What's Inside the Infinity Stones? (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)

[@GamerHund]

Why is thor teaching me about the Infinity Stones? O.o

[@Nerdist]

BECAUSE I MUST TINY MORTAL. ANOTHER! ... video next week. -- KH

[@SevenSlayers1]

Nerdist do something about Shazam

[@sonsofsparda22]

could you do another one about the possiblity of a naked singularity?

[@sl1ckk1ll3r]

Gotta love Shaq

[@johnallardyce4164]

Like how to forgot that Shazam ever existed!

[@Rasmus1603]

if he would be my physics or chemistry teacher i would have a+ at every test

[@jefftheevilrobot9351]

This guy really should be a physics teacher He would be really good

[@TheJoker-qo4fg]

Same for me

[@darealpoopster]

Ramamaman I highly doubt it.

[@lukachiq9484]

Sorry dude, you prob wouldn’t, he only seems like the perfect teacher bc you only see what he is like on his videos, im not saying that he’s a bad person off camera, but he almost definitely isn’t such an ideal teacher you make him out to be

[@Cliffjumper]

I really hope Kyle Hill makes it through Ragnarok okay...

[@saad1653]

Why is Thor telling marvel to call him?. Did the mortals like fire him?

[@NatAnn64]

I've been watching Because Science for a long time now, and I couldn't be happier for you with that new show! So proud of you and all that good stuff you're doing! Keep it up!

[@Nerdist]

Huge thank you to everyone who tuned into MythBusters: The Search by the way. I got the numbers, and it was one of Science's best premieres, with a significantly younger audience and more women watching! I want to think that some of that is thanks to all of you who watch me here and gave it a chance. I'm so grateful. -- KH

[@JakkFrost1]

Admit it, the women viewers were there as much or more for Thor Jr. as for the science! xD

[@chuknukbubs6322]

Nerdist - Bullcrap only 9 likes and a couple replies on this comment. The Search was awesome so where's the feedback? Love your vids, Kyle.

[@SerenityValley84]

The Search is a lot of fun. You're a great host Kyle!

[@humblesoldier5474]

Is there any other media outlet that I can use to watch the show? I'm limited to internet only at this point in time. I have been seeing the hype everywhere, and so badly want to watch it.

[@Nerdist]

You can get it on TV or on the SciGo app if you have the Science Channel, otherwise you might have to wait until the show us over before it goes to another outlet. -- KH

[@denismaia1989]

Beacause science should be the main program of this channel... just saying

[@Nerdist]

I agree. -- KH

[@abdulrahmankroomi3828]

Yeah it's awesome... Thanks Kyle

[@senorsoloq]

Dênis Maia I only watch because science

[@Nickthuckthedefender]

Dênis Maia has

[@raptorzeraora2632]

says the one who cant spell Because

[@Nerdist]

As always, there are new mini-episodes over on my Insta (instagram.com/sci_Phile/). Thanks so much for watching! -- KH

[@septicbile2901]

KH random thought, most people pay money to see movies or purchase games. I'd gladly pay money for an hour to pick your brain.

[@vjorp5332]

Godzilla is the largest film franchise.

[@tanyanikolaevagizdova6571]

Nerdist please make a video about doomsday from dc

[@Nerdist]

Not the most successful, should have clarified. -- KH

[@ephemeralmiracles]

Nerdist checking it out right away! Well done, awesome episode!

[@kingcommon2984]

This guy is now my absolute favorite You Tuber. He's hilarious and actually knows what he is talking about, also does videos on things people actually want to know.

[@jimwolf6296]

I love how all your stuff is so well grounded in legit science but even when discussing something as complex as the nature of black holes you still explain it in descriptive bite sized pieces that are simple to comprehend

[@AVikingNerd]

Dear Kyle, An age old Lord of the Rings debate exists between me and my friends. When the fellowship is caught trying to take the Pass of Caradhras, we see Legolas walking on powder snow as the rest of the fellowship trudges through it. So the question is, if Legolas can walk on powder snow, could he walk on water? What is the comparison as far as tensile strength? Sincerely, A Fan Who Needs This Matter Settled

[@Nerdist]

Alright so: (Assuming no magic at work) Legolas' feet have roughly same surface area as everyone else's feet (besides the hobbits). This means that the only thing to change the pressure on the snow would be his weight. If he was absurdly light, it would be less pressure on the snow, maybe to the point of standing on it (he might have to be so light it's nonsensical -- imagine putting a brick with the same surface area of a foot on some powder, it sinks right? He'd have to be lighter than that). Anyway, my answer would be being light enough to walk on powder does not necessarily imply being able to walk on water, because the surface tension of water is weaker than the cohesion among snowflakes (probably). However, if Legolas is so light that it's stupid, like a few grams, the he might be able to walk on water. But again, this is like if he's as light as a sheet of paper or something. -- KH

[@AVikingNerd]

I'm probably nerding out more over actually getting a reply from you than I probably should. Thanks for the insight!

