When black holes swallow reality

[@poipiku4875]

as a student studying for the mcat rn seeing gray call a bacteriophage a 'crispy frog' creature made my day ;-;

[@nicksober4763]

Aw

[@gamingcat8470]

same

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

As someone applying to several Master of Public Health programs, it made my day too! XD

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

What a way to be reminded of switching out of premed because of organic chemistry lol

[@Jewelbrean]

Same! Makes a great study breaj

[@jeffreywijaranakula4059]

You can always count on Gray when it comes to games with outer space in them.

[@vincesbiggestfan.9487]

the way he said "cockus?" really puts me into a fit of laughter!

[@whydoiexist]

Gray is the ultimate bugfinder and you cannot tell me otherwise.

[@MidnightDStroyer]

The developers of the Tasty Planet series have seen Gray play as a shark, an octopus, & more. And they have said, "Damm, that guy is still hungry. What can we feed him now?"

[@ChillLordersMare]

Yeas

[@your_localslapper]

Fr

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

As a person who loses their keys every day, I can only imagine how frustrated a black hole must be when it swallows reality

[@thatguy46744]

A black hole the length of a centimeter has the same mass as earth. A fun fact.

[@bananafrostingcookie]

​@@thatguy46744r/notsofunfact

[@canarysilvertail7706]

Every day!? Girl you are inside one of these games but are also the one level they keep dying on lol

[@roxywoods9562]

@@bananafrostingcookievery fun fact

[@bananafrostingcookie]

@@roxywoods9562 ah i forgot this was graystillplays' channel

[@jimminent2]

When the universes became quark-like, I was hit with an existential crisis that I did NOT expect from a GrayStillPlays video

[@ImSansDontSummonMe]

I am a student and a master at these molecular pieces and Gray calling the Euglene a "molecular pickle" just made my day 10x better

[@terremotodelikes6551]

Euglena or euglene? I dont know the difference

[@CinJyxxe]

I was not expecting this game to get super philosophical at the end there. I was just enjoying the mindless repetition for a while.

[@Alex-ke2ht]

Agreed, having the black hole constantly go from subatomic particles to universe and back really puts this entire game full loop like how, in the multiverse are universe is subatomic compared to bigger ones and bigger ones off to infinity. Like how everything we do is infinitely small no matter how far we get.🙃

[@lucifersatan8240]

4:32 Black holes are already essentially doing that by just existing. They are so dense that they sort of invert spacetime, flipping places with time and space.

[@sndk7627]

I think this is the most educational game gray has ever played

[@mohdsivannair8901]

It isn't educational at all, they're bad at astronomy.

[@sndk7627]

HA

[@sndk7627]

I'm amazing at astronomy

[@anonymousentity102]

@@mohdsivannair8901 What do you mean? Everyone knows about the space mantas and noodly monster

[@fasttraffic8012]

@@mohdsivannair8901 Huh?

[@lavendersun3025]

As someone who deeply enjoys learning about stuff on the molecular level and whatnot hearing gray call everything stupid names made me laugh

[@hildingvilding4618]

It make me cry😭

[@lavendersun3025]

@@hildingvilding4618 honestly fair 💀

[@Hunter-u6b]

Same for me except that I'm the one who thinks road signs have stupid nowadays like michigan rd or blue av

[@Just_Jolly]

" Can I eat the nuts yet? " -GrayStillPlays -Time: 8:51

[@Operational117]

Someone needs to tell Gray to play Donut County. If he loves swallowing stuff as a sentient black hole, he’ll *absolutely love* swallowing stuff as a remote-controlled sinkhole.

[@matthewboire6843]

He would like it

[@TheRealAlpha2]

That and Katamari Damacy. Then again he probably already plays games like that on his off time.

[@astrosteve]

@@TheRealAlpha2 I feel like Gray has to know about Katamari Damacy already. I think he can only record on his PC, not on a console so that is probably why we've never seen it.

[@gavin-li9ug]

yes.

[@leomartin7409]

"Do you know who ate all the donuts?"

