our minds can’t comprehend the sheer size, mass, energies or distances involved. We are so used to having understanding of the world we live on that it’s humbling when we look out at the reality of our existence and the limits of our understanding.

[@rogernguy]

explain

[@j.p.6228]

False. I know all. U can’t prove I dont

[@grogu8236]

@@j.p.6228 I believe you

[@yendorelrae5476]

Space is big, really friggin big, you just wouldn't believe how mind boggling big it is! lol 42

[@stuntcock8921]

@@j.p.6228 I have proof you don’t know how to spell “you”.

[@gibn1542]

Why is everyone here thinking religious people don't believe or understand this stuff? I am a 12 year old Muslim and I do believe in black holes and yet I want to be a astronomer, and no other Muslim stops me from reaching that ambition...

[@zer00rdie]

Because of fanatics. A vast majority of earths population believe that religion=/=fanacism, wich is such a shame.

[@jenniferellison9839]

Fanatics, bigots, and just plain idiots. You keep up what you want to do.

[@europah2oalien334]

Don't let some of these miserable people sway your beliefs. Most of the replies here are made by people who are unfortunately very unhappy with life. I will also add that our Universe is, in itself, proof of intelligent design.

[@NaughtyShrink]

It's because the only people who ever speak out against scientific discovery are religious people. It would be a miracle if the scientific community didn't give them any backlash for that. If you hold true to your dream and indeed end up becoming an astronomer, you will probably "de-convert" from your religion eventually. 85 % of the scientific elite are atheist, and that number will only rise in the future. The scientific method and religion in general are in complete opposition to each other.

[@europah2oalien334]

NaughtyShrink Your statement, "Scientific Elite", is, in it self, unscientific.

[@Cmm4626]

These types of vids are so soothing and tranquil at night in a dark room before bed =)

[@danielmccarthy6504]

I know, right?

[@3boud84]

facts

[@AK-tx1vg]

I agree, it's all very imaginative and creative.

[@thesaints-7-andrew.]

I'm totally agree.

[@Mitrh]

I'm a wholehearted christian who loves science and absolutely adores everything about space and physics, and I'm currently studying Biomedical analytics, plus a bit of Hebrew and some Bible-studies in my free-time. And although I don't necessarily agree with everything that most scientists teaches, I can certainly agree with a lot and really enjoy videos like this. *I just see no problems with believing in both science and Jesus ^^*

[@EvolBob1]

Mitrh So you have 2 areas of expertise, in one you have to demonstrate that any claim has to have the ability to be falsified - otherwise you can not claim it, and in the other you simply assume the existence for the claim, and there is no method to test it or if there is...what is it? These 2 concepts are complete opposite in there basic nature, so how do you reconcile them? I wish you get as far as you want to go in your field of study - Biomedical analytics, if you don't understand my questions please ask your tutor. Basically science needs tests that can return a false result, otherwise the claim is pointless.

[@EvolBob1]

***** You're welcome to your beliefs. There have been many great scientist that were religious, and were great because their religion didn't prevent them from investigating claims. For the most part what was not understood, was laid at gods feet. You on the other hand are stupid, you just like to believe whatever you want to. Everything you stated above that you believe is demonstrably false.

[@veniulem5676]

as long as you don't think God created the universe "because he obviously did not" then your good

[@LittleMissSunshineHA]

YES! God IS science. who is to say that they are seperated. A god cannot be disproved by science. it is certain religions that can.

[@AFGalwayz]

***** As a muslim I feel the same way. To me there is no contradiction between belief in god and science. Science is our understanding of this reality while religion to me is belief that god is the original uncaused cause of it.

[@masterx5828]

One of the most well crafted, well edited, and all around well made documentaries I have ever seen! Absolutely amazing! I love it so much

[@joshy2boss931]

Yo that music when he started talking about the largest black holes 😂😂 they introduced them like the baddest anime villain with that riff lmao

[@joselovato6382]

They are the creators of cosmic chaos.... the currents of electrostatic magnetic galactic energy...

[@jennymann212]

@@joselovato6382 do you have an interest in the "electric universe" theory?

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

Without black holes our galaxy and others wouldn’t exist, it’s super massive black holes at the center of universes that makes everything go into motion.

[@hanieldarrison]

me: trying to sleep spacerip: *heavy rock music to indicate what i’m watching is cool*

[@user-to2gn2pi1i]

Oh hi it's you am big fan

[@ib9963]

If you wanna know the song is Zero Project - Gothic

[@user-to2gn2pi1i]

Hello

[@SaniSongli]

Lol

[@raheenb]

Exactly. It keeps reminding me why I disliked this video 😅

[@Theanimatedcow]

Bro...space is so fucking cool.

[@TruthHurts9111111]

ikr lol

[@thebastard890]

NASA i will pay u 100$ if u send a camera or space craft through a black hole

[@mr.mr.moremr.7077]

They will be wanting billions from you if their sending a camera to a black hole. Cause their throwing money away. And who knows what might come if it even approaches the black hole. I mean what if it looses connection? Or overpowers it Ya know? AND AND AND Don't forget that will take years and years and years like as many atoms in the largest sun in our galaxy!!!!!1

[@thebastard890]

well at least shot the camera through the black hole and what if i give them my camera

[@jelliott8424]

+Mr.Mr. & More Mr. What if someone accidentally unplugged it while they are vacuuming? Plus how many Home Depots do you have to go to before you even have a long enough extension cord! This will cost taxpayers HUNDREDS of dollars!

