instead of anything like "WE DESTROYED BLACK HOLE" or "OH NO ITS NEVER GONNA STOP" this one fits perfectly you just watch as the timer goes on, no extra alerts, no programming, just waiting, AND ITS BEAUTIFUL!
Don’t worry. The chance of an event like this occurring IRL is zero percent. Even if a black hole was created in a particle accelerator, it’s mass would be so minuscule that it would almost instantly vaporize, not only that but the event horizon would be extremely tiny too, meaning that it wouldn’t be big enough to reach and absorb the particle accelerator itself. Also, the smaller the mass of a black hole, the faster hawking radiation is emitted and thus the faster it shrinks. For instance, one with the mass of a quarter would probably take a fraction of a second to evaporate.
The black hole in this scenario is the diameter of the quarter, thus making it nearly twice as massive as Earth. A black hole this size probably wouldn’t be created by an accelerator anyway though as you said.
@@nulldorito basically what you said yeah, thankfully in real life the fact that it would be twice as massive as the Earth shows how unlikely it is to be created, as due to the mass-energy equivalence there isn't even two Earth mass worth of energy in the Earth to begin with. So unless we somehow channel the energy from the sun or somewhere else we simply don't have enough energy to create such a black hole. Also love your channel!
As a New Mexico resident, I could confirm that there was a nuclear testing site in White Sands. A famous one was called the Manhattan Project when Oppenheimer came over and tested "Little Boy" which was dropped on Japan.
My headcannon is that the black hole slingshotted this tape/video recording into our universe via a space time rift. OR that an alien race, unable to stop what mankind had wrought, sent these recordings to an alternate universe/reality as a warning to our species to *not* perform the test(s) with the fatal parameters that caused it. *OR* or they, having long since mastered time travel, went back in time and stopped this horrific event from happening, sending this to us as an artifact of that unthinkable day. Thank you for making such awesomely well done video after video on your channel!
For god's sake, New Mexico really is a disaster hot spot. First, a resonance cascade followed by an alien invasion. Now a black hole? Property value's gonna plummet, I tell ya.
My headcannon is that the black hole slingshotted this tape/video recording into our universe via a space time rift. OR that an alien race, unable to stop what mankind had wrought, sent these recordings to an alternate universe/reality as a warning to our species to *not* perform the test(s) with the fatal parameters that caused it. *OR* or they, having long since mastered time travel, went back in time and stopped this horrific event from happening, sending this to us as an artifact of that unthinkable day.
As someone who lives on the opposite coast from her family the idea of this makes me so sad. 5 minutes and I wouldnt even be able to hug them again. 😢 Well done, Sir!
In situations like this-whether it is explicitly stated or not-law and order is voluntarily allowed to collapse. If we’re all gonna die anyways, there’s no point enforcing it anymore; let’s be real here.
I know right?!?! So damn annoying to have to clean up everything after getting spaghettified. And sometimes after getting spat back out after getting to the white hole, gravity doesn't work right!
@@SticKinGamma what does this have to do with getting sucked into a black hole, time and space bending in front of my own eyes as I turn into spaghetti
anyone else think that world ending EAS alarms are kinda sad? stuff like “Spend what time is left with your family. Thank you, America, for making life what it was. It was an honor to be a part of it.” is kinda tearjerking.
8:48 At this point, I'd probably be saying. "So, this is how I die. Being sucked into a black hole." Inside my head, I'd be wondering why I sound so casual.
I love that, from how the US map looks, it's implied that it's an alternate version of the country. Oregon barely exists, having been absorbed by Idaho, and Utah is split in two.