[@sunshadethedragon]

By the way, if someone is wondering why there is germs from earth on Mars In this game, humans may have accidently sent microbes to mars each time they landed a spacecraft; the germs were inside, and could still be alive on mars

[@idkman4748]

What I actualy wondering is how tf can something *DAMAGE* a blackhole

[@sokcheachheng103]

​@@idkman4748It's supposed to be a grey goo, the black hole is just another skin of it and that's how the game works. Larger objects or creatures may or may not hurt you

[@amppari_234]

Fun fact: at 9:58 the Black hole is already as heavy as Earth.

[@QuigleTheGnome]

Density be crazy like that

[@snaggy4811]

Nerd detected

[@eaglevillegas6844]

@@snaggy4811 Dropout detected

[@roxywoods9562]

@@eaglevillegas6844starting attack *Dropout takes ultimate damage!*

[@1x2e3a4c5z-Second]

Is bacteriophage metal

[@RubyRider_62442]

21:10 The Universal Atom Theory

[@COVID-19_Crab]

*aaaah* the universe 😩

[@chrishernandez9734]

Btw when the black hole ate the galaxy at 19:50 the middle was called the “Galactic Core”

[@YoungHackerPeople]

In the middle of the milky way there is a supermassive black hole called sagittarius a

[@WhiteManOnCampus]

2:18 Gray, you're actually not wrong. It is in fact pronounced "peek-o-meters."

[@reoxoglephic603]

Really? I think it is personal preference and depends on where ur from. I say pick

[@traybyrd]

I thought it was “pick-to-me-ters”

[@JAMESLORDTHE7TH]

I approve of this message. I took enough Engineering classes to understand the metric system beyond the average person. It is pronounced peek-o-meter. It is spelled picometer because of the prefix.

[@Void-y6j]

Wait untill grey finds out there's measurements called snap, crackle and pop

[@devsus]

Pico meter?

[@rustythecrown9317]

A million Pastafarians cried out in anguish when Gray slurped the noodly monster.

[@adambelanger3976]

R'amen.

[@mpdavis731]

Touched by His noodly appendage...

[@gsleazy1975]

Blessed was the broth.

[@Aftershk]

I mean, not really, considering he'd long ago eaten the entire Milky Way galaxy where all the Pastafarians dwelled. 😅

[@heroyolkie]

The Spaghetti God has no limits

[@dragonslayerdragonslayer]

Gray is like the black hole of this channel and we're getting sucked into great content every time Gray uploads

[@AppyClouds]

That was. . . Shitty and creative ngl

[@Theangeldemonisno.1]

It says there's one comment when there's nothing here lol

[@PlumRealOriginalbetterok]

@@Theangeldemonisno.1 now it says 3 comments and its only us two

[@MareykForsythe-pb1qu]

@Poo_Number2 Do you mean us three?

[@thenumberquelve158]

Nice nod to the Nested Universe Hypothesis by having the Universes at the end be the same as the Quarks at the beginning. This game has to be right up your alley. It treats whole planets as *R O O K I E N U M B E R S .*

[@jacobstory8895]

A black hole of that starting size would immediately radiate all of its mass as Hawking Radiation, and disappear in a ~~tiny subatomic~~ explosion.

[@superJK92]

so it would basically do nothing that affects us.

[@DavidPoe-j3s]

nerd

[@DavidPoe-j3s]

🤓

[@Robloxnoob5927]

@@superJK92 no it would be bigger than big boy explosion

[@REALYASHKGAMING]

About to say that

[@mb2000]

17:21 If anyone cares, an AU is an Astronomical Unit, the mean distance between Earth and the Sun, about 150 million kilometres. Could also be gold.

[@ManioqV]

150 Gm

[@Intelligence_Core3]

93 million miles, for anyone using the Imperial System

[@robinpinar9691]

Fun fact: if you are to compress 1 AU to a single centimeter (this scale is 1 : 38.4 trillion) my Roblox jump will be 2 km higher than sea level

[@JessicaWindle-o4v]

As the world 🌎 was lava

[@axuimo]

i live for everytime gray posts.

