What if you fell into a Black Hole?

[@SalMinella]

I’ve fallen into a black hole of despair. Spaghettification happened and that’s how I became a cook. 😂

[@aamirrazak3467]

Well at least it worked out well for you in the end

[@daisyhere]

Let him cook 💀

[@Mazoncodm]

@@daisyheremm sexy 🤤

[@danie1893]

@@daisyhereunfunny

[@sahastava75]

Cheer up dude!! Cooking is art yo

[@Hadiand_Ali]

Props to that cameraman who tested it 😂

[@arduinocoder247]

CAMERAMAN

[@youtubersdigest]

@@arduinocoder247 I WAS GONNA SAY THAT! Cameraman never dies

[@junellerblx]

They did not test it. They have used a computer simulation to find out the approximate properties of a black hole.

[@farmerparrotman9402]

@@junellerblx thanks Sherlock

[@v1ncent426]

@@junellerblx r/whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@johnpatrickidos3607]

"You wouldn't die" after a minute "And you would die"

[@josephsharp9939]

He’s saying you wouldn’t immediately die upon crossing the event horizon. With a supermassive black hole, it would take a little longer.

[@giancarlomendezibarra1905]

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, so “technically” you don't die, you just become part of the hole :)

[@TheAjithg]

​@@josephsharp9939before you die, you will be sucked out of the black hole through a worm hole at a bottom of black hole and transported to a completely new space time.

[@tranlewlinign9592]

You may think it's only minutes or hours before you die, by for others, millions if not billions of years have passed. So technically you outlived everyone on earth.

[@turtleking2289]

See but the thing is if you lasted what felt like a minute right inside the event horizon in that 1 minute millions of years will pass because of relativity of time

[@alchemi8085]

Still sounds better than going to work tomorrow.

[@N1ghtZz]

Could go to one and doze off for a couple million years and come back.

[@Keepingupwiththedenbows]

lmaoo

[@taigaseji]

@@N1ghtZzyeah come back like 🍝

[@Jacob66998]

Lol

[@joestark_says]

My boi just explained the ending of Interstellar in simplest way 😂

[@staringhamster]

When was the black hole scene

[@joestark_says]

@@staringhamster in last part of movie.

[@86leewis]

That black hole was modified somehow, they stored the shit in there. I have no idea how they did that, but he is not passing the horizon if it was real. Not because of the density, but the heat will incinerate you. A rotating black hole anyway.

[@chotashami8741]

New Fear Unlocked: Spaghettificationophobia

[@honestguy2663]

Spaghetti 🍝 phobia, sound yummy

[@chazu415]

​@@honestguy2663do you even know what phobias are?

[@honestguy2663]

@@chazu415 No I don't know what phobia is. Because I had school phobia when I was little.

[@ThighFish]

The other result is much scarier.

[@lordmadarauchiha]

But you're eating spaghetti 🍝🍝🍝💀

[@anthonyempire772]

You can’t see black holes. The light it’s wrapping around it, maybe. But as you fall through. The distant stars will turn more and more blue as you get closer to the black hole. I think it’s because blue doesn’t take much light to process to your eyes or something, and the black hole is sucking in all the light, enough light can’t reach you making the stars look blue. You can fact check that part but it’s true that this phenomenon really happens.

[@whyres5381]

outside light sources turning blue is called blueshift

[@giggymatcharashvili2829]

bro played too much spaceengine. im joking btw

[@prarthanadutta6934]

How to fact check?

[@anthonyempire772]

@@thecodeking91 no, you’re right. It’s a suicide mission. But at least you’ll know.

[@labcat6759]

nah

[@ritLoe4222]

What if I dropped a spaghetti there? Would it be spaghettified?

[@tears2392]

😂

[@shwetatrivedi11]

Yep.

[@preioh]

😂

[@DreadEnder]

Since he didn’t mention how spaghettification works here it is: Spaghettification is caused due to the gravity you experience at your feet (or whatever part of you is closest to the black hole) being immensely stronger than the gravity acting on the rest of your body causing you to be stretched and (very painfully) be ripped apart into a thin atom wide stream of plasma that falls into the black hole.