[@austinbrant7495]

SyntheticBrilliance Doesnt he do some crazy acrobatic maneuvering over a river in one of the hobbit movies, like jumping off floating objects

[@christopherblalockfineart3557]

Tolkien explained that elves were existing both in the undying lands and middle earth at the same time. They are not mortal beings and their abilities are only partially bound by the physical laws of the earth (walking across a very thin rope as if on solid ground is another example from the text). To specifically answer: as we see Legolas and the elves of Lothlorien using boats, we can only infer that they cannot stand run or walk on water. ...because Magic--fantasy

[@connormcphail6377]

SyntheticBrilliance Tolkien explains in the books that elves can walk without making a noise on leaves, so I'm guessing it's the same system, I guess he can just walk on stuff without making noise and without sinking.

[@silashenderson1628]

If black holes can theoretically die, can't the infinity stones also expire??? Because Science 😎

[@ThrottleKitty]

Not only yes, but insanely violently. Like a nuke suddenly going off in your pocket.

[@Nerdist]

Is that a nuke in your pocket, or are you just vaporizing? -- KH

[@silashenderson1628]

Nerdist 😃😃😃😃😃Don't tell Thanos😉

[@hourglass2902]

yep it says here it expires in 200,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Quintilian years

[@ThrottleKitty]

im bad at names The death date varies dramatically based on the mass of the black hole, also, most estimates for black hole decay are just in the trillions of years... Dramatically less for much smaller black holes. What is this "it" you speak of telling you this information? xD Also, that first number wasn't in the Quintilian! xD Quintilian is 6 sets of 3 zeroes.With numbers that big you would generally use something like, say 20 to the 45th power!

[@MercifulVoodoo]

Great video! Thanks Science Thor!

[@Nerdist]

You're welcome mortal. -- KH

[@JaelinBezel]

Better question: Jake Long vs Juniper Lee

[@clever_chicken27gaming63]

MercifulVoodoo Vvvbbv

[@all-stargamingentertainmen1157]

So black holes...give the power to alter and manipulate reality, time, the soul, energy, space and the mind??

[@blank6604]

We ( = all 3D beings ) cant now and will never understand whats happening INSIDE a Black Hole, becouse no Information ( axept Hawkin Radiation but this is AUTSIDE of a Black Hole ) can came to auer Universe. A Black Hole cud be a paralel Universe or not. We will never understand it.

[@TheJoker-qo4fg]

Yes

[@LyfaLeeZhure_DavidShawn]

Kyle, you definitely NEED your own show on network television / cable outlet. And the fact that you keep the long hair despite societal "norms"...you're extremely gifted AND refuse to conform. You are truly an enigma and a fresh punch to the 'nads of network producers! Don't ever change.

[@babbalgts]

so are we going to see Dr. Hawking in the Avengers infinity war!

[@matty3309]

Shivanshu Mahim No, but that would be one awesome cameo. Thinking about that now I really want that to happen 😁

[@FirstSynapse]

Considering how much Dr. Hawking likes being on TV that would not be a crazy idea.

[@dard1515]

Thanos: Tell me the secrets of the infinity stones! Steven Hawking: I cannout allow you to have that information.

[@agustinvenegas5238]

The Dard THAT MUST HAPPEN

[@OTDinosaurScrubs]

Yeaaaah that’s definitely not happening now..

[@glichjthebicycle384]

Kyle looks so much like Thor

[@Resolute0]

BlizzardPixel oh rlly?

[@markvos2692]

He did that on purpose (Thor is his favorite superhero) :)

[@mlok4216]

More like: Thor looks so much as Kyle! =)

[@texer7674]

mlok4216 Well Thor was around before Kyle was born. So yeah Kyle looks like Thor.

[@Khornedevotee]

Thor - Kyle. Tomatoes - tomatos. ;P

[@jackparkson9957]

What if someone with an infinity gauntlet fought someone who has the infinity gauntlet from another universe?

[@TagRoss]

Jack Parkson infinity gauntlets only work in their own universe.