[@mrnice4434]

Our sun = 300000 x earth mass, Black Holes up to 200000000000 x our sun. There are so massive structures out in Space and space is so big. How can someone believe that, if there is a God he cares about some little creatures on a tiny dirt clump? That is so arrogance!

[@cochinshark]

i like your point,loled

[@harmadouma]

God gave his own Son, to die for the sins of our world. The earth is his 'project'. God didn't give his Son for no reason. he cares about our planet. How tiny this dirt clump is in the universe...

[@JeoshuaCollins]

It never ceases to amaze me how the Science articles attract the religious people, so ready to post something that doesn't make any sense on any topic that has any idea that doesn't match their ancient desert story-book.

[@JeoshuaCollins]

Ky Tlaxcala He's responding to the original post...

[@shrekogreton6405]

harmadouma God sent himself to die as a sacrifice to himself, to save us from the punishment which he himself would condemn us to, for the flaws which he himself designed us with? Sure...

[@shoaibsbucket3083]

Raise your hand if you come here before sleep 🙋‍♂️

[@wtakerisks]

Trash Videos 🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️

[@rutambhagat4556]

I don't sleep just close my eyes

[@bladegaming6743]

Trash Videos 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@AlexandrusMegus]

Black holes are the best sleep material. 😁❤

[@SkgWellness9]

Trash Videos best way to doze off :)

[@thaibinh1909]

Many people are getting this in their recommendations. I saved this one to watch later 6 years ago and finally decided to watch it.

[@OAleathaO]

Just remember that most of the black holes and galaxies discussed in this documentary occurred millions or billions of years ago and because we can only observe events and objects at the speed of light, we currently have no idea what state these objects are in now. What our telescopes allow us to see is the history of these events and objects.

[@boxman8846]

True

[@aidanconnolly9170]

+Aleatha Vogel well it does not really matter because black holes only lose mass through hawking radiation which would take trillions of years for a black hole to completely disappear. So they basically would not have changed.

[@godsownaccident]

what do want a noble prize?

[@OAleathaO]

Deishun 747 AFK ~sigh~ I was simply pointing out a fact that might not occur to the average viewer of this documentary.

[@aidanconnolly9170]

***** Good point. I didn't know the exact numbers, but just wanted to point out that basically noting would have changed in the short period of time blacks holes have been around.

[@ManahManah77]

You forgot Kanye's ego. That shit is bottomless.

[@JennyvonHenkelmannLecter]

ROFL

[@therealfullmetal-dc6fp]

Matt Adams (the jd

[@tootsrr1]

All the Black holes are Computer Animations make Believe

[@JennyvonHenkelmannLecter]

Toots RR1 They are an approximation of a real phenomenon.

[@am33x]

Kanye's ego had to broke the laws of physics, it was the only way to fit in the universe.

[@DB-pi3fs]

I love it . These theorie are amazing ,to try to comprehend. It makes. Me feel how utterly unimportant daily conflicts in life are. All I want is more videos. Thank you

[@brianclemons5375]

Word up

[@Brandon195718201]

How can the universe be so massive? It's so incredible yet scary thinking about it's scope. To think that light traveling at lightspeed still takes millions upon millions of lightyears to reach us. And it's seemingly infinite. I wouldn't mind if the universe is actually our "heaven", and after we die our souls are allowed to roam it endlessly. That would be awesome.

[@kattberckley7811]

I reckon it probably is

[@sairamts]

Ultimate after many births and deaths we merge with the source of our being (creator of you will) and will experience the entirety of the universe...

[@queenasmr9236]

This comment gave me a reason to look forward to my death

[@FrowningIke]

Our souls don't but our atoms do.

[@Sugarshane88]

@@sairamts Jesus is the way to eternal life and yes are limit of travel will be endless

[@SNLGUY]

The scary thing about black holes is that they move! I thought dark matter was fascinating until I started researching dark energy which is a total mind blower!

[@rja7420]

Know anything about quintessence? Ive been trying to find out about it.

[@alyzerine1]

I believe they may cleanse their contents “back” into the smallest of particles? Then fissure such content out as H or He?

[@brianclemons5375]

Word up

[@hyperacid2415]

This video was my childhood It’s a weird feeling knowing nothing about anything he is talking about in 2012 and now in 2020 I’m understanding it now :)

[@stevenkrasner5532]

I really enjoyed listening to these excellent documentaries. I especially like the narration done by Mr. Dick Rodstein. What a voice!!

[@harrys.5052]

The universe is an amazing place. If you think about what was before it and how it came into being, your mind begins to hurt

[@BlueBloodedMC]

+mewde omg haha i was thinking the same

[@zuluoscar1181]

It's hard to think about what came before the universe because in the way the universe is a constant state of energy transference, before the universe seems to imply that there was essentially nothing existing before this moment (space-time), and nothing is literally impossible to comprehend as a quantifiable entity.

[@gayatrivichare7319]

doorrsngoli online.

[@daveb5041]

There was nothing before the bigbang. There was no time no space. Seems weird but thats how it works. The first plank time was the first tick of the cosmic clock. Also time can't be divided into smaller parts then a plank time. So you can't have 1/2 a plank time like you can't have 1/2 and electron. There is also a plank length that can't be divided so the universe is digital with little pixels on the smallest scale. Think its blocky like mine craft.