[@Ice.muffin]

Heck.. I'm having nightmare with this shit for sure.. again. Why is the gravity at my feet so much stronger than the rest of my body if my body as a whole is so close to the black hole tho? And how long would it take for this spaghettification to be complete? Would we really have the time to be tortured by the process or would it happen in the fraction of a second?

[@DreadEnder]

@@Ice.muffin well the equation for gravitational potential energy is GPE=mgh (gravitational potential energy (GPE) = mass(m) x gravity(g) x height(h)) so basically you take the gravity of the object or in the case of a black hole c+x (speed of light(c) + number we have no idea of(x)) but that could also just be infinite (♾️) but let’s use c+x so we can actually calculate it; Take your mass (e.g. 70kg) Times it by the gravity (m/s/s) (let’s say the speed of light + one (c+1) which if using GCSE physics is 300,000,000m/s + 1m/s so 300,000,001m/s) Then we times it by your height above the surface (event horizon). (Let’s say 1m at your feet and 3m at your head (so your 2m tall)) So the gravitational potential energy of the lack hole at your feet is 70 x 300,000,001 x 1 = 21000000070J So at your feet the gravity of the black hole is pulling you down with a force of 21 gigajoules of energy ( 1 gigajoule = 1 billion joules (100 joules can knock you out)) Whereas the force of gravity on your head would be 70 x 300,000,001 x 3 = 63000000210J or 63 gigajoules of energy. Pulling you down. Now if we subtract 63,000,000,210 from 21,000,000,070 we get 42,000,000,140J of energy difference. So the force of gravity pulling your feet down is 42 billion joules greater than the force of gravity pulling your head down.

[@DreadEnder]

@@Ice.muffin and as for how long it would take. You’d be able to see (and feel) your feet stretching away from you until it comes into contact with the event horizon. Where it appears to slow and stop then turn red and vanish over a LONG period of time. This is time and gravity are basically the same thing. And in a black hole they switch so time becomes gravity and gravity becomes time. And so although the impulse through your nerves would be slowed making it less painful, it’s still ripping your legs apart. And because they messages travel slower, they last longer. WAY longer! Until your feet do pass through the event horizon and then you won’t feel anything from there. But don’t worry you’d be dead long before then! Oh and from people watching you it would seem to take an extremely long amount of time. But for you (the parts of you in the event horizon at least) time outside the black hole appears to speed up and if you fell in head first in a sufficiently large black hole you might even be able to see your feet get stretched until they fall into the black hole. But to be honest this is way above my pay grade (currently) so don’t take my word for granted

[@Ice.muffin]

@@DreadEnder Oml I am officialy mind-blown, worst nightmares granted, an infinitely spaghettified thank you to you kind sir! It's been a long while since anyone managed to horrify me to such extent with mere words! I'd even give you a small prize for your time and effort if I could 🤭🤡😊😊!

[@DreadEnder]

@@Ice.muffin do you like dinosaurs? Well we recently found out some spinosaurs can stretch their jaws apart to fit more food on!

[@lordfr17]

Ah yes! I was heading towards a blackhole this evening Thanks for helping me out! 😊

[@sarvagyarathore6382]

131 likes with no comments? let me fix that

[@robloxglitch8707]

Yes most common thing! Once I saw 2 black holes come together and I went in it, but somehow got teleported 1000 years before… I WAS IN 3024

[@OMRDIDHU]

@@robloxglitch8707 did GTA 6 came out ?

[@robloxglitch8707]

Sadly, no

[@robloxglitch8707]

The creator and all the ones who were making the game died before they could release it

[@samagyam6924]

i hope black holes are actually portals.

[@Ice.muffin]

So same. but to what exactly?