[@Chakrakai5141]

Same

[@MatthewConnellan-xc3oj]

Yea😊

[@log_chilan]

SAME

[@encryptalpha9131]

Exactly

[@tangupta]

Yes

[@aknaruto87]

Always love hearing gray saying “YEET”

[@josephdaw3455]

When gray said “prickly sausage” it made my day😂😂😂 5:21

[@Intelligence_Core3]

r/BrandNewSentence

[@latiendadepaikawaii]

20:37 I actually remember seeing this worm cluster. It's the God of the religion of Pastafarian. Thank you Gray.

[@TrickstersProduction]

Praise Be The Flying Spaghetti Monster! Another funtastic video from Gray, RA'men!

[@MASTERCHIEF1062]

so you're a Pastafarian?

[@IloveJesus-doyou]

Run 3 reference ?

[@Wotwfan123]

Random fun "nobody asked' fact: The church of the flying spaggeti monster is a real religion it was made for a social test

[@that_1filipinofriend838]

Brilliant. Gray inhaling everything with his giant hole.

[@baplleofficial]

Bro

[@Abdura64_]

Ayoo😭😭ffs

[@i_asked00]

You lookin Sussy

[@Onecube3655]

Pause

[@patches163]

🤨

[@palmtree501]

Gray never disappoints

[@ChristinaLaramore]

Yae

[@lil_andapay7117]

Never

[@log_chilan]

Never

[@E.EE.]

Gonna

[@JFragoso123]

Give

[@blacklight683]

Blackholes this size exsist, it just destroy itself within [a really small amounts of time] because all blackholes lose mass and when you don't have that much to begin with you won't be blackholing for long

[@pastelpop1442]

Only Gray would call a bacteriophage a 'molecular frog'. I love it.

[@jbthemechanic]

Gray makes up the best names for creatures he doesnt know the name of. Like calling a tardigrade a baked potato with legs 😂. Keep up the awesome videos Gray! You always make my day with your jokes!

[@penguinslippers]

Now, I am completely unqualified to really answer this, but in my opinion, (4:55) I would expect bacteriophages to be somewhat bitter, considering they are mainly protein coats w/ phosphorus and nitrogen containing genetic material.

[@epkoda]

it's actually an interesting question! here, the three possible options are sour, salty, or bitter, since phages don't contain glucose or glutamate. I'd go with bitter too, but idk what I'm talking about. hopefully someone else will chime in and solve this captivating mystery XD

[@thespudlord686]

I'm also unqualified, but I'd expect a mix between bitter and salty Basically your average Karen

[@snekiikens]

you know its a good video when youve learnt 10 new words in the first minute

[@vladimirhauser5970]

Nebula snack: snack for black holes Flavors: Red=apple, Purple=grape

[@psychachu]

Awww, that ending made me so happy inside!

[@Inotacookie]

For anyone wanting a recipe for hard candy cuz why not: 1 cup granulated sugar 1/4 cup water 1/4 cup corn syrup a drop or 2 of food coloring 1/2 teaspoon flavoring ( if desired) Notes: DO NOT MIX the sugar mixture AT ALL if you mix it there is a high chance of crystallization. Cool thoroughly before eating. if you do not have a thermometer you can do the cold water test it is when you drip a bit of the hot sugar mixture into cold water search for a chart for it if you wanna use this method. Step 1: Prepare a baking sheet with parchment paper if you are using moulds skip this step. Step 2: add sugar water and corn syrup to a medium sauce pan Step 3: stick in a candy/oil thermometer or you can stick in a meat thermometer every few seconds turn stove onto medium high heat Step 4: once sugar mixture reaches about 260-265F add food coloring if using. Do not mix the bubbling will mix it in for you. Step 5: cook the sugar mixture on medium high heat until it reaches exactly 300F immediately remove from heat and if using flavoring add to the sugar mixture DO NOT MIX the bubbling will mix it in for you. Step 6: pour the sugar mixture onto prepared baking sheet or into the moulds Step 7: cool and enjoy! Please pin, gray so everyone can see my recipe that may or may not create a blackhole

[@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539]

This is most unique comment I’ve ever seen on this channel I wonder why you wrote it here rather then a channel that is is candy related?🤔

[@MrNobody91]

2:43 *"Ohhhh, H2Ohhhhhhh"*

[@AnchoBeesTheGoat]

Mom: walks in Gray: I do love nuts 8:45

[@cyceryx]

as an average chemistry enjoyer, the "hydrogen atoms" in this game are actually deuterium atoms, as hydrogen atoms don't have any neutrons

[@LFM900]

this video is a reminder to stay hydrated

[@442oonscool]

Gray never dissapoints us

[@MrTinkleTrunkz]

Americans: WTF IS A KILOMETERRR!!!!?? (14:46)

[@kupini901]

I’m American and I know what a kilometer is.