Hmm wonder if this scenario can cook my popcorn up.. And it actually worked cus holy shit dude, this master piece is definitely I never seen before, good job bluddy 👍
to any arbitrarily high velocity. This is absolutely and utterly impossible, but it turns out it'll be okay, for reasons you'll see in a second. Because you know your engine can push you faster than the speed of light, you have no fear of black holes. In the interest of scientific curiosity, you allow yourself to fall through the event horizon of one. And not just any black hole, but rather a carefully chosen one, one sufficiently massive that its event horizon lies quite far from its center. This is so you'll have plenty of time between crossing the event horizon and approaching the region of insane gravitational gradient near the center to make your observations and escape again. As you fall toward the black hole, you notice some things which strike you as highly unusual, but because you know your general relativity they do not shock or frighten you. First, the stars behind you - that is, in the direction that points away from the black hole - grow much brighter. The light from those stars, falling in toward the black hole, is being blue-shifted by the gravitation; light that was formerly too dim to see, in the deep infrared, is boosted to the point of visibility. Simultaneously, the black patch of sky that is the event horizon seems to grow strangely. You know from basic geometry that, at this distance, the black hole should subtend about a half a degree of your view - it should, in other words, be about the same size as the full moon as seen from the surface of the Earth. Except it isn't. In fact, it fills half your view. Half of the sky, from notional horizon to notional horizon, is pure, empty blackness. And all the other stars, nearly the whole sky full of stars, are crowded into the hemisphere that lies behind you. As you continue to fall, the event horizon opens up beneath you, so you feel as if you're descending into a featureless black bowl. Meanwhile, the stars become more and more crowded into a circular region of sky centered on the point immediately aft. The event horizon does not obscure the stars; you can watch a star just at the edge of the event horizon for as long as you like and you'll never see it slip behind the black hole. Rather, the field of view through which you see the rest of the universe gets smaller and smaller, as if you're experiencing tunnel-vision. Finally, just before you're about to cross the event horizon, you see the entire rest of the observable universe contract to a single, brilliant point immediately behind you. If you train your telescope on that point, you'll see not only the light from all the stars and galaxies, but also a curious dim red glow. This is the cosmic microwave background, boosted to visibility by the intense gravitation of the black hole. And then the point goes out. All at once, as if God turned off the switch. You have crossed the event horizon of the black hole. Focusing on the task at hand, knowing that you have limited time before you must fire up your magical spaceship engine and escape the black hole, you turn to your observations. Except you don't see anything. No light is falling on any of your telescopes. The view out your windows is blacker than mere black; you are looking at non-existence. There is nothing to see, nothing to observe. You know that somewhere ahead of you lies the singularity … or at least, whatever the universe deems fit to exist at the point where our mathematics fails. But you have no way of observing it. Your mission is a failure. Disappointed, you decide to end your adventure. You attempt to turn your ship around, such that your magical engine is pointing toward the singularity and so you can thrust yourself away at whatever arbitrarily high velocity is necessary to escape the black hole's hellish gravitation. But you are thwarted. Your spaceship has sensitive instruments that are designed to detect the gradient of gravitation, so you can orient yourself. These instruments should point straight toward the singularity, allowing you to point your ship in the right direction to escape. Except the instruments are going haywire. They seem to indicate that the singularity lies all around you. In every direction, the gradient of gravitation increases. If you are to believe your instruments, you are at the point of lowest gravitation inside the event horizon, and every direction points "downhill" toward the center of the black hole. So any direction you thrust your spaceship will push you closer to the singularity and your death. This is clearly nonsense. You cannot believe what your instruments are telling you. It must be a malfunction. But it isn't. It's the absolute, literal truth. Inside the event horizon of a black hole, there is no way out. There are no directions of space that point away from the singularity. Due to the Lovecraftian curvature of spacetime within the event horizon, all the trajectories that would carry you away from the black hole now point into the past. In fact, this is the definition of the event horizon. It's the boundary separating points in space where there aretrajectories that point away from the black hole from points in space where there are none. Your magical infinitely-accelerating engine is of no use to you … because you cannot find a direction in which to point it. The singularity is all around you, in every direction you look. And it is getting closer. note this is a goofy ahh copypasta
Actually thinking about it, if the black hole was actually the mass of a small rock (and not as massive as the one in the video), it would neither consume the earth immediately nor immediately evaporate. It would fall towards the core of the earth gaining speed, then go back up the other side, as if the earth was not there other than it's gravity. I believe it would take about 40 minutes to fall through and reach the other side, before falling again and repeating the cycle. All the while, it's small event horizon would make it so it could only consume a few atoms at a time. It would probably take years or longer before the whole earth would be consumed but I'm not sure, simulations would need to be made
What I find very bone chilling is well.. at the end, the speaker simply accepts his impending death which was only a matter of seconds away. No screaming, no begging, just slow, calm breathing
incredibly realistic, truly feels like what would've actually been done, and the remaster makes it all very eerie, especially that final monologue. loved it
3:01 i’ve noticed some things off about this map. why has most of oregon and the northern tip of california fused with idaho? why has utah split in half? is there a lore reasoning behind this?