[@jackparkson9957]

TagRoss54321 But what if someone from the Earth-616 reality gained the Infinity Gauntlet and brought back I don't know,let's say the Thanos from when he first got the IG and wanted to battle him. Since the user has this weapon, theoretically they could warp space and time so that it doesn't result in a paradox (to make sure that this fight happens).

[@BigaloMax]

TagRoss54321 technically they could also work in a battle world situation where all universes collapsed in to one .

[@totalcodehero]

Jack Parkson Won't work. The Infinity Gauntlet only as power in the universe it was made in. So if someone came from a different universe with an Infinity Gauntlet, they would be powerless.

[@humbugryerson8845]

+R MCX in the battle world universe the IG was very weak because battle world was a combination of different universes I think I can't completely remember

[@dubioustheatreyt8096]

I’ve had an ongoing theory that our universe loops. The universe starts with a big bang. The universe spreads out further and further. Black holes bring the universe back together with gravity. The universe becomes a black hole. Something triggers the black hole to explode, causing the big bang and looping the universe. Its like a heartbeat, expanding and contracting.

[@ShovelChef]

I rewatched this vid, just for that one "Collector" move Kyle does. I apparently needed more of that in my life today. You look like you're having fun. Come to think of it, so does Benicio. And I love both.

[@diggledigloto8630]

this is my favorite nerd in all of youtube! @KyleHill I love what u do

[@Nerdist]

Thanks Geraldo! -- KH

[@arbhall7572]

Come on man. Lets talk about the Predator!!! Why does his blood glow? What would seeing in their spectrum really be like? How crazy is putting a plasma cannon next to your head? Bending light! What would that really look like? The med kit scene in predator 2. Whats the deal with that? Hot clotting crystals? The gaps in the times Predators visit earth. Is it because they do it over generations or is it what time dilation looks like to everyone else? So many cool questions about the Predators! Please consider making an episode about just the Predators!

[@Nerdist]

It's on my ever-growing list! -- KH

[@arbhall7572]

***** Sweeeeeeeeet!

[@richdick1886]

Nerdist YES PLEASE. PRED EPISODES=:-))

[@PinkSneaselGirl]

Question: If you were able to Flame On like the Human Torch, would you be able to breathe or would the flames suck the oxygen from the surrounding air and slowly suffocate you?

[@theshuman100]

A 3 dimensional hole where every direction you look at it from is down. Thats some mind breaking shit right there.

[@pravinrao3669]

Its like a big black sphere in space he just makes it sound like hard to imagine its just like a big black football in space where if you touch the surface you get sucked inside.

[@stephenking5852]

pravin rao so why do we refer to them as black “holes” if they are real just black spheres?

[@Anonimus-nb8rr]

@@stephenking5852 because they *look* like holes, caused by it's blackness it's an optical illusion

[@primeg02]

*looks away*

[@theshuman100]

@@primeg02 i do not see 😌

[@kadenbirch9893]

You know, sometimes I enjoy the small clip at the end more than the episode it's self. That doesn't mean I don't enjoy the episode, I do. But the clips just seen so genuine and interesting. They are fun to watch.

[@BrokenTooth]

so...you're telling me that thanos is going to carry 6 black holes in his hand....oooohhh the avengers are SCREWWWW-EEEDD!!!

[@rileyx7346]

Broken Tooth They’ve been screwed.

[@passerby]

They all died.

[@Aries_Army]

Broken Tooth each stone does have a different power so if you had all of them you can literally warp and change reality into what ever you want.

[@valtersplume3726]

Anyone who faces Thanos in screwed.

[@hojdoj3567]

Valters plume actualy everybody wil be 101% dead

[@nehemiahmontague8921]

If wormholes were proven it could be tiny wormholes connecting to other dimensions with different laws of physics because each stone has a different ability each stone could be leaking the laws of physics from other dimensions like the time manipulation or power stone. If they all had a black holes the only ability would be gravity manipulation from each stone maybe.

[@tiagotiagot]

Unless the other dimensions existed inside the blackholes.

[@nehemiahmontague8921]

TiagoTiago Not likely but there is a theory black holes connect to other universes and release their gathered energy through white holes on the other side in that other universe. Black holes swallow matter and white holes realese it. The infinity stones are releasing energy so what might be inside it are miniature white holes. Or what I said earlier. You had point though.

[@dylaneaston3331]

what if you put an infinity stone inside a lightsaber like a kyber crystal

[@mikemagnus9447]

I think that any jedi or sith would then be invincible. A Lightsaber that can vaporize with a touch? Another that can split and reform time? Dang...

[@dylaneaston3331]

Mike Magnus imagine darth maul or general grevious with "infinity sabers"

[@TheDarksweeney]

Foxy Douchebag I think it would eliminate everything in it's radius, including the wielder.