[@Cloud_Gtaglol]

@@kupini901what is it

[@mychannel583]

as a canadian i am annoyed

[@pixelgamer4985]

Slight innacuracy gray, at 16:10, you said young star, Red Dwarf stars are actually quite the bit older than most other stars, in most cases the bigger the star the younger it is and the less time it exists before going into a supernova. :D Edit: the red giants (not to be confused with red dwarf stars) are stars on their deathbeds right before a supernova.

[@MeyvelinRomero-gj8yy]

First reply

[@kashgames502]

🤓

[@robinpinar9691]

"deathbeds" what deathbeds

[@pixelgamer4985]

@@robinpinar9691 it's a figure of speech

[@robinpinar9691]

​@@pixelgamer4985huh

[@geographybroofficial]

15:44 bro devoured humanity in 1 bite 💀

[@soumajitsen1395]

I like how it came full circle at the end.

[@Salta69420]

9:04 a little sus there 👀👀

[@ZanderStrom10]

I knew someone would say it

[@Archie_the_Buzzard]

3:32 You're literally eating rust. Delicious.

[@Intelligence_Core3]

Tetanus

[@illadiel6049]

The evaporation rate of black holes is inversely proportional to their size, so tiny black holes evaporate instantly

[@doinic09]

🤓

[@yeememm]

@@doinic09 Cope

[@st3w1e]

Gray: I will eat every 'crispy frog creature' Any Biologist: Well see actually-

[@theanimatormustachegrunt3307]

This is only game that's actually make sense for this genre

[@npsit1]

5:50 Typically measurements will pronounce the suffix -meter as if it were a single word. If you get into the instruments, like odometer (oDOMeter) or micrometer (micROMeter) then the prefix takes precedence. But, its' largely inconsistent among people...

[@TheSokoloffnick]

7:02 lol I'm being chased by an angry camouflage sock 😂😂😂

[@BrandonFrazier-j2k]

Gray calling a bacteriophage a "crispy frog creature" is hysterical on a molecular level 😂

[@zachgochberg4409]

mmmm crispy frogs

[@Grinning-globe]

"I'm being chased by an angry camouflage sock" Famous last words

[@thegamingsparkle]

Congratulations! You went from a black hole with a size name you don’t know in a very confusing place that seems to be in the middle of nowhere to a black hole with a size name you don’t know in a very confusing place that seems to be in the middle of nowhere! Wonderful

[@zxuiji]

1:50, no they're real units, they're metric, their magnitudes go from 1000 of 1 unit to 1 of the next, e.g. 1000 meters is 1km but 1 meter is 1000mm, metric is MUCH easier to use than imperial when doing math, if just yapping to 1 another then imperial is fine

[@pumpkii]

Imagine having breakfast and you realize that your countertop is randomly just losing chunks.

[@daenite2480]

11:46 > Only over a meter in size > Absolutely dwarfing humans

[@Confused_Rock]

You a meter wide?

[@daenite2480]

@@Confused_Rock bro you dont realize how big a meter is if that's your retort

[@Cloud_Gtaglol]

3ft? I’m American

[@joshuaanoruo973]

@@daenite2480 Idk, the average human height is less than 2 meters and I would say that on average, people are more tall than they are wide so it seems pretty accurate.

[@daenite2480]

@@joshuaanoruo973 I don't even know what you're trying to respond to. We're talking about width, why are you bringing up height?

[@spacehelifigther]

Screw science, tasty planet forever is a game to learn science

[@Manzleee]

Literally my favourite KZbinr.