I'm pretty sure the old one was basically just a massive alien space ship that pulled the earth into itself and the aliens wanted to give you a new home or something (unless someone else made it and you did a remake) but I do enjoy this either way I love the new idea cause this is honestly terrifying to think about
It could have been good but you were a little too generous. A quarter sized black hole would be the equivalent mass and size of a Jupiter sized planet not a micro black hole which is what a particle accelerator could theoretically create in the perfect conditions and it would only exist for about the Planck length of time.
This is a chillingly brilliant exploration of an idea that really keys into those fears relevant to the modern age. The notion of mass delusion, where reality can be shaped and molded into pretty much anything, is mostly terrifying and thought-provoking. Your use of the Emergency Alert System as a narrative device simply adds another level of authenticity and makes it even more ominous, with a sense of impending doom. This artful pacing and deliberate build-up of tension create a palpable atmosphere of dread that binds one into a state of high-strung awareness and paranoia. Herein lies an extremely timely and important film with its underlying message about information empowerment and truth fragility in this digital era. What really impressed me most was the attention to detail in aesthetic and sound design within the video. Subtle visual hints and eerie sound effects make this even more unsettling. I am more interested in whether you will engage with this theme further in other work-the psychological consequences, perhaps, of such an event occurring or societal conditions that would encourage such collective deception. It is truly amazing how effectively you build such an intriguing yet disturbing story.
3:51 I really like this map because of some changes made to the us, such as greater idaho (a movement for idaho to take land from oregon) and utah being split into 2 states, plus the extra island that I can't get exactly but my best guess because of the shape is puerto rico
honestly scenarios like this that are realistic are even more unsettling, something that has a probability to actually happen (although probably zero in reality) gives you that extra immersion and feeling like "well i'm gonna die", only to tab out and remember you're perfectly safe lol
don’t worry chat, the only way we would die via black hole is if one started careening towards the solar system also the black hole having an effect on time is a cool detail
Just create a white hole. They'll cancel each other out and you'll be fine. There's absolutely no danger of that causing the entire planet to blow up. :D
This was one of my greatest fears as a child lol. Knowing what I know about astronomy now, there’s no chance at all of this happening to Earth. But sometimes I wonder if other intelligent civilizations out there in the universe have experienced this horror.
@@Gwenpool_Marvelthe observable universe is 93 billion light years. one light year is around 9 trillion kilometers, or around 6 trillion miles (i think). and thats just the observable universe. imagine how big the entire universe is. there has to be life out there somewhere
@@andynilsennot4329 Well, there isn’t. It’s just us. Stop believing in fairy tales and conspiracy theories. Aliens. Aren’t. Real. This isn’t Star Trek, this is real life.
The amusing thing is I have a paperback book about a pinhole blackhole impacting then zipping in and out of the planet. The use ceres to capture it overhead but it did a lot of damage before they snagged it.
"Broadcasting this near an EAS Equipment will cause a false activation" So does that mean if we play this video near an EAS equipment, the equipment will automatically interrupt all programs and send an EAS Message screen?
This is what I thought would happen to earth when I learnt about black holes from all those TH-cam videos that would show you what would happen if two black holes were sandwiching the earth
The whole damn creepy thing about EAS sceneroes is that you do not tip your hand; oh yeah, a big flash, but there is nothing to worry about. Let's just play the national anthem, no need to panic. To do a proper EAS it has to to balance in the face of sheer panic.
For anyone that has an irrational fear of this actually happening, like I did when I was a child: any black hole that would form in a particle accelerator, assuming it could happen in the first place, would be harmless. A black hole has the same mass, and thus the same gravitational pull as the matter used to create it. The mass of the particles in an accelerator is insigificant, and the resulting void would almost instantly evaporate as a result of Hawking Radiation.
I would imagine if this happened the government or any space agency would launch all of their rockets into space as some sort of last ditch effort of survival, but that's assuming the ships wouldn't get sucked into the black hole after Earth is consumed.