[@stixoimatizontas]

Technically, they are. Everything in the universe that has mass has a gravitational field around it in 3 dimensions. According to Einstein, this field is like a well, a curve on 3d space. But how on earth do you curve 3d space? Here comes the weird part. Imagine a flat world made out of an elastic material. In order to bend this 2d space you need to add another dimension that is vertical to the previous two. Now imagine doing that to our known 3d space; you need a 4th dimension, again vertical to the other 3. Such a thing cannot be directly understood by humans. Our physiology isn't able to perceive such a direction, yet everything made of matter has mass and thus is space curved towards the 4th dimension. In reality matter doesn't even exist. Curved space is perceived by our physiology as density of matter. So in the end, a black hole is indeed a path towards the 4th dimension. The problem is that due to super powerful tidal forces we cannot simply go through it, the singularity (the centre of a black hole) will rip us to subatomic particles. Edit: I forgot to ad something that even if we know, we don't even think about. As I mentioned above, everything that is made of matter and has mass is space curved towards the 4th dimension. Humans are also made out of the same matter; we are space curved towards the 4th dimension. This fact gives us new perspectives of what and who we are. Are humans just bodies that can be enslaved, prisoned, humiliated, tortured or murdered? Or are we something much much greater, as thinkers have been saying over the millennia?

[@zeke4778]

@@Ice.muffin to a white hole possibly

[@heroblok6]

Me too. And I think nasa should spend a tiny bit of the billions they receive every year on building a ship or satellite or something and send it into a black hole- or with a robot. To see if after it's ripped apart or maybe comes back together on another side or maybe gets spit back out years later idk. Think "A message in a bottle"

[@SSMSno]

@@stixoimatizontasthat took an hour and 2 minutes to read 💀

[@sarthakrathore1287]

Next level *Anxiety*

[@siddharthrana9216]

Visualise this: A black hole is sucking an object, making it smaller and smaller till down to a quantum particle. After reaching the quantum level, quantum effects will be there, and I believe at the quantum level the gravity acts the other way; it will repeal; the repulsive gravity. And then when the object, that has now become a quantum particle will be thrown out because of the repulsive gravity; this could be Hawking Radiation or the Black hole acting as a White hole leading to the model of the Wormhole. Black hole and White hole may exist in superposition. "THEORIES"

[@TUFF713]

U know what is a quantum particle😏

[@Ice.muffin]

Interesting.

[@siddharthrana9216]

@@pahub9256 Exactly.

[@siddharthrana9216]

@@TUFF713 Ha ha ha! I know nothing buddy. 😂

[@siddharthrana9216]

@@Ice.muffin it is. Always.

[@HeisenbergFam]

Falling into black hole is like falling to Backrooms

[@anthonyempire772]

Naw bruh. *WAY WORSE*

[@SWITCHLFC]

You are everywhere

[@cipimari123yt]

​@@anthonyempire772 exactly 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 infinite repeating worse than the backrooms

[@sauce8148]

It's nothing like that bruh

[@anthonyempire772]

@@SWITCHLFC whi

[@haziqamsyar2009]

Cameraman guy proved it was a good day for him to show his immortality by filming these footage with ease and better graphics compared to an average security camera these days

[@givenskygaming7199]

"Ayo where the sun at" - mf who fell into a black hole by accident

[@uwillsoon5136]

props to the guy who actually tried this👍👍

[@sueuj]

Well, nobody actually know what will happen until someone go inside. So it normally remains a mystery for me.

[@heroblok6]

We should send something into one. A robot a small ship with sensors and things to record video sound and the data. It would be streamed to us before it goes black. I think things that go in get put back together. Think beaming up like they do in star trek

[@ludvig3242]

Well yeah, its a theory

[@shadycaprilol4630]

​@@heroblok6the thing is, the moment the gravitational pull of a black hole start pulling the object we send there, it will become useless as not even light can escape, which means that we wouldn't receive more signals from the object.

[@user-poopee]

Man scares me with the blackhole sizez💀 this is my most likes wow thx alot

[@Peanutsgrowintheground]

Barely any likes I can do way better. I can get 50x the likes you have.

[@Peanutsgrowintheground]

actually 500x the amount you have.