[@unkameat74]

And God almighty who created the universesays in the bible every star He created He knows by name....He named every star out there,ther is no beginning to God or end ...He is everlasting,and one day ...which is written in revelations ...He shall roll the heavens up like a scroll,and ALL shall stand before Him on that Great day, and He shall judge us all,after that He shall create a new heaven and new earth........which means He is gonna create a new universe and a new world for those that TRUSTED AND FOLLOWED Him......this whole infinite universe will end at His command,now that is real power.

[@matt8863]

This guys voice hypnotizes me.

[@BezzyBee03]

Wtf is up with this music tho lmaooo Got me head banging to science videos

[@jamesquinn4115]

I was really digging on the music ...

[@mychannelbutitsucksandyeah5913]

Lol

[@djvianu]

lol I know 🤘

[@H4ppyGoHeadshot]

LMAO XXXDDDD

[@TheBrady101010]

Yea It Reminds me of the music on monster jam 64 for the netendo 64

[@charlieangkor8649]

“two immense cavities up to 600’000 light years across” - reminds me I should go to a dentist to have my teeth checked

[@chanakyasinha8046]

You've ate too much mass

[@fjames208]

Me too

[@l1ghtd3m0n3]

“We’ve never seen them directly” Event Horizon Space Telescope: “Are you sure about that?”

[@hyperacid2415]

This was 2012 not 2020

[@l1ghtd3m0n3]

HyperAcid24 r/wooosh

[@christophersica2379]

Lol we have seen them now

[@hyperacid2415]

Oh hey early reply epic

[@shiningarmor2838]

We still haven't, we've only seen things getting sucked in.

[@popularcarbonbrush]

Space is so beautiful

[@Mellowlyte]

not as beautiful as my noot

[@rain6493]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA THAT'S SO FUNNY!

[@diamondmetal3062]

Aye, this universe is truly magical.

[@vinipcplayer]

those images are artificially colored

[@someunknownshit5084]

Irshad Ansari It can be scary too

[@LadyStarFox]

This whole video has amazing quality!

[@20tea]

Love the computer simulations showing the Universe and how the Universe itself may just be a simulation of it's own.

[@tylerbarrett3622]

These videos are absolutely amazing. Keep them coming. Also the narrator is fantastic.

[@georgesimon2730]

this voice sends me to sleep in minutes. i cant ever reach even the half mark of your videos, but damn, i sleep like a baby. thank you, man!

[@gibsonchikafa6520]

Me also...I don't understand why.

[@titipsy]

The 3 most massive and largest supermassive black holes are : - the core of quasar H1821+643 located 3.4 billion l.y away in Draco : 30 billion sun masses - the core of object SDSS J102325.31+514251.0 : 33 billion solar masses - the core of quasar S5 0014+813 alias 6C B0014+8120 located at 12.1 billion l.y (z=3.366) in Cepheus : 40 billion solar masses, the record !

[@thejake6667]

In fucking English please

[@Methadras]

+The Jake That is in english. lulz.

[@meloymol]

+The Jake PMSL

[@michaelstoneuda1336]

ok

[@riseofdphoenix5290]

they are called ultra-massive black holes

[@bloomsux69]

crazy to think that these objects and events are so dramatic but we can only catch glimpses of their majesty through pixelated renditions

[@senselocke]

Gotta admit, y'all picked some really groovy background music. Helps, I think, communicate how incredible and huge are the forces involved.

[@MR2Davjohn]

If mass goes close enough to a black hole it is "spaghettified" past the event horizon, and then it is sucked into the black hole only to reach the 'bottom', the singularity. If every galaxy in the universe has a black hole, and every black hole eats the galaxy so that the only thing left is a bunch of black holes wandering around the universe, and if each black hole encounters and is eaten by a stronger black hole, you would have only one black hole remaining. Everything, all known mass, has been compressed into that black hole, and causing a single remaining singularity, that singularity of all known mass would eventually decay. If it decayed long enough, gravity would weaken to the point that the singularity would explode. You would have a big bang, creating a new universe. Therefore, the universe is not space, but that which occupies the space. Just a random thought.

[@bigcepsz2174]

Nice, but you have to take dark energy and expansion into mind. The universe is expanding, not contracting.

[@MR2Davjohn]

+Ridge Polkey OK, but just what is dark energy? Couldn't that also have been a product of the same singularity?

[@bigcepsz2174]

+David J The definition is: a theoretical repulsive force that counteracts gravity and causes the universe to expand at an accelerating rate.

[@RuptureV2]

+Ridge Polkey so going by that, we ourselves could also contain dark matter? Not an astronomist or anything but just a question. Since humans also grow at a decent rate

[@bigcepsz2174]

Arceus Legend Doesn't stop the universe from expanding. In a few billion years, most of the galaxies you see right now won't even be observable anymore from cosmic drift.

[@MrDBarch]

Why do videos such as this, which strictly discuss the nature of black holes in outer space, attract people who have to express their religious foundations? What does a black hole, and the nature of it, have to do with god? Why do religious folks get defensive, without even being asked, over their religious beliefs when having watched a video explaining the nature of an outer space object?