If there's one thing I've learned from Sci-Fi, it's that you should never do science in New Mexico.
Black Mesa? 🤣
"Shutting down! Attempting shutdown!"
*"It's not shutting down!"*
That includes Chemistry!
Gordon doesn't need to hear this, he's a highly trained professional.
Also gives me breaking bad vibes.
14:54 The detail of time itself being slowed by the presence of the Black Hole is genius.
Oh I didn’t even realize. Wow
And it’s a thing that can actually happen, as black holes have an effect on time itself
And yet unrealistic, since a black hole beneath the crust would not cause any meaningful time dilation.
@@zswu31416 it’s only unrealistic in the fact that the time dilation would be insignificant, not in the matter of its position
interstellar
instead of anything like "WE DESTROYED BLACK HOLE" or "OH NO ITS NEVER GONNA STOP" this one fits perfectly you just watch as the timer goes on, no extra alerts, no programming, just waiting, AND ITS BEAUTIFUL!
It’s the end of the world, and all I can focus on is why in this universe did East Oregon go through with the vote to join Idaho….😂
Yeah that's nice, but can I go now are my papers good?
Don’t worry. The chance of an event like this occurring IRL is zero percent. Even if a black hole was created in a particle accelerator, it’s mass would be so minuscule that it would almost instantly vaporize, not only that but the event horizon would be extremely tiny too, meaning that it wouldn’t be big enough to reach and absorb the particle accelerator itself. Also, the smaller the mass of a black hole, the faster hawking radiation is emitted and thus the faster it shrinks. For instance, one with the mass of a quarter would probably take a fraction of a second to evaporate.
The black hole in this scenario is the diameter of the quarter, thus making it nearly twice as massive as Earth. A black hole this size probably wouldn’t be created by an accelerator anyway though as you said.
I studied physics for my job and I couldn't tell you that information without reading that comment 😂
@@nulldorito basically what you said yeah, thankfully in real life the fact that it would be twice as massive as the Earth shows how unlikely it is to be created, as due to the mass-energy equivalence there isn't even two Earth mass worth of energy in the Earth to begin with. So unless we somehow channel the energy from the sun or somewhere else we simply don't have enough energy to create such a black hole.
Also love your channel!
THANK GOD 😭😭😭
Phew
Rito, I diagnose you with a chronic inability to miss. I'm sorry, there is no cure.
4:23 "the gravity of the situation" lol
I JUST REALIZED THE IRONY IN THAT LMAO
THE IRON E
I'm completely brain-null, what's the ironic catch?
@ToastContent_ It's a black hole scenario, and black holes are basically massive gravitational phenomena.
@@PitterPatter20 Oh that makes sense
thank you for the explanation :)
“This broadcast will now cease. Thank you for being a part of the American dream.”
I am tearing up this is beautiful :0
That part was the most haunting to me.
My only opinion about worst way to die is a black hole without actually dying
It reminds me of The Awakening EAS Scenario, it’s so cool
5:45 Louisiana is in the danger zone but not Texas
As a Texan, I can confirm the black hole is afraid of messing with us
fellow Texan here, can confirm that not even a black hole can consume our great state.
Don’t mess with Texas or the only way you know what happed after is through god
They wanna come and destroy our land, I have one thing to say:
come and take it >:)
Earth is gone, it has been consumed by the black hole. Now Texas orbits the sun, no U.S., no Canada, no nothing. Just Texas.
No, actually. It has to do with rounding numbers. If at least 50 percent of a state is within the zone, then it's considered completely in the zone.
As a New Mexico resident, I could confirm that there was a nuclear testing site in White Sands. A famous one was called the Manhattan Project when Oppenheimer came over and tested "Little Boy" which was dropped on Japan.
Achievement unlocked: Hawking Radiation. (+35 electrons)
This is a QSERF moment
LOL💀 QSERF REFERENCE??
QSERF reference is insane
Bruh you really had to
YOOO QSERF REF?