[@mikemagnus9447]

Foxy Douchebag The whole universe is doomed...

[@tiagotiagot]

Maybe that's a black saber; it produces a blade-shaped kugelblitz?

[@chulumancosifuba4889]

The part about black holes and it being your last down was deep. Super deep

[@curtisking8393]

In Endgame Banner says the energy emitted is mostly gamma radiaton so this backs up Kyle's theory.

[@seveneleven3479]

The mind stone shattered, nothing even appeared

[@TheJoker-qo4fg]

Seven Eleven same thing that I thought

[@blank6604]

It was shaterd by Magic / by the Power of another stone.

[@pence089]

@@blank6604 by the power of the same stone

[@CarlKachu]

Yea and Also Thanos Destroyed The Stones By using the stonesBut There Was No Blak hole

[@MrEscape314]

@@CarlKachu none of this explains how the regular type humans can lift the gauntlet if it's composed of six black holes each with the mass of at least the earth. Also, if they are high energy because the black hole is decaying, I've read that the speed at which black howls decay is so fast that they wouldn't last very long. The only long lived black holes are HUGE.

[@Rockyroad321]

I loves myth busters but Kyle in myth busters this is amazing

[@Mica_T]

The infinity stones were referred to as Singularities.

[@illi1238]

Yep, in the trailer the voice said: "Before creation itself, there were six singularities, forged into infinity stones"

[@squirrel9544]

And the only occurrences of singularities in our universe are found in the centres of black holes. So it's only natural to assume they are similar in some way. Singularities are points at which the laws of physics seem to break down due to the singularity's space-time curve being seemingly infinite. This is caused by gravity in a black hole but may well be caused by other forces in the infinity stones. We have never seen any occurrences of any of the other forces producing singularity points, so we must assume for now that gravity is the only force that produces this phenomena, therefore, infinity stones are black holes contained within gems.

[@irvs5922]

TheSovietSquirrel what about naked singularities ?

[@guillermofy]

I wish i watched this before infinity war because a gem actually shatters in the film, making Kyle right. Nevertheless still love his work 😁

[@TedRogue]

Finally, an episode that gets a definite answer. GJ Kyle.

[@TheRazaah]

Wait wait wait wait. SO each and every infinity stone has slightly more mass than earth ? Whoever wields all of the infinity stones basically hauls around the mass of 6 planets.... A snap fueled with this much accelerated mass prolly could wipe out half of all life... jesus.

[@lordeiv6033]

That's just a theory, a film theory! And cut!

[@ShubhamKhatdeo]

So what gives the infinity stones their specific powers?

[@pymael5638]

Isn't there a teory that black holes are portals to other Universes? Maybe Infinity Stones have different powers because different energies flow through them, these energies coming from different Universes.

[@Aristocratic13]

The gems were once a person named Nemesis,p. I forgot what happened to her in the comics, but basically her powers were split into these gems and scattered in our universe.

[@CoffeeWyrm]

Perhaps it's the stones themselves, and the singularities provide the power?

[@fantasyconnect]

The Mind gem is connected to a universal subconscious, as in every living thing in the universe. The soul gem is connected to the underworld (Perhaps Hela will show up in Thor:Ragnarok?) And as for the rest? Well, the Reality gem is able to pull in concepts from alternate realities (Perhaps it is an anchor passed between universes?)!but I don't know of any others.

[@withyouforyou6214]

That's kinda true. The reality gem literally gives the user the power to alter reality to their liking. As in they can change all rules of their universe. The power gem gives the user access to all power that ever has or ever will exist. I believe it also augments the other gems. It can be used as unlimited power, or if used for combat it grants unlimited strength and invincibility. The space gem allows manipulation of space so that you can appear in multiple places at once, teleport basically an unlimited distance, I think it can also create bridges linking two places by altering their distances...and...I believe this specific gem if used with the other 5 give the user omnipresence in the universe - physically being present where every particle exists..I know of these three because hood used to have them.

[@kwansolar263]

The black hole /sphere commentary at the end is excellent thanks .

[@StevieTurtle37D]

Could you please make videos covering the individual Infinity Stones an explain how they do their respective power? For example how the Space Stone opens up tears in space-time, etc.

[@MikefromTexas1]

But if Black Holes are *finite*, how can they be called the *Infinity* Stones?

[@Wustenfuchs109]

Because the black hole has singularity (infinity) 'within' itself. In order to skip physics talk, black hole has this thing called singularity in which the curvature of space-time is infinite. Helped?

[@MikefromTexas1]

Aleksandar Matić Yeah, he said all that. Then he said they have finite life span and that the immense power from the Stones must come from the Black Holes within them dying. Which wouldn't make the Stones "Infinite".

[@Wustenfuchs109]

John-Michael Barnhill I just explained you where infinity comes from. It has nothing to do with its lifespan but the curvature of space-time. And a black hole does not need to die for you to harness its power. He just explained that once you destroy them there is a bang, not that you HAVE to destroy them.

[@Clartred]

You still don't understand his question. It was something like: If black hole can(and will) die, how can we call it 'infinity stone'? Because, one day, that black hole will die and infinity stone will lose it's power. I'm pretty sure that was the question.

[@Wustenfuchs109]

Nemanja Rajkovic I answered both.

[@Zb5141]

I think you mistook the meaning of singularity here. My thought was that it's more like mathematical singularity rather than an astrophysical one. 5:37 1.) If there were black hole inside the infinity stones they would require mass to be injected into them constantly or they would evaporate. 2.) Black hole engine ≠ reality warping, mind control etc. 3.) The singularity they have is the power they possess. Their power approaches infinity (aka a mathematical singularity.)

[@Zb5141]

And you forgot about the weight issue of having a black hole. The proposed black hole in the article sited below would be 0.9 Attometers in radius or 900,000,000,000,000th of a meter. It would still weigh 606,000 tonnes. That black hole would evaporate in about 3.5 years. In summary, a black hole inside each infinity gem does not explain: why each one does what it does, how each one does what it does, why each one does something different, how they came to be, or really anything in general. The black hole explanation also causes more problems with: the enormous weight, the life span of the black hole without adding mass constantly, the lack of evidence of mass being inputted into the gems, the time they've been around. You explained nothing about the mystery surrounding the gems and your theory is full of holes. ... Because Science. Edit: forgot to add source. io9.gizmodo.com/5391989/a-black-hole-engine-that-could-power-spaceships

[@Pepe-ks8ve]

Hey Kyle, I was wondering what would happen if someone unworthy tried to wield Thor's hammer in space.

[@joestock7454]

assuming there is nothing else around Thor's hammer would increase its mass and by extension its gravity and the person would 'fall' onto it, after that either the hammer would stop increasing its mass to keep the person alive (staying at 1g so the person couldn't move it and wont be crushed) or would continue to increase its mass and eventually the gravity would crush the person to death.

[@poetryandlilies]

Fairly sure Hulk wielded the hammer this way

[@itbe]

I love the way you said that at the end! You're only direction is down. You know longer exist in a three dimensional space. (Literally?) in a one dimension space. Never thought of it that way! So cool.

[@theBabyDead]

I love how you start going cross-eyed when you get excited

[@jackcr2477]

Loved this episode, but I am biased towards astrophysics

[@Nerdist]

That's a decent bias. -- KH

[@furiouslybeardedgamer5227]

my favorite theory about black holes is that they are portals to other universes. i like the idea of black holes and white holes. i think its a solid theory but it sucks that we cant actually test it.

[@the_grey_phoenix]

you would die you would get pulled like a noodle ... that why it's called sphaggetification

[@WarlandWriter]

Sorry Kyle, but you're hurting me. His name is pronounced "Swartz-Shield". It is german and literally means "Black Shield"

[@petersonolar8844]

I really do like how that guys name lined up with what he found out

[@BlackHoleForge]

Boy was I surprised when I saw Kyle on Mythbuters: Search

[@Nerdist]

SURPRISE KYLE -- KH

[@rubberwoody]

This makes even more sense when you remember that in the avengers, it was said that the tesseract (space stone) is giving off low levels of gamma radiation. Kinda like hawking radiation or gamma bursts outside of black holes

[@Constatonks]

I really want Kyle's Collector impression to persist through future episodes. Like the surprise lightsaber.

[@spartankittygames]

kyles hair is Inside the Infinty stones maximum power

[@Dantick09]

So how did peter quill survive holding an infinity stone?

[@lpmdoza]

the power of friendship, duhh? honestly its like you didn't even see the movie

[@destinydude9289]

No, he's half-alien. And Gamora and Rocket both had cybernetic implants, diminishing the destructive effective on them four.

[@comrade3186]

Dantick09+ That's not the real question. The real question is why the fuck did Ronan stopped to watch a DANCE OFF.

[@destinydude9289]

The Shadow He was in shock. Shit like this happens IRL too.

[@comrade3186]

Destiny Dimension if he is shocked by a dance, he is not much of a villain.

[@aryakakodkar4674]

Then how come each infinity stone has its own function? As in, Dr. Strange has the time stone, Vision has the mind stone?

[@reichlinsmall9765]

Thank you!!

[@scottdoesntmatter4409]

In the comics, it's because each of them were originally part of God.

[@artifactland69]

Nice video, i especially like the start of the video being the conceptual explaination of infinity stones and getting more specific next!

[@vincebyobscuba]

Hey man I love your videos. I would like to recommend a video. In the 2003 Hulk, it is implied in the movie that the hulk pushed or kicked the F 22 into space on his "ride to the top of the world." The question you should answer is: How much force would the hulk have to assert of the fighter jet in order for it to escape earth's gravity? Because Science!

[@sampatterson8337]

Wow the thing in an infinity stone is infinity, woulda never guessed

[@darthluk7512]

uhm kyle, schwarzschild is not pronounced "schwarzs-child", its "schwarz-schild", what means "blackshield", if im correct and he was a german, a swiss or an austrian

[@sophiastargazer]

You're right, he was a german physicist.

[@Nerdist]

I did my best dawg, I tend to slur. -- KH

[@seantripp6028]

Yeah but Kyles looks like a german Jesus, so it's ok...

[@mlok4216]

Hello KH, pronunciation aside... Why is everybody visualising black hole as a "hole" in spacetime? Logically it is just an object of immense gravitational pull, so that light gets pulled as well.. it's actually an object like a planet or a star, but just so massive, that it's not emitting nor reflecting any light... Theoretically speaking, you could stand on it, it is still from mass, am I right(setting aside spaghettification and other jokes =) )? Correct me, if I am mistaken.

[@Fiercesoulking]

I know I always find his name such a good coincidence fits like a shoe for black holes.(at least in German) By the way he was known for his love for prostitutes if I'm remember the documentation correctly.

[@musicnova6114]

Well i just saw Infinity War (no spoilers) But someone said that the stones have molecular systems, so your theory is broken.

[@shroomie108]

Music Nova yea well marvel isnt the best at keeping facts straight. In guardians 1 gamora is called the last survivor of her species, and thanos said they are doing great now after his visit.

[@shroomie108]

Eye Glitches its in the first guardians movie during when john c riellys introduces all of the guardians. Its written on the screen so they never say it but i looked before i made my first post. It sys shes the last survivor of her species. When it lists her name, length, weight and they say under origin that shes the last survivor of the zehoberei people

[@stellarremnant3597]

Shroomie Probably cause Thanos slaughtered so many of her species they didn’t think there were any left.

[@churthebol8054]

Lol when he does the "collector spasam" he looks like my grandmother trying to grab anything.

[@Wix_Mitwirth]

But how is that micro black hole contained in a gem without destroying it? What prevents its gravitational force from crunching everything around it? What would give them their individual attributes like time, mind or "reality" and how could they affect these aspects of the universe based on the will of the holder? What would time, mind and reality even mean at the beginning of the universe? I feel like the Riddler after his machine fried his brain. There's just too many questions.

[@ohno4458]

If you think about it, he has to write all the words and letters backwards! He is very talented, good job you!

[@mannacharya4088]

Lol Stoopid

[@andrezhang468]

rip stephen Hawking

[@tiagotiagot]

What if they're singularities not of gravity, but of some other field?

[@AlessioAlessi]

TiagoTiago they are not "gravity" singularities, but space-time singularities! And every field is nothing but a space-time continuum with a specific way to measure the "distance" between two events... at a certain level, you cannot say if a field is due to gravity (aka mass) or electromagnetism (aka an electric charge)... or at least, that's what Einstein tried to prove, 😅

[@brandonkeegan3701]

Hold on a hot second. So according to Marvel lore, the infinity stones can release energy at its user's will. Also, the age of the infinity stones are presumably older than the life span of usual black holes. So hear me out... Similar to the Tardis from Doctor Who, the Tardis is mainly powered by a star trapped in stasis in the act of becoming a black hole. So with this could the infinity stones be black holes trapped at the end of their life-cycles perpetually trapped in time inside the stone. The power coming from this decay locked in stasis, and why it can be accessed at any given time. And why it can forever age. Idk probably a bit far fetched yet I wish to believe this is how they would work! :D

[@taba1950]

the black hole explanations is amazing

[@LetsTakeWalk]

It's Schwarz SCHILD. Black Shield. Not Black Child.

[@pradyunsg]

Lawrence Tider This. I was distracted from the content simply because you'd messed up the name. :/

[@fieniks]

He could have just pronounced it like shield. Even this would have been better than child. Otherwise it's just "shield" but with a short "I" like in infinity... Not that hard.

[@RevsBlueChurch]

You have a few errors in your explanations (I know they are hypothetical about comic book stuff, but still) First: You can't quite hold a black-hole that is the size of a tennis ball (as this was the example that you had in place) as it would be the mass of, say, Jupiter (I'm just guesstimating) so you would just get spaghettified into nothing, same with everything around you before you could even get your hands on it. Second: If it were the mass of something that you could hold, then it would be so small that you would never be able to find it, nor would it exist long enough for it to matter if you could find it or not as at that size point (about the size of a few atoms or so) the micro black-hole would only be in existence for a mere few billions of a second due to Hawking radiation causing it to evaporate out of existence. Not so Infinite after all

[@Nerdist]

Yes, my explanation only works if the black hole is "suspended" inside the stone until the user needs the energy. Sci-fi hand-waving. -- KH

[@andrewseliasfm7]

But according to the hawking radiation, black holes evaporate faster as they become smaller , so a tiny black hole inside the stones would evaporate really fast and radiates away with a HUGE energy. or not...?

[@RevsBlueChurch]

elias andres That was exactly my Second point

[@tiagotiagot]

According to this calculator: xaonon.dyndns.org/hawking/ A blackhole the size of a tennis ball (roughly 6.7 cm diameter according to WolframAlpha), would weight about 3.78 times as much as the whole planet Earth, have a surface gravity of roughly 1.37e+17 gs (that means that number times 10 to the 17th power, or 137000000000000000 gs), a temperature (due to hawking radiation) of about 0.0054 Kelvin ( -273.14 degrees Celcius, or -459.66 degrees Fahrenheit), so it's not yet bright enough on it's own to shine in visible light; and should last for about 3.06e+43 gigayears (according to WolframAlpha, the Universe is just around 1.4e+10 years old) before completely evaporating. Oh, and it would only pump out about 7.0e-19 watts (7 divided by 10^19, or 0. then 18 zeros then 7, 0.0000000000000000007 watts). You definitely won't be getting any cosmic amounts of energy from the Hawking radiation of a blackhole that big; you would need something way smaller (and with a much shorter life). ps: I rounded the numbers a bit. To get the exact values calculated, plug the radius (3.35 centimeters) in that calculator.

[@Nerdist]

Exactly. I'm assuming that these black holes are at the very very ends of their lives, waiting to be "unleashed." It's a bit of massaging to make it work, but I think it makes at least a little sense given the singularity requirement and the real energy output. -- KH

[@Nick-sl3ws]

Kyle ur the most valuable part of this chanel... Jessica is the sexiest

[@Nerdist]

I won't rest until I am the sexiest. -- KH

[@McNeej]

Sexiest is simply a matter of opinion. ;)

[@SNO3R]

WHAT?! he's both imo!

[@SomeAHole]

Nerdist Rest, my child. For most internet commenters don't know their shit.

[@MrBxberto]

Dr Strange just got released here in Japan, so after seeing that, I came right to this video. Great job as always!

[@silly_on_]

Can you make a part two to this because I still don't get what the actual stones are, you said the black holes are inside the stones but then what are the stones themselves? People please share this, I want them to find this.

[@artfx9]

How can you squeeze earth smaller if water can't be compressed?

[@snuffsaid1703]

artfx9 it's more like the EARTH of earth

[@101Mant]

artfx9 water doesn't compress under normal circumstances but the sort of forces that could compress a planet are going to overcome the forces that keep molecules and atoms separate.

[@visharadsharmatg7769]

Mark Antill also I believe it's in terms of the empty space between the nucleus and the eletrons

[@artfx9]

Makes sense. Thanks for the answer!

[@SennaAugustus]

You can curve spacetime so that they touch, thus compressing.

[@miasolum5612]

Actually, if a infinity Stone got destroyed/shattered, it would just produce an explosion (Infinity War, Visions Death.)

[@joanardon6222]

Funny, the first time I drank ayahuasca I started thinking in the physics / mathematics of the infinity stones and how would they work...

[@Nerdist]

Sounds pretty sick. -- KH

[@vitalspark6288]

The bit at the end where you say "when you look at a black hole from any direction, that's down"… you could say the same about Earth.

[@WineOnTheDime]

Either I have had too much wine or you have friggin' epic hair!!!

[@nickfrost4518]

1:28 Ohh come on xD why didn't you say it... UNLIMITED POWERR

[@jeremyhuntley4993]

I want more mythbusters

[@Nerdist]

Working on it -- KH

[@Iliadic]

What's inside infinity stones? Answer: Plot Points and writing

[@imdone8243]

Actually makes sense. Think about it. The fourth wall. This universe is a infinity stone the laws of this universes physics could be the power

[@lau7815]

This was your most interesting video yet, in my opinion. Kudos

[@ultramanfan3757]

you forget the differnt powers the stones give to the wilder: the space stone, the time stone, the mind stone, the power stone, the reality stone, and the soul stone there powers are in there names

[@TheFireMageGamer]

Then, by your theory, infinity stones would be impossible to pick up/hold

[@dylanoconnor1819]

shhhh

[@tiagotiagot]

This is the same Universe where a hammer that can evaluate the worthiness of an sentient being can alters it's own mass or inertia to the point of becoming apparently immovable or unstoppable; they probably got the tech to hold a blackhole somewhere out there.

[@austinbrant7495]

TiagoTiago I'm still stuck on the logic of sticky teenage spider boy, to be honest

[@randomdude3020]

Me: to serenity and begone Buzz lightyear: it's actually to infinity and beyond Me: but how can you go beyond infinity Buzz lightyear: ummm...you gotta point right there

[@notlurking2128]

Except they all have separate, random, powers- such as 'Time', 'Soul', "Mind" and "Reality". Why would a Black Hole have power over those things; specifically 'Soul' and 'Mind'

[@eumellalexispale6708]

Pretty Princess didn’t you hear what he just said at the beginning? He said the comics have different explaination (its a fiction) but he’s discussing what inside based on the explanation provided by the movie that it is a singularity, hence, a black hole as an example. He’s not explaining the fictional power because he is explaining actual facts and not the fictional explanation. Please pay attention when someone is discussing.

[@AlessioAlessi]

They represent singularities in space-time... then, it means that the laws of physics in the region of space and time around them do not apply as we commonly believe! So, each of them can affect the laws of physics in a different manner... and there you have different powers for each stone! 😉

[@nathanmooney8206]

thank you so much for helping bring back MythBusters I love that show and I'm very much looking forward to watching it again

[@WhitWhitman]

Could the mass in the singularity of a black hole becomes so great that it actually pop out another Universe in a different dimension?

[@yalkn2073]

Actually we saw 6 infstone Heimdal has the soul stone

[@billyharris2794]

Actually we haven't _seen_ it nor gained confirmation that he even has it.

[@yalkn2073]

Billy Harris He has it on his chest plate!

[@billyharris2794]

But infinity stones are all _glowey_ and often jaggedly shaped and the one on Heimdal's chest is neither

[@YokaiX]

Confirmed this is false

[@GarrettZa]

Science is scary

[@Nerdist]

Scary awesome -- KH

[@lonelyshpee7873]

Nah, it's just magic. Problem solved

[@Nerdist]

Or, or, what I said maybe. -- kH

[@lonelyshpee7873]

***** Physics? Research? Never heard of that

[@stygian69]

His Collector impression gets me every time.

[@BigZ7337]

Really cool video, and I must say that you're doing great as the host of the new mythbusters show, I'm really enjoying it so far. :)

[@clericofchaos1]

don't be ridiculous. each of the infinity stones contains it's own infinite universe....duh.

[@Bay_Rg]

man your channel is smart .. more people should check it out

[@TheEmjay19]

Hey Nerdist, I got a topic or two for you if you please. 1)In comics, what is the difference between another dimension and another universe? 2)Can someone really erase you from existence, as in remove every bit of your memory?

[@rockclimbing3844]

This is so great, mixing geek and science. So great

[@brianquincyscott1955]

Best video ever...had to multi watch bcuz I kept laughin over your voice...that collector impression is hilarious!

[@Avigorus]

The one thing that I don't think quite works here is that it is implied that the infinity stones have been around literally since before the dawn of the universe, yet I doubt such a mini black hole could exist that long... unless the fact that they originated before the dawn of the universe is used to say that they are made of something other than traditional matter, somehow not following the normal rules and just floating around emitting energy without end.

[@austinwilcox9290]

I was so happy when I learned you where hosting the search... I love it, and my dads a skeptic though.

[@mclovinsplayground6232]

I found one of your videos in my suggested list. I watched it. after 20 videos.. I'm hooked! very informative and entertaining content! kudos to you bro! I subscribed!

[@corbinm1514]

Kyle should be a science consultant for Marvel Studios

[@nezavipavc172]

YOU JUST BLEW MY MIND!! You're amazing!!