[@farixpistone2291]

Well, in all fairness, the same reason scientific minded folks respond the same way to the religious people.

[@jeremykiahsobyk102]

MrDBarch: people chasing an agenda and interested in messing with everyone else always do this, whatever the subject at hand. Religious or not, they're usually the ones we hear from, unfortunately.

[@CastelDawn]

cause they feel insecure, deep down they know that their beliefs are BS

People who love lies hate the truth because it exposes them as dumbasses.

[@Xnerdz1]

MrDBarch _"What does a black hole, and the nature of it, have to do with god?"_ They both suck.

[@mariaescorcio]

my son is so in love with black holes and the music

[@rahuladesh4260]

I am feeling so safe and small in my house

[@Sean-rp1yw]

yet the black hole is gonna eat your remains or whatever they are ultimately.

[@stormdesertstrike]

@@Sean-rp1yw that would never happen. *Sends nuke*

[@Sean-rp1yw]

@@stormdesertstrike You don't understand. Nuke cannot even change the trajectory of a hurricane, let alone the blackhole--trillions of trillions of trillions more powerful than the sun.

[@stormdesertstrike]

@@Sean-rp1yw what happens when you send it.

[@Sean-rp1yw]

@@stormdesertstrike Just like send a rock into it. It will be shattered to the atomic level. There is not much difference whatever you send to it.

[@bennewcombe7531]

My mind is lost when it comes to space, we on earth ain't nuthin but a tiny spek

[@AdrianCotirta]

actualy what its there its here also, its the nothingness that ecoumpass everything...maybe :P

[@impanthering]

I used to watch these kinds of videos all the time when I was younger, I wish I had time to just binge watch them all 😭

[@Honestandtruth007]

Why you cry for ??? All these info, Does it matter to Lives on Earth...????????? It will NOT going to happen in our Galaxy if God does not allow.

[@brianclemons5375]

Word up

[@cybergothika6906]

Excellent doc. Finally people can understand the real function behind the black holes, not what the mainstream pop culture led them to believe.

[@eshabilnanacak]

space is the most beautiful thing I've ever known

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Eshabil Nanacak and ya don’t even know it

[@hyperacid2415]

Damn get high. Alexa play despacito

[@christineneely7102]

Cuz ur an alein

[@yuppieMa]

Never saw a Vageene, uh?

[@GamerkillahBlaze]

Most beautiful and most terrifying thing to ever know that we don’t even really know about lol

[@eddiebrock118]

"Hello Darkness my old friend."

[@ronaldphillips311]

Eddie brock Iv`e come to talk to you my friend. Because a vision softly creeping.

[@smokyplum8830]

A dream in which i am crying .

[@MsQuest141]

🥦🎶Left its seeds while I was sleepin🎶

[@ronaldphillips311]

@@MsQuest141 And the vision was planted in my brain still remains.

[@mitchharpenau786]

I'm as free as a bird now. And this bird you cannot change.

[@seduccionya]

WOW! Keep uploading quality

[@一-v7r]

Your about 7 years too late jumbo

[@anthonytindle5758]

Who is jahova then?

[@一-v7r]

@@anthonytindle5758 hes my left testicle

[@BradWatsonMiami]

🔶 The Conglomerate of Universes - Universe Creation Theory 🔶 combining GOD/Nature, ancient religions, astronomy, cosmology, fined-tuned laws of physics/ general relativity/quantum mechanics, chaos theory/fractals, laws of biology & chemistry, linguistics/code-breaking, programming the Universe/GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4 theory, intelligent design, mysticism, and philosophy/anthropic principle "Energy can’t be created or destroyed, only transformed/transferred in an isolated system." General relativity's black holes, white holes. Big Bang and wormholes. ‘The BIG Bang-Bit Bang’ inflation/expansion of energy₇₄ and information into the void 13.8 billion years ago was a supermassive white hole spawned by a supermassive black hole at the heart of a galaxy in our ‘parent₇₄ universe’. This duality combines general relativity’s singularities of infinite density breaking through spacetime in ‘Cosmic Egg hatchings’ of all created universes within ‘The Conglomerate’: multiverse with no random quantum fluctuation bubble universes, no parallel universes or parallel worlds, and all universes with similar physical laws. Our Universe is 1-in-2 trillion ‘self-similar offspring’ each with alike inherited traits/‘DNA’. “In the beginning”, the Planck density of the core of a SBH is a birth canal. ‘Quantum bounce SBH-SWH seed transitions’ are ‘quantum tunneling umbilical wormholes’ with energy-matter and data transformed/ transferred, albeit scrambled and encoded. The ubiquitous cause-and-effect ‘circle of life cycle’: birth-life-death-transformation-rebirth explains infinite space and eternity - a necessity. Reproduction is GOD/Nature’s plan for greatly spreading life from cells to universes. GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4 is the #1 program₇₄/law/initial₇₄ condition (see Seal #2). Why does this Universe exist? It’s our playground (god + run = ground₆₄). - This is Seal #1a of the 7seals.blogspot.com . Only the returned Christ & Einstein reincarnated could produce this - it's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'. COVID-19 is part of Seal #4: S=19 (18.6) Theory.

[@ndirangugichuki7795]

@@一-v7r ww

[@saharlover92]

The narrator has a beautiful voice. Thumb up!

[@SoulReaper599xx]

Sometimes i come back to this video just for the music. Its epic.