Amazing remaster. Everything was good. The progression, the story telling, the screens, and even the end man. You simply cannot miss
Palms are sweaty
Knees weak, arms are heavy
Vomit on my sweater already
Mom's spaghettification
BARS 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
THIS SHITS COLD 🗣️🗣️🗣️🥶🥶🥶🧊🧊🧊 GET ME A BLANKET 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🧊🧊🧊🧊🧊
My headcannon is that the black hole slingshotted this tape/video recording into our universe via a space time rift. OR that an alien race, unable to stop what mankind had wrought, sent these recordings to an alternate universe/reality as a warning to our species to *not* perform the test(s) with the fatal parameters that caused it. *OR* or they, having long since mastered time travel, went back in time and stopped this horrific event from happening, sending this to us as an artifact of that unthinkable day.
Thank you for making such awesomely well done video after video on your channel!
I believe this is some of the best EAS media out there. Realism is INSANE. You did it justice and then some! Good work!
truly an ft comment
This hit hard bro. This was more sad than terrifying. Especially the last bit with the random guy from Missouri.
For god's sake, New Mexico really is a disaster hot spot.
First, a resonance cascade followed by an alien invasion. Now a black hole?
Property value's gonna plummet, I tell ya.
Gordon doesn't need to hear all this, he's a highly trained professional.
Stand behind a street lamp and hope hit-box doesn’t register
@@karboblarbo1476 well anyway I heard there’s good chicken at Los pollos hermados and I’m going to meet my new teacher. His name is Walt white
At this rate, gas prices are gonna be up a whole dollar in the year!
The Combine are screwed, so much for a superior race, they couldn’t stop Black Mesa’s tomfoolery!
5:45 I like how it mentions like every state is in danger EXCEPT Florida & Texas
The black hole is afraid of those states
Holy hell dude this goes hard asf, I genuinely loved what you did with it. Well done!
I agree! 😊
Props to the guy who survived and recorded everything on his VCR.
He's a cameraman by profession. He never dies.
My headcannon is that the black hole slingshotted this tape/video recording into our universe via a space time rift. OR that an alien race, unable to stop what mankind had wrought, sent these recordings to an alternate universe/reality as a warning to our species to *not* perform the test(s) with the fatal parameters that caused it. *OR* or they, having long since mastered time travel, went back in time and stopped this horrific event from happening, sending this to us as an artifact of that unthinkable day.
As someone who lives on the opposite coast from her family the idea of this makes me so sad. 5 minutes and I wouldnt even be able to hug them again. 😢 Well done, Sir!
A chilling nightmare, implausible based on what we know about physics, but there is still a hell of a lot we don't know about physics.
What if panicking and looting a local hot dog stand is what will bring you comfort in the last moments before the black hole eats you?
What are they gonna do? Arrest you for 5 minutes?
That's karma
@@satinbarbi Pass the mustard?
You'd still have some idiots looting electrical goods, like flat screen televisions. 😁
In situations like this-whether it is explicitly stated or not-law and order is voluntarily allowed to collapse. If we’re all gonna die anyways, there’s no point enforcing it anymore; let’s be real here.
When an EAS gets interrupted by another EAS you know something bad is going on.
Oh yeah, I watched those where those happen before
When Waffle House is closed, than something bad is going on.
I hate it when I get sucked into a black hole, time and space bending in front of my own eyes as I turn into spaghetti
I know right?!?! So damn annoying to have to clean up everything after getting spaghettified. And sometimes after getting spat back out after getting to the white hole, gravity doesn't work right!
Im so tired of devs ignorence on this issue. Everyone is going corporate these days smh.
@@SticKinGamma what does this have to do with getting sucked into a black hole, time and space bending in front of my own eyes as I turn into spaghetti
@@reignofsage cuz im tired of devs ignoring the feedback on bugs. Black goles were up for 13 billion years now, cmon.
Hello. One of the developers of Earth here. Sorry for the inconvenience. We'll try to fix it right up.
"a black with a size comparable to a quarter"
"the earth has moved at top the black hole and is orbiting within itself as it is consumed"
Kurzgesagt.
the science behind it was from kurz but the size was from the original scenario.
but ya got me nevertheless lmao
im glad to see a guy is still making quality EAS videos, respect
anyone else think that world ending EAS alarms are kinda sad? stuff like “Spend what time is left with your family. Thank you, America, for making life what it was. It was an honor to be a part of it.” is kinda tearjerking.
another banger. you never disappoint
Why do scientists give these events names like they are prepping for a session of D&D? I'm half expecting the next one to be called 4d12 or 2d20.
