"What Happens If You Destroy A Black Hole?" by Kurzgesagt Reaction!

In this Video, I will be reacting to "What Happens If You Destroy A Black Hole?" by Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell!
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[@TheEpicGalaxy21]

I don't know about you, but if nothing else Kurzgesagt sure does an amazing job at creating an awesome image/ idea of things in our world! Even if it's not possible/ not something we can do anytime soon or it later gets proven wrong, the picture they paint of stuff is just awesome! Come on, the idea of a mega-giant-prison spanning several Solar System that "kidnaps" anything that dares get too close to 'feed' it's one singular prisoner, a reality warping object that defies all of physics and logic and should it escape, could distort existence beyond recognition or comprehension... Does anyone feel like making a movie/ game/ show/ SOMETHING out of the ideas that Kurzgesagt just casually throws around? I noticed that they didn't use their intro sequence in this video, and yes, it does feel rather more fast paced. I wonder if they've finally succumbed to the will of the KZbin algorithm and the people's ever shortening attention span. We've got no time for 10 second intros or slightly slower paced videos! *I need my colourful animations about how we're all going to die NOW!* 11:55 The Kurzgesagt's narrator getting excited at the existential concept of "Space is infinite?!" is just hilarious. They truly feed off of our existential fears...

[@lucabestea6844]

Amazing how I always wondered about such questions and there's a whole channel deducated to it! Think I saw some vids a long time ago, but thought they were 2 different channels. Nice reaction btw!

[@mysterioussoup3393]

All I got to say is man, science cool.

[@wholesand]

science hurt brain. german video break down science. it now easy to understand. still hurt brain. but science cool. science cool if hard. science cool if easy.

[@Quique-sz4uj]

One of my favorite videos

[@lebillyletwist]

either you're overreacting or you have undiagnosed adhd, try hearing what the video is saying before talking instead of commenting on every little animation you see on the screen

[@officialfromthedust]

Hurts to watch. I have a five year old daughter who will sit and intake things more proficiently than this.

[@lubomirkubasdQw4w9WgXcQ]

yay

[@dark_disciple]

So almost nothing can stop the speghetti

[@Malikimusmaximus]

Yeah, love watching that channel.🥲🎉

[@EskimoUlu]

The event horizon is a point where space and time has flipped. Meaning when you are past that point, you are no long falling towards a point in space but a point in time. The instant you cross it anything on our side cannot observe it, because it is moving through time faster then us. The way I understand this is that you could break the event horizon... but the singularity is still at the end of time or black hole. If you break the event horizon would you not just break the fabric of spacetime around the singularity, just cutting the black holes connection to the end of the universe or to the singularity? Because there is finite mass and energy to a black hole its end might not be the end of time, but when that black hole evaporates. I would also argue that at the end of a black hole you wouldn't have anything left, information i mean, that could be conserved or reverted back to it's previous form. Because the same amount of time has past that matter and particles break down. A black hole is just a "fast lane" to the end of the black hole. You could think of it as the Event horizon to the singularity on our side looks like a measurement from the event horizon in space to the singularity at the center. Where in fact the measurement is the event horizon as a point in our current time, to the singularity at the end of the black hole's life.

[@SuCamZu]

Welp now we know not to destroy it😂😂😂😂

[@MasterZeroReacts]

Idk…if we’re lucky we can become puppets 😂

[@Foxynet617]

Hi