[@agatamalecka8209]

If I gain one more pound I'm gonna reach critical mass and I'll become a black hole.

[@murtazalehri]

😂😂

[@joselovato6382]

lol..🤭

[@ltbest40]

Well it is possible to be a black hole you just need to be small enough

[@thedutchessofdragonshyre4630]

Now that is funny

[@MHussain-re3qd]

No actually every asshole resembles a blackhole, they seem to match all the characters

[@Greybews]

The soundtrack though is amazing

[@User-z4k2n]

The great mystery of the universe never fails to remind me how much my job does not matter.

[@asmaasif6557]

I found this after so long Used to watch when I was small

[@bradebronson8835]

The tittle should be called... the largest possible black holes in the observable universe....

[@dinkleberry4609]

Bruh.....

[@KizziBee1]

+Brade Bronson lolz so true

[@tinyturnip7676]

I concur.

[@halcyonsandiego]

.....discovered so far.......

[@KavlosteMeViagra]

+halcyonsandiego ... probably discovered by September 26, 2012, by humans from planet Earth, using the latest technology by then, according to this video, posted by SpaceRip channel on KZbin, on September 26, 2012 ...

[@itemtest1]

This voice is perfect when you want to fall asleep quickly :)

[@lawrencet83]

I do it all the time! Best cure for insomnia, and learning something in my sleep.

[@TC-1207]

Sounds like the voice of Liam Neeson, I didn't know he started a KZbin channel in disguise.

[@xervy4082]

"I should be sleeping" Spacerip: How big are black holes? "Well let's find out"

[@nithinlove3177]

This sort of this giving me meaning in life

[@DiamondPickaxe2]

One time I saw a duck

[@beaukennedy4618]

DiamondPickaxe2 tell me all your dirty secrets

[@rwst4189]

Pics or it didn't happen

[@DiamondPickaxe2]

It was a purpleish-orange duck

[@beaukennedy4618]

DiamondPickaxe2 the holy duck?!

[@DiamondPickaxe2]

Quite possibly yes.

[@td6376]

Yes absolutely before sleep, to hopefully be able to retain all the incredible knowledge from the series.

[@denisahunkova2765]

Amazing! I just sent this video to everyone who said I was a liar when I was saying some facts about black holes! Nice work ~

[@campernocamping1]

One of the things that has always pained me in regards to knowing more about the universe is that everything beyond our reach is so fantastical. Yet as I stated previously it's out of our reach, untouchable.

[@0NodMan0]

A video on The Great Attractor or The Eridanus Void would be cool.

[@Knaeben]

I am amazed they can keep that satellite telescope so still it can take days to make an exposure.

[@JCO2002]

As of today, April 10, 2019, we've seen them directly.

[@user-to2gn2pi1i]

Lol 2020

[@Zorro9129]

As interesting as this is, it is impossible to know what the largest black holes really are. The ones we observe are so distant that in the time that has passed they could have changed enormously.

[@breannathompson9094]

The universe might be a giant black hole lol, we don't know.

[@greatalexander3820]

True but we can use Mathematics to figure it out by using the speed of the BH and its mass and its distance from us. Just like how we can work out if a star we can see in the sky would be dead or not by now or how large those stars are.

[@jdvicvega0]

Great Alexander. Huh??

[@brandoop3344]

Zorro9129 I completely agree with you because once the light reaches us and we are able to determine the mass and intensity of the black hole...another 10 billion years have passed and it could be 1,000 time bigger than it was originally when we saw it.

[@casperelisson4822]

blowupstyles the Black holes and pretty much everything in space is so far away from us that light can take millions of years to reach us. so all the galaxies and supernovas are just an old picture. we only see (for an example) galaxies as they were in their younger days. so a black hole could be 1000 times bigger if the light reached us from there to here instant.

[@gavindeulufount2043]

religious person: "I don't believe in black holes" regular person: "the good thing about science is, it's true"

[@MrKdr500]

I think religion is Bullshit for people who believe in fairytales i also think science is full of shit 99% of the time...all guessing that it!

[@RandomPersonVEVO]

Assuming all religious people deny science. You're extremely dense.

[@MrKdr500]

justa person If people believe in religion then they obviously deny science, religion is just a fairytale that people get sucked into believing there is a God....

[@RandomPersonVEVO]

MrKdr500 Of course. Every religion entirely denies science and wants to have no part in it and it's just a fairy tale that makes people think that god is the only thing that keeps the entire world perfect and that only the earth sun and moon actually exist.

[@RayMysteryo]

most things in space beyond our galaxy are actually theory so technically its not true..we just think

[@timdavis9566]

Its amazing that some,if not most of the lights we see in the sky aren't merely stars,but entire galaxies. Blows my mind! 👍👍💥💢😏🌃

[@user-fx7pj3sk1r]

You're wrong dude we can't see galaxies from earth All of them are stars within 1000 light years away from earth

[@Leo.Wirabuana]

I wish I have that confidence to declare 'universe'.

[@a.p.8892]

can u plz clarify what u mean by declaring the universe? T. care

[@Leo.Wirabuana]

@@a.p.8892 you can simply read that title of the video. May Peace on you all times.

[@MrStevenToast]

WE HAVE SEEN THEM DIRECTLY!!! UPDATE NEEDED!!

[@keplerglance9637]

I found my self in the middle of the universe by watching this, and step by step I start to lose my concentration.

[@alexandermattox2552]

I used to fall asleep watching these types of videos. I suppose that is why I love space so much. God's creation is unfathomably beautiful.

[@danielravelester612]

just a thought imagine if black holes was just tornadoes in the fabric of space

[@brahimel5500]

It's funny to say *In The Universe* .. It's like if we see the entire universe.. Not sure if we even see 0.1% of it.. If it's not too much !

[@brahimel5500]

Not really.. Maybe: 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001%

[@brahimel5500]

Hahahahahahahaha.. :D

[@charlesvan13]

"can't see the entire Universe." Uh, you can't see the next state.

[@adrian-axelalterline3293]

Elarchi Brahim youre done

[@fedelauberer856]

kewan mahmd The universe is expanding, theres a point where the void begins, no more universe, stars nor atoms. Just void. Aproximately 14 billion years from now scientists believe the universe will stop expanding causing a Meganova. We aint going to be alive tho

[@1337Painless]

so beautiful, yet deadly

[@OneTimeCrazy]

just like your profile picture :D

[@thesomethingbass447]

OneTimeCrazy nice one dude

[@Frosty_coyote]

Planes are fuckin sweet!

[@vatodiablo2355]

yeah...kinda like me.😉

[@ronhutchcraft2290]

it takes this much energy for me to set the clock on my DVD player.

[@taichitao85]

There are billions people on a planet that's orbiting a star. A galaxy have billions of star. A massive cluster have billions of galaxy. All of that is only a sand on a beach. (Such tiny role that we play and if we were to go extinct, how many will notice us).

[@pilotactor777]

No. Clusters do not have billions of galaxies. There are 100 billion in the universe.

[@pilotactor777]

How many who will notice you. Do you knowa guy who live at number 54 elms Avenue in Brooklyn New York in 1850. Of course not So what has anything got to do with anything?

[@hacerklein6941]

Vielen dank! Einfach wunderbar Aufnahme danke!

[@jacquelinebaer9545]

Amazing Hacer Klein , thank you for sharing! Incredibly beautiful, and very informative.

[@hacerklein6941]

Jacqueline Baer​ ich bedanke viel malst dein Wörter gibt Kraft ichbin erst neu.Jede Personen auch Dankeschön. 😊😙

[@sheriffthiccos9595]

Hacer Klein Umm Kayi

[@hacerklein6941]

Schöne Sonntag Wünsche dir. Dankeschön deine Antwort.

[@sheriffthiccos9595]

Hacer Klein Meys mual! Krossis bormah joull!

[@abdallah9829]

🌷قبل1442سنة،يخبرنا الله سبحانه وتعالى عن السقف المكون من 7طبقات لحفظ الحياة والإنسان، بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم : * {{وَجَعَلْنَا السَّمَاءَ سَقْفًا مَّحْفُوظًا ۖ وَهُمْ عَنْ آيَاتِهَا مُعْرِضُونَ }} (الأنبياء~32) * {{ وَالسَّقْفِ الْمَرْفُوعِ }} (الطور~4) * {{وَبَنَيْنَا فَوْقَكُمْ سَبْعًا شِدَادًا. وَجَعَلْنَا سِرَاجًا وَهَّاجًا. }}( النبأ ~12) 7 سبع طبقات لحماية الإنسان والحياة. 🌷يخبرنا الخالق سبحانه وتعالى رب العرش العظيم قبل 1442سنة في كتابه الكريم ( القرآن العظيم ) ، بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم : {{ والسماء بنيناها بأيد وإنا لموسعون }}{والشمس تجري لمستقر لها ذلك تقدير العزيز العليم

[@mr.meatbeat9894]

Beautiful scenery. Thank you for sharing

[@caitlinvaccariello6856]

this is a awesome video!

[@DudesRights]

It’s so amazing, it’s like I’ve been there before, in little pieces, lol

[@ascendinghope]

so... space is like agar.io then?

[@culinato1167]

Yes

[@ronaldoEscalanteCruz]

no agar.io is like the universe -.-

[@beefoak8283]

no im pretty sure agar.io came first

[@andrewzheng4038]

agar.io+lag, where you're dragged in against ur will

[@arts5735]

😂😂😂

[@pxel8198]

the metal music to give the whole thing an anti-heroic badass vibe it's cool as hell ahahah

[@friesguy5467]

The song is a little bit distracting when you realize you've heard it before in Roblox years ago.

[@Jessman9000]

IKR

[@GroovyDominoes]

lol yeah roblox

[@tiffles3890]

So black holes play the role of vampires to stars.

[@HaloForgeUltra]

+Gaurab Chatterjee More like leaders, galactical recyclers, without them, entropy would take hold much faster. Almost every galaxy has a black-hole, and galaxies contain nebulae, the birth-place of stars, and later planets, which can host life.

[@ajaxmaintenance5104]

They actually have photographed a Black Hole, in 2019.

[@knaave2729]

this was posted in 2012

[@TheCarabailey]

Love watching the universe. It puts me at ease, then I fall asleep.

[@TheEarthDiver]

"This is going to happen for a quasar 3.5 billions lightyears away" yeah... pretty sure it already happened :P

[@AlejandroRamirez-du5yi]

Mario Eckstein He literally means that the delay in the light to reach us is what we are going to see. The merger may have happened long ago, but because of the immense distance between us and the quasar, we haven't seen it yet

[@justinbissonnette9332]

3.5 billion years ago it was a little more relative, no pun intended. ha

[@mertboy94]

Seriously this comment section is more interesting then the video... There are many poeple who apparently have no idea how anything works. And there is always the religion fight ongoing between the one "religious" guy vs the 5 "non religious" guys.

[@mollyt6987]

+s8an AB do u have any proof?

[@Eric-lx8hp]

You sound like a pompous dickwad

[@daveb5041]

I think most people have no idea that when they look at the stars they are looking back in time. Most people think the sun goes around the earth according to veritasium video interviews. The average person has no idea how huge they are compared to subatomic particles or how small they are compared to the universe.

[@bertnibble4539]

is my blackhole bigger ? My Universe keeps me up all night and this is what i think been thinking about our universe for like 30 years and this is the closest i got to actualy being happy with what how why and when.firstly I think there is a boundary an infinatly small one and this is why pls read years ago i sent a message saying the what if all universes are black holes created by starrs implioding in other universes which break off then if the universe was a black hole then the entire outskits of our universe-skin of black hole would be pulling all the matter outwards which would explain why galaxies on the outskirts of the universe are speeding up as the gravittaional pull of the edge of the universe pulls on them stronger. since i believe the universe has almost unlimited space or area as u fall deeper into the black hole the smaller the area gets so put this into the edge of universe it does end but ends on the smallest of scales . i seem to feel like the universe appears turned inside out . which leads me to this if the outskirts of the universe is black hole eventualy all mass would become infinatly small also i know red shift etc is how u guys explain why we cannot see galaxies in the farest reaches of our blackhole universe an extra obsticals or added reason is the light cannot be seen because the light is being pulled outwards to the edge of our blackhole universe and so in essence we would never be able to see what happend at the time of the big bang because light cannot be observed due to the outskirts of our blackhole universe pulling it in the opposite direction into itself aswell as the obvious redshift dilema. the end of the universe is the beginning which is on the outskirts and so the farest point from the edge of our universe would obviously be the centre which is why i said it seems like its turned inside out how does the universe grow i was thinking it grows due to galaxies etc at the very outskirts of the black hole being changed from mass to something else which is then maybee changed to some form of energy just like observed minor blackholes and would also explain what feeds our blackhole universe and expands it. This would explain the expansion of the universe ? so u put this stuff together u have a real answer to a begining of the universe and a real cause for the expansion of the universe and a answer to why the outer galaxies are speeding up. Now where did al lthe rest of the mass and energy go from start of creation ? maybee it was expelled from the mother of this universe in another universe which is why it cannot be found. do u even need a quantum singularity with this laughable theory and if the quantum singularity is real could it be the final outa skin of our universe ? and if this is so then how small is our universe ?

[@dylanwilkinson2768]

KoksBettan some familyguy logic right there 😂

[@alexobukh146]

We cant really say one black hole is the largest in the universe. The Universe is constantly expanding and is infinite. We only know what "observable universe" shows us. The observable universe is also expanding...more and more light reaches us from distant galaxies, the farther we can see. So per say, we truly don't know the "biggest black hole" in the Universe because we haven't even scratched the surface. there are infinite possibilities out there.

[@andrewzheng4038]

more like "biggest observed black hole"

[@nickburningleaves2193]

By physics too a black hole cant be "biggest". As a black hole is compressed mass that has the force of a star big as "everything". So it cant be "big". Unless it has more mass? Idk...

[@yeetspageet5679]

+Nick Burningleaves (Fists Of Fury) well the singularity can never be bigger, but the event horizon can grow in its radius proportional to the mass within the black hole. When we say "big" black holes. It's meant more massive :) / larger event horizon. Which as I said, are correlated

[@nickburningleaves2193]

charlie saville well is there a set amount of diameter to a black hole or is it subatomical as the mass divided by a millions times of nothing?

[@yeetspageet5679]

+Nick Burningleaves (Fists Of Fury) where all the mass goes after it goes into the event horizon is the singularity. This is a dimensionless point. The event horizon grows with the more mass in that singularity . The singularity has infinite density because of it having zero volume

[@ib9963]

If you want to know what the rock music was in the beginning, it is Zero Project - Gothic

[@Aurealeus]

THANK YOU! Finally!! I've been searching the comments for two years hoping to find out. SAVED!

[@GikamesShadow]

Every time i look into space i feel so god damn tiny and powerless This video just did the same to me once again God damn...

[@mateo130]

It is a great feeling for me :) So much to explore...

[@MovieMenno]

you/we are tiny and small compered to space but space is also small compered with something else (MovieMenno theory) and that something else would be small compered with the balls from Chuck Norris -MovieMenno

[@michaelhuang2064]

Ok this is so out of subject but does anyone know the what the background music is called?

[@dianelin9047]

+Michael Huang i thought i was the only one who wanted to know LOL

[@michaelhuang2064]

+Diane Lin I really want to know

[@vagician]

i'm only 3 years too late on this reply but it's Gothic by Zero Project

[@EmmanuelleVieyra]

@@vagician Thanks!!

[@dianelin9047]

@@vagician Thank you!

[@terriblycharismaticduck2717]

11:34 Gothic - Zero Project. The nostalgia!