Idk
Ig the same unknown logic in naming Hurricanes after actual people instead of Mega Death 9000 or something similar
Dang, I was wanting to make a remaster of this scenario, too. You did way better than what I theorized.
8:48 At this point, I'd probably be saying. "So, this is how I die. Being sucked into a black hole." Inside my head, I'd be wondering why I sound so casual.
This is absolutely fantastic. You are truly a visionary. Well done
Also, glad to see RAdioactivegirl gave consent. She’s what got me into EAS and she’s a great
Just found your channel a few days ago. Literally hooked. Great job!
I love that, from how the US map looks, it's implied that it's an alternate version of the country. Oregon barely exists, having been absorbed by Idaho, and Utah is split in two.
As a guy who lives in Oregon, I felt that
It’s basically Greater Idaho’s original plan.
This is some of the most unique storytelling I've ever seen lol.
This is really, really cool
Hmm wonder if this scenario can cook my popcorn up..
And it actually worked cus holy shit dude, this master piece is definitely I never seen before, good job bluddy 👍
Peak quality per usual my good nerd!
You keep getting better and better 🔥
Amazing eas scenario remaster keep up with the great work as always and can’t wait for more scenarios like this you make💖💖💖💖💖💖
What I can tell from the quality of the TV holding the emergency alert system I think that this was recorded from the early 1990s to the late 1990s
This is truly beyond electric boogaloo. Fucking amazing.
to any arbitrarily high velocity. This is absolutely and utterly impossible, but it turns out it'll be okay, for reasons you'll see in a second.
Because you know your engine can push you faster than the speed of light, you have no fear of black holes. In the interest of scientific curiosity, you allow yourself to fall through the event horizon of one. And not just any black hole, but rather a carefully chosen one, one sufficiently massive that its event horizon lies quite far from its center. This is so you'll have plenty of time between crossing the event horizon and approaching the region of insane gravitational gradient near the center to make your observations and escape again.
As you fall toward the black hole, you notice some things which strike you as highly unusual, but because you know your general relativity they do not shock or frighten you. First, the stars behind you - that is, in the direction that points away from the black hole - grow much brighter. The light from those stars, falling in toward the black hole, is being blue-shifted by the gravitation; light that was formerly too dim to see, in the deep infrared, is boosted to the point of visibility.
Simultaneously, the black patch of sky that is the event horizon seems to grow strangely. You know from basic geometry that, at this distance, the black hole should subtend about a half a degree of your view - it should, in other words, be about the same size as the full moon as seen from the surface of the Earth. Except it isn't. In fact, it fills half your view. Half of the sky, from notional horizon to notional horizon, is pure, empty blackness. And all the other stars, nearly the whole sky full of stars, are crowded into the hemisphere that lies behind you.
As you continue to fall, the event horizon opens up beneath you, so you feel as if you're descending into a featureless black bowl. Meanwhile, the stars become more and more crowded into a circular region of sky centered on the point immediately aft. The event horizon does not obscure the stars; you can watch a star just at the edge of the event horizon for as long as you like and you'll never see it slip behind the black hole. Rather, the field of view through which you see the rest of the universe gets smaller and smaller, as if you're experiencing tunnel-vision.
Finally, just before you're about to cross the event horizon, you see the entire rest of the observable universe contract to a single, brilliant point immediately behind you. If you train your telescope on that point, you'll see not only the light from all the stars and galaxies, but also a curious dim red glow. This is the cosmic microwave background, boosted to visibility by the intense gravitation of the black hole.
And then the point goes out. All at once, as if God turned off the switch.
You have crossed the event horizon of the black hole.
Focusing on the task at hand, knowing that you have limited time before you must fire up your magical spaceship engine and escape the black hole, you turn to your observations. Except you don't see anything. No light is falling on any of your telescopes. The view out your windows is blacker than mere black; you are looking at non-existence. There is nothing to see, nothing to observe.
You know that somewhere ahead of you lies the singularity … or at least, whatever the universe deems fit to exist at the point where our mathematics fails. But you have no way of observing it. Your mission is a failure.