[@anaryllis1240]

It's all ways fun listening to Gray butcher easy names or not knowing what the most common lifeform on the planet is.

[@roguedogx]

1:01 it would do nothing. Basically a black hole of that size would instantly evaporate. (Turn all its matter into energy) It's once the black hole is stable where you should start to worry.

[@raiderrivers3629]

Yeah we have made black holes before and they are always gone almost immediately

[@roguedogx]

13:44 the common sense Skeptic would agree with you. Basically the number ways one would die either on their way too Mars or on Mars rivals a gray still plays video for it's thoroughness of death. Especially the way Elon wants to do it.

[@roguedogx]

15:53 also this is roughly the point where a black hole would be stable.

[@Thegreenestflyintheland]

@@roguedogx oh fu

[@olbaiDiablo13]

Exactly

[@HeisenbergFam]

"I didnt know my black hole talked" - Gray 2023

[@rosesareredsilentasamouse]

​@Nitro Rose are you thinking what I'm thinking

[@rosesareredsilentasamouse]

​@Nitro Rose 💀

[@Blobbo-uh]

"I ate nuts" -Gray 2023

[@Mackenzie002]

So you go around popular videos and type something extremely bland and basic… WHY ?! 🤦‍♂️

[@Mackenzie002]

@Nitro Rose not even funny he just typed something basic

[@MrHams623]

The angry camo sock eating your food made me happy

[@Dragon_on_camera]

0:11 Zeptometers 0:27 Attometers 1:20 Femtometers 3:40 Nanometers 5:39 Micrometers 8:14 Millimeter 9:25 Centimeters 11:42 Meters 14:48 Kilometers 15:16 Megameter 16:25 Gigameters 17:21 au 18:05 kau 18:50 Parsecs 19:38 Kiloparsecs 20:25 Megaparsecs 21:07 Gigaparsecs 21:26 The End

[@daenite2480]

0:53 this black hole would just anticlimactically dissipate instantly. Nothing fancy.

[@dypfulcjvjv]

Well when that happens it would explode and take out everyone within a mile

[@Spearofinamorata]

​@@dypfulcjvjv no it doesn't explode it's not a star collapsing in on it's the corpse of a star that would basically fade away similar to how a star the size of our sun would shed its outer layers when it begins to die there is no big violent explosion when the black hole fades away that's it

[@dypfulcjvjv]

@@Spearofinamorata well this is technically only theoretic is generally agreed that if a black were to spread and dissipate it would release an enormous amount of energy and explode

[@Spearofinamorata]

@@dypfulcjvjv what it doesn't become bigger and spread apart that's not how something dissipating works it's like slowly pulling apart a a cotton ball it just gets progressively smaller until there's basically nothing left

[@dypfulcjvjv]

@@Spearofinamorata well that might be how some normal objects work it's not how black holes work they get denser and denser and denser and eventually they hit a critical point where they're so small and so dense that the energy has nowhere else to go and explodes outwards there's actually another video specifically about that on this channel

[@pOrTiAaHuMaNbEiNg]

Brilliant as always Gray 😂

[@FoxURA]

I'll say this and I'll say it again until Alex notices. Combine Windmills with Magnets with the magnet windmills opposite eachother with paired cars so they twirl like a devastating maelstrom of madness. Gray will love it!

[@TheHitokiriGamer]

bro, this's not even a GTA video, but sure, sounds fun

[@FoxURA]

@@TheHitokiriGamer That's the type of response I was hoping for! Even though it wasn't a GTA video, I hoped the request would eventually be noticed. So, thank you and keep up the excellent work!

[@Redacted_Ruler]

9:04 Average uncle experience

[@Waysolo]

Bro I’m dead 💀💀💀

[@kimberlywilson6112]

AYO

[@Intelligence_Core3]

_💀_

[@ZenSh_ade]

NAH 💀

[@terremotodelikes6551]

I think you meant to say "average step-bro experience"

[@fredmercury1314]

A block hole is actually a quantum singularity with a size of zero. It appears larger than that because the black hole that you see, is actually just the point at which matter closing in on the singularity is moving so fast that light can't escape the gravity. It's not part of the black hole. The black hole itself is actually infinitely small.