[@Silent-Shepherd]

I didn't even expect it but here it is! I thought my mind was tripping out at first.

[@cassioalvarenga9040]

Magnífico excelente documentário parabéns pelo trabalho.

[@SpaghettiFace2]

Dick Rodstein...

[@iclark2400]

that name tho! :P

[@shiningarmor2838]

+iclark2400 "dick" "rod"

[@iclark2400]

Shining Armor exactly lol...what a name :')

[@abbasshaikh3570]

+iclark2400 Hb

[@iclark2400]

abbas shaikh ??

[@rubyhoney6177]

i think religious people wont understand this too well

[@MA-ox1tv]

why is that ? i'm religious and i understand

[@rubyhoney6177]

Leading Light how old is the earth?

[@farhadbills]

Ruby Honey 6000 years lol.

[@rubyhoney6177]

Farhad Habib LOL

[@stanlystan2730]

Leading Light So, you believe that humans are result of constant inbreeding with the genetic information of 2 mud peoples( actually one mud person without a rib and his rib), created by something, called GOD, who have son without actually having sex, and having imaginary friend, "the holy ghost". Who had the initial plan to let people reproduce, while beeing immortal at the same time, and if we assume that they will have only two childs, and not "do the rabbit thing" all day, they will have like 1000 years, before beeing so overpopulated, that they will have no choice, and will "do the rabbit thing" all day. And then form a pile of human bodies. Is this GOD so stupid, that he cant multiply by 2 few times to realize it, and at the same time can create stuff like, I dont know... the universe? Im sorry, you can be also from the guys who love to reborn, in strange things. I know this too. You do good/bad and get good/bad reborn. And if you had sex with your family member, killed the rest, killed few tousends more and suicided, you then are reborn as dodo. So not our colonisation took them to extinction, but imply noone is so bad to actually reborn as dodo anymore. Not to mention KABOOOOOOOOOOM guys from the sands. No really, lets not mention them, becouse I am afraid of them. And after what I said, you do understand all this theoretical stuff for space, while I personaly am having difficult to follow the logic of this bullshit, hidden behind shiny computer graphics? You sir, are a GOD!

[@EMan-ml8er]

What about the one in the center of our Galaxy: Sagittarius A

[@axelrandm2262]

saggytits A

[@currentaffairs962]

Who else is obsessed with black holes and other space videos?

[@aktamakov]

I love the sound track, where do I find it?

[@KesselRunner606]

"There are things in the universe billions of years older than either of our races. They are vast, timeless. And if they are aware of us at all, it is as little more than ants. They are a mystery, and I am both terrified and reassured to know that there are still wonders in the universe - that we have not yet explained everything." G'Kar, Babylon 5

[@jmitterii2]

Because once you do, you'll "zero sum" like on Elder Scrolls, and stop existing. My 6th grade teacher actually would joke something like that: if you discovered the error or absurdity of the universe, you and everything would suddenly no longer exist. He would also say the expression "moment in time" instead he would say "error in time" because our universe is like an error as most of the universe had no space-time in whatever existence that can be since it's undefined; also biological life seems to be the ultimate error since most of the space-time is inhospitable to it.

[@kitfisto4574]

The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant against the power of the force

[@joshcorbett4787]

Plo koon is better

[@joaogoncalves1149]

+Kit Fisto of Gravity ;)

[@realhollywood]

Shii Cho is an inferior lightsaber discipline

[@devlinm5398]

Kit Fisto the circle is now complete. Once I was the learner, now I am the master....

[@Simson616]

Yeah but it adds drama.

[@roba1899]

This is a great voice for this ..

[@redace6649]

Black holes can't exist because it would take an infinite amount of time for any object to fall into a black hole since time slows to a stop as you get closer to the event horizon. So nothing could have actually fallen into a black hole.

[@WTFjusthappened129]

Black holes do not accelerate matter to the speed of light which is literally impossible to do. Although time dilation would occur time would not stop completely, therefore there would still be movement.

[@redace6649]

WTFjusthappened129 It essentially slows to a "stop" because it would take infinite amount of time to reach the event horizon.

[@beaconrider]

Red Ace This all depends on the point of view of the observer. If you are the one watching me go into a black hole, then you would not see what I saw.

[@redace6649]

beaconrider Assume that these black holes were formed, meaning that they had a beginning to their existence. Before the black hole formed, everything in the universe had a perspective or point of view which was "outside" of the black hole. Therefore from every possible point of view in the universe nothing could have been observed to fall into a black hole or collapse to form one, because it would take an infinite amount of time for anything to fall into a black hole from an outside perspective. Therefore the only way a black hole could exist in the universe is if it existed from the beginning of the universe, a so called primordial black hole.

[@JeoshuaCollins]

Red Ace Your invocation of taking an Infinite time to fall to the center of a point-mass black hole is the only thing that makes this impossible. In the real world, Black Holes are not infinitely dense, light does not infinitely fall into it for an infinite amount of time to an infinitely small space, either. In the real world, and indeed in any super-massive black-hole that would be actually found in reality, that isn't the case. So I agree with you. What you're describing is ludicrous. The problem is, that's not what Scientists say is happening, at all. Only uneducated science writers use infinity for anything. Actual scientists know that when it pops up in an equation, you're just asking the wrong question or using the wrong tools.