Disappointed, you decide to end your adventure. You attempt to turn your ship around, such that your magical engine is pointing toward the singularity and so you can thrust yourself away at whatever arbitrarily high velocity is necessary to escape the black hole's hellish gravitation. But you are thwarted.
Your spaceship has sensitive instruments that are designed to detect the gradient of gravitation, so you can orient yourself. These instruments should point straight toward the singularity, allowing you to point your ship in the right direction to escape. Except the instruments are going haywire. They seem to indicate that the singularity lies all around you. In every direction, the gradient of gravitation increases. If you are to believe your instruments, you are at the point of lowest gravitation inside the event horizon, and every direction points "downhill" toward the center of the black hole. So any direction you thrust your spaceship will push you closer to the singularity and your death.
This is clearly nonsense. You cannot believe what your instruments are telling you. It must be a malfunction.
But it isn't. It's the absolute, literal truth. Inside the event horizon of a black hole, there is no way out. There are no directions of space that point away from the singularity. Due to the Lovecraftian curvature of spacetime within the event horizon, all the trajectories that would carry you away from the black hole now point into the past.
In fact, this is the definition of the event horizon. It's the boundary separating points in space where there aretrajectories that point away from the black hole from points in space where there are none.
Your magical infinitely-accelerating engine is of no use to you … because you cannot find a direction in which to point it. The singularity is all around you, in every direction you look.
And it is getting closer. note this is a goofy ahh copypasta
Actually thinking about it, if the black hole was actually the mass of a small rock (and not as massive as the one in the video), it would neither consume the earth immediately nor immediately evaporate. It would fall towards the core of the earth gaining speed, then go back up the other side, as if the earth was not there other than it's gravity. I believe it would take about 40 minutes to fall through and reach the other side, before falling again and repeating the cycle. All the while, it's small event horizon would make it so it could only consume a few atoms at a time. It would probably take years or longer before the whole earth would be consumed but I'm not sure, simulations would need to be made
What I find very bone chilling is well.. at the end, the speaker simply accepts his impending death which was only a matter of seconds away. No screaming, no begging, just slow, calm breathing
Nice remastered version rito!
incredibly realistic, truly feels like what would've actually been done, and the remaster makes it all very eerie, especially that final monologue. loved it
3:33 Is it me or does it look like Idaho, Oregon, and Northern California fused together on that map?
This is AMAZING!!
I’ve been waiting for this
3:01
i’ve noticed some things off about this map. why has most of oregon and the northern tip of california fused with idaho? why has utah split in half? is there a lore reasoning behind this?
yes
2 words to describe this: A masterpiece..
Technically 1 letter, 1 word but yeah.
9:50 What happened to the President? Did he TAKE ACTION?
he is very deceased
"The size of a US Quarter." Even in its last moments America will do anything but use the metric system.
@@sabbagels Metric system sucks balls.
“The sun has started expanding at a rate of approximately 30 cantaloupes a second”
Actually one of my favorites in a while
This is one of the peak Black Hole EAS Scenarios I've seen.
This looks AMAZING!!!
3:35 - Hey, what's up with Idaho and Oregon on that map?
“greater Idaho” proposition gone real
Wut???
that might actually have been the best eas scenario I’ve seen
This is a scary but great EAS Scenario
one of my favorite scenarios ever made right here frfr
I'm pretty sure the old one was basically just a massive alien space ship that pulled the earth into itself and the aliens wanted to give you a new home or something (unless someone else made it and you did a remake) but I do enjoy this either way I love the new idea cause this is honestly terrifying to think about
I love the detail that the region-wide EAS SAME headers are longer because there’s more data to transmit
3:49 Wait a minute. What's going on with Oregon and Idaho? Why are the states combined? Am I missing something here?
It an alternative timeline, Where the greater Idaho actually happened and Utah was 2 states
Amazing work 👍
i’m shaking right now this is too good and surprisingly scary 😂
It could have been good but you were a little too generous. A quarter sized black hole would be the equivalent mass and size of a Jupiter sized planet not a micro black hole which is what a particle accelerator could theoretically create in the perfect conditions and it would only exist for about the Planck length of time.
the mass is correct based on my research, and of course this isn’t realistic. no eas scenario is
i would have liked to see why idaho and more than half of oregon are fused and whatever the wasatch designated wasteland is
Damn that’s depressing! Good job.