[@Forklift_Fella]

I think this science themed "eat everything" game is my favorite of all the ones you have played.

[@simarkarmani4034]

0:34 This black hole is eating quarks.

[@schnitzy9589]

I think we should celebrate the fact that Gray has 6.99 million subscribers at this point of time.

[@ranjira7893]

NICE (lol)

[@stevelansfordsaveukraine8751]

69

[@stormosgaming94]

You may start small, but you will get bigger, greatest grey motivation ever

[@TheCakonbutIceon]

20:57 i like to call it space spaghetti I guess

[@RealmsSMPStudios]

Another good reason for Gray to return to Universe Sandbox someday…

[@1098ooo]

scientest: there may be water on mars. gray: 3:43

[@MrKnight1000]

Look it’s a black hole “yeepe!!”

[@dodoshorts3670]

Gray casually eating earths greatest killer and calling them chips

[@crystallight808]

There's actually a really cool thing about black holes! it's the fact that if somebody gets sucked into it they would turn into spaghetti in our world; but in the black hole they would live out until they die in there, which means if you suck in the entire universe in and of itself; doesn't that just mean the universe lives on in you.

[@tatedragstra5748]

I love that the run was 46 minutes but the actual video is 21 minutes long

[@Thornbloom]

The power of editing.

[@Zepoliziotto]

I love this. The most scientific words we can define creatures just for Gray to define them as pickles and balloons. Keep up the good work Gray.

[@forrest2105]

I love how gray called them frog things I always thought they looked like mini robots that infected viruses

[@Normal_is_boring25]

“Give me the make up of your cellular structure.” Graystllplays 2023. Best pickup line of the year

[@bub3124]

I love the devs of this game, I've played their games since I was 7

[@heylook.its.e]

7:39 That is a tardigrade- aanyway

[@ミラクルミュージカル]

He was probably just joking anyways

[@c_qp293]

4:26 crispy crunchy frog fry from mcfrogalds

[@briannamcdaniel266]

😂😂😂

[@kyoswkyosw1216]

4:35 be like "And now we will demonstrate how being close to a black hole is REALLY like!"

[@rasmoer8886]

If such a small black hole would be released on the world, it would collaps instantly and release so much energy, that the whole world would be fried

[@zionnemakoma1398]

At around 2:00 A proton *is* a Hydrogen nucleus. The one labeled as a Hydrogen Nucleus is specifically a Deuterium Nucleus. At 3:20 Iron Oxide's not a molecule. It's an ionic compound. In water, the ions would be separate

[@JamesRandalFromSpaceBoy]

14:32 no hills? No valleys? 🤨

[@Fox_Mint]

4:17 it’s the Influenza virus, run!

[@jordy_de-zee]

no, it's the deadliest lifeform on earth, killing a LOT every minute. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qWpaaje9ilhck

[@Toy_Bonnie_FNaF2]

#Rai- Gets obliterated by a block of TNT

[@bertcarroll1243]

Now it’s a planet size😂 15:18

[@DeathBattlesHQ]

Cold grey still plays because he’s always playing

[@OdinTollak]

We need graystillplays animated

[@1098ooo]

17:32 not one blue rasberry

[@Justsomeguyonyoutubeforvideos]

I love that every game gray plays involves pain and suffering

[@JAMESLORDTHE7TH]

I am dying because Gray doesn't understand a lot of things in science. I won't hold it against you, I'm a nerd. Great video, I was laughing the whole way through.

[@gsleazy1975]

Either way that a game being a black hole, and one with sentient control js funny af. But if this were mass enough to sustain that "pull" on reality then there would be no effin game. probably

[@JAMESLORDTHE7TH]

@@gsleazy1975 true

[@vincentcoody8518]

Grayt video*

[@Oscwal]

@@vincentcoody8518hah

[@myla2495]

whoever calls a smart person a nerd is a clown

[@happygav123]

Realistically a black hole that starts out that small would just instantly evaporate due to Hawking Radiation.

[@Munibiscool5678]

Basically this is a level I swear it’s not a game it’s a level