[@shantanu9393]

As someone who fell into Black hole, I can confirm this

[@Ice.muffin]

What's it like in there? That you still have internet we now know. Is it true there's another universe inside there? Was it a portal all along?

[@SuperStudiousman]

​@@Ice.muffin it wasn't a portal, it was the FRIENDS WE MADE ALONG THE WAY, and THE POWER OF FRIENDSHIP

[@x_tintion]

Black hole can mean parallel universe. Means I we enter the black hole with no scratch on our body, we could go to another dimension with everything opposite. Sounds hypnotising right?

[@rafin.]

that sounds gay

[@stixoimatizontas]

Parallel worlds, not universe. The universe is one and in it hide countless worlds.

[@x_tintion]

@@stixoimatizontas im just saying that parallel universe exist because it can pull by its gravity an send it to a tunnel and from that we will get out from white hole. Just imagine the opposite of well known blackhole. Maybe in parallel universe speed of light is slow as a snail.

[@indianplay2]

@@x_tintion We do not know if parallel worlds exist. What we do know is that a black hole is an incredibly dense object, and it makes a deep hole in the fabric of space-time. Now, there either could be an end to that hole, down at its deepest part, or that deepest part could be connected to another black hole in a parallel world, effectively creating a wormhole. The problems which remain would be to create a spacecraft which somehow can withstand the immense gravitational force of a black hole, and also the fact that you can't exactly exit a black hole because of its gravity. Nothing escapes a black hole. The only way any form of matter escapes a black hole, is either by quasar rays or Hawking Radiation.

[@stixoimatizontas]

@@indianplay2 Have you thought of a white hole? A singularity creating a tunnel where things go in one way and out the other.

[@timothyvenable3336]

Imagine turning on a flashlight and the light travels backwards 🫨😵‍💫

[@Thathumanoverthere1701]

He makes falling into a superlative black hole sound like you have hope...then no.

[@iulianbudusan8707]

The supermassive black hole has got to be on my bucket list now

[@amirali-plays]

WE ARE IN A SUPER MASIVE BLACK HOLE

[@rythmusic1303]

And if another person sees us falling into a black hole he would Probably see us falling really slowly after a point of time because as we move near a black hole time works slow for us... and at one point even the one seeing us falling into the black hole would just see that we stopped moving. Space is so interesting .

[@Hamter936]

He’s just always chilling and talking about the millions of weird and scary things that happen in space and every single way to die in space

[@thispaladin]

Cameraman joined the chat

[@Anjali-ny4mm]

Him:warping My mind:wooping💀

[@Being_Turtle]

Kobi should be in NASA❤

[@sollenbergerchildren1969]

okay one more short and then i'm headed for bed. the last short 💀

[@2ndpartycrasher954]

Black hole: You've been spaghettified

[@powerstation0872]

Fun fact: if you COULD survive long enough, because of time dilation you'd actually see the entire future of the universe play out before your eyes before it was condensed into a single point.

[@PikyAMV]

W camera man with those fire shots 💀

[@fwy8667]

I ain't even gonna say it..

[@NtDs90]

I was in a black hole for a time. Then I got divorced. Now I see the light.

[@ThunderZv]

No one has been close to a black hole except the cameraman 😂😂😂

[@rudolphconners4559]

"'If there's a hole there's a goal'- Master Oogway"- The Internet

[@Real_AlmightyGMD]

The thing is that the closer you get to a black home, the slower time goes on. So right before you get to the event horizon, you would see the universe die with you

[@MagicianStevey]

Someone should make a black hole video that’s actually accurate to what you’d see in real life

[@legendlizard]

“Have you ever wondered what would happen if you fell into a black hole?” No. No I haven’t.

[@adriennerecord2]

Actually, according to my calculations, you can see the stars

[@andrewdivino08]

What does it have to do with spaghetti?

[@Asvaloupas]

"Have you ever wondered what would happen if you fell into a black whole." No.

[@kashyapparmar1099]

Me listening to blackhole My mind ready for black hole edit 😂😂

[@labcat6759]

the cameraman went inside a black hole just to get this footage, that takes a lot of courage.

[@LORDANDSAVIORHATSUNEMIKU]

*"i know what we are doing today!"*

[@zombies5100]

speedrunning shorts: You die.

[@StraightMW]

After I go to a super massive black hole I would be in spectator mode

[@Ri-77]

The only reason why I am confused should I opt for science or humanities is just and JUST CAUSE OF THIS MAN.

[@-Batista]

It's crazy to think that if you remain alive, the Earth would probably be consumed by the Sun by the time you die

[@jakestatefarm712]

Probably? It's a scientific certainty that our sun consume our planet lol

[@-Batista]

@@jakestatefarm712 maybe you should read the rest of my comment.

[@-Batista]

@Jake State Farm comprehension is important lol. Yes, the Sun will consume the Earth in millions of years. "If you remain alive (in a black hole) the Earth would probably be consumed by the Sun by the time you die, because of how much time will pass OUTSIDE of the black hole due to the insane time dilation.

[@jakestatefarm712]

​@@-Batista I understand your view on the timeline of things when dealing with a blackhole but we simply just don't know. It could take you to a whole another dimension or multi-verse where our laws of physics and our understanding of things are completely different. We however do know our sun will die and destroy our planet in the process.

[@jakestatefarm712]

@@-Batista blackholes are so mysterious. My apologies didn't mean to be a dick.

[@youtubersdigest]

I bet that would be super trippy watching light go the wrong way😂

[@iulianbudusan8707]

"Have you ever wondered what would happen if you fell into a black hole?" Death.

[@bhumikaburhade1056]

That's CRAZY 😩🖐️

[@DionTheGamerXD]

Hey Kobi If you fell into a Stellar Black Hole, It will kill you due to the extreme gravity and density from the 24 solar mass object, If you fell into a Supermassive Black Hole similar to Gargantua you would just orbit around it

[@johnosuala8671]

I was thrown into a black hole as and expedition. My experience was that you would not die untill you hit space the vacum. Which hurts on impact then that is when you Will Need an oxygen. Anyways at the First few hours of the fall Is horrifying until u get use tò the fall and you sync and your brain now gets use tò the fall until you hit space. The black hole has no buttom, you only fall into space. I believe you can only die of Hunger or thirst before impact on the vacum between earth and outer space.

[@DionTheGamerXD]

@@johnosuala8671 yes that is correct.

[@KaijuLanes]

What i want to know is how painful this would be.

[@jimjunior]

I am still trying to picture myself randomly floating in space

[@IDontKnow-mh8qm]

Now I understand the ending of Instersteallar

[@Hi-tg6xb]

This man is lying. When I went in a black hole I was in a tesseract with my room with the stellar theme song playing.

[@ThatMemeMakr]

Him: "So picture this." Me: "You can't 💀'

[@sarmadhabibkhan3036]

Black Holes and Radioactivity are two of the most confusing topics I've ever studied.

[@PingSharp]

Quantum mechanics?

[@aamirrazak3467]

Yes I have wondered what would happen if I fell into a black hole ever since I watched interstellar. Would I be able to transcend 3 dimensions?

[@soapy3211]

Ngl that’s a pretty cool way to die. Like imagine just seeing into our galaxy before you die! Definitely worth it.

[@Porky565]

Ngl i think its the worst way

[@AryanKhan-sg4tc]

If we fall into a Black hole we will be teleported into an anime world where we can pull all wifus

[@JaccAndBot]

Fun fact, you wouldnt see anything, the light around a black hole is so bright you would be blinded

[@jackaboynaylor9273]

Does time stop at the singularity? Does that mean you could never reach it? What would happen to me? Like am I just Vibin right next to it forever and ever?

[@your_dad_18]

As a person who have survived a black hole fall, I can confirm that this guy is 100% accurate

[@viveksingh5632]

How and when did this happen brother.. I am in 11th and much interested in knowing the details

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

Imagine trying to find a lost sock in your laundry and suddenly you stumble and fall into a black hole

[@Ice.muffin]

Mind-boggling how eerily similar the whole scenery of a black hole and the light and matter surrounding it is to the human eye... the literal organ. I see tiny black holes minus the spaghettification right in front of me every time I look in the mirror.

[@shacky1785]

Simple answer You'll die🗿

[@Ice.muffin]

We don't even know that for sure, nor what the specifics of that event are...

[@Riri87492]

Black hole: time here is too slow! 😈 Schools: ya sure mahn..?

[@MelGarcia-bt5ry]

U are so good at explaining

[@Blackscreen00014]

Cameraman never dies😂

[@CSN777]

Light is not bended by blackhole's gravity Because light has no mass but it is bended by space fabric's curvature cause by blackhole's mass. When light travels through blackhole's event horizon where the space fabric is curved, light travels along the fabric and then it causes the light to bend

[@Ice.muffin]

Damn mind-boggling

[@bp.pradhan9494]

Nah man the intense heat of the spaghettified star would instantly kill you when you fall into a supermassive black

[@nathanielwohlfeil-hp8zd]

I can't just imagine myself floating through space and time.

[@rram992]

That black hole looking bricked during that spaghettification

[@kandibear_]

This would be an amazing soundtrack for a horror game

[@69SupMaGuy69]

i remember when i lived in a black hole, it was quit nice. I had a house and a pool with a very nice gaming computer

[@KadenCopling]

*new fear unlocked*

[@AlanGjoci]

It obviously is one🙄

[@sanjanachowdhury9310]

Stephen sir said we will become spaghetti 😅

[@Vaib247]

Thanks bro, I was just going to blackhole, your advice will help me alot.

[@AK-47_but_gun]

I always wanted to became a noodle and now I know how

[@axinelia]

New fear unlocked: being scared of spaghetti 💀

[@medinamojo]

“What if you fell into a supermassive black hole.” Muse:

[@Arceus-0-]

This dudes straight up my fave science youtuber Holy heck ur awesome man

[@angryboi595]

Just went into a super massive black hole, was super annoying, ir sucked me into the other side of the galaxy and I had to call my buddy Azathoth to get me out. They be getting on my nerves bro 🤦🏿‍♂️🙏🏿

[@ridenpaulbrown6754]

Here's the "What If" guy again bringing more what if about anything 😂 You need an Oscar for best in "what if" of the year 😂😂

[@thegeek3295]

The region just under the event horizon would be intensely bright and the radiation would be off the scale. The moment you cross the event horizon you would be incinerated. Dont forget the EH is both the apex where particles turn around and fall back but also the orbit of particle pulled in. Yes the G force at the EH of a super massive black hole is low so a lot more matter is in orbit at the region just under the EH. The interior is a un unimaginable storm of radiation.

[@dragonstone1390]

Fun fact; the largest observable black hole in the universe is called ton 16/18 and if u were pulled by its gravity u would burn out within 0.00000...28 secs!

[@jmangaming3813]

ton618*

[@AlbanianG777]

Respect the cameraman who went throught all of this and came back to let us know all of this 🍷🗿

[@knightisalways1st]

Moral of the SHORT 'Jump into a Black ⚫ Hole'

[@daradiyar9096]

Bro, I love black holes so I always think about them. I've thought every thing about black holes

[@Fishyfishman9]

Spaghettification is the funniest words I have heard for something that's probably really violent when happens to a human

[@taymari2663]

I was actually thinking this today the move interstellar made black holes look so amazing and friendly

[@Mr_smooth06]

bro called us dirty minded in 67 languages

[@captaincookie6324]

Day by day I think these scientists are completely wrong about Black holes 💀

[@Ice.muffin]

What's the new theory?

[@Patriot4094]

Finally something which is Satisfying and terrifying at the same time

[@4thul_]

On my way to the black hole sarge 🗿

[@n_cyx]

im hyped to be spaghettified 😍✨ but i cant die unless i know where u get those vids huhuuuuu they've mesmerising

[@EthanTheReaper]

Or there’s also a theory where supermassive black holes or any black hole in general can transport you to a parallel universe. Now although I don’t know if that’s true, it’s always a possibility.