This is a chillingly brilliant exploration of an idea that really keys into those fears relevant to the modern age. The notion of mass delusion, where reality can be shaped and molded into pretty much anything, is mostly terrifying and thought-provoking. Your use of the Emergency Alert System as a narrative device simply adds another level of authenticity and makes it even more ominous, with a sense of impending doom.
This artful pacing and deliberate build-up of tension create a palpable atmosphere of dread that binds one into a state of high-strung awareness and paranoia. Herein lies an extremely timely and important film with its underlying message about information empowerment and truth fragility in this digital era.
What really impressed me most was the attention to detail in aesthetic and sound design within the video. Subtle visual hints and eerie sound effects make this even more unsettling.
I am more interested in whether you will engage with this theme further in other work-the psychological consequences, perhaps, of such an event occurring or societal conditions that would encourage such collective deception. It is truly amazing how effectively you build such an intriguing yet disturbing story.
3:51 I really like this map because of some changes made to the us, such as greater idaho (a movement for idaho to take land from oregon) and utah being split into 2 states, plus the extra island that I can't get exactly but my best guess because of the shape is puerto rico
gentlemen 💥 -nulldorito
honestly scenarios like this that are realistic are even more unsettling, something that has a probability to actually happen (although probably zero in reality) gives you that extra immersion and feeling like "well i'm gonna die", only to tab out and remember you're perfectly safe lol
don’t worry chat, the only way we would die via black hole is if one started careening towards the solar system
also the black hole having an effect on time is a cool detail
when i heard the research facility was in New Mexico i thought "God damit Black Mesa is at it again"
oh my god?? this is the best scenario ive seen in a while
Just create a white hole. They'll cancel each other out and you'll be fine. There's absolutely no danger of that causing the entire planet to blow up. :D
This video is very good and entertaining to me.
This was one of my greatest fears as a child lol. Knowing what I know about astronomy now, there’s no chance at all of this happening to Earth. But sometimes I wonder if other intelligent civilizations out there in the universe have experienced this horror.
None. Aliens don’t exist.
@@Gwenpool_Marvelthe observable universe is 93 billion light years. one light year is around 9 trillion kilometers, or around 6 trillion miles (i think). and thats just the observable universe. imagine how big the entire universe is. there has to be life out there somewhere
@@andynilsennot4329 Well, there isn’t. It’s just us. Stop believing in fairy tales and conspiracy theories. Aliens. Aren’t. Real. This isn’t Star Trek, this is real life.
white sands? Sounds a lot like Black Mesa... at this point, it's probably better to just stay away from New Mexico with what happens there 💀
This man is the best eas creator he dont give me nightmares
3:10 i see that idaho has expanded
FUUUUUCK THIS IS SO GOOD
I wonder if “White Sands” is akin to “Black Mesa”. They are both in New Mexico, with disasters to their name…
"GeNtlEmeN" - says the guy in the space station
The amusing thing is I have a paperback book about a pinhole blackhole impacting then zipping in and out of the planet. The use ceres to capture it overhead but it did a lot of damage before they snagged it.
"Broadcasting this near an EAS Equipment will cause a false activation"
So does that mean if we play this video near an EAS equipment, the equipment will automatically interrupt all programs and send an EAS Message screen?
Why was i freaking out
time keeps slowing down meaning he end will never come!
This is what I thought would happen to earth when I learnt about black holes from all those TH-cam videos that would show you what would happen if two black holes were sandwiching the earth
Well, a black hole in New Mexico. I guess going into my underground bunker won't save me 😢
The whole damn creepy thing about EAS sceneroes is that you do not tip your hand; oh yeah, a big flash, but there is nothing to worry about. Let's just play the national anthem, no need to panic. To do a proper EAS it has to to balance in the face of sheer panic.
If y'all were in this, what would you do?
I would play a game of Solitare and pet my cat.
i would play peggle and pet my cats
i'd jump off the highest floor of my house so that i don't get spaghettified while conscious
For anyone that has an irrational fear of this actually happening, like I did when I was a child: any black hole that would form in a particle accelerator, assuming it could happen in the first place, would be harmless. A black hole has the same mass, and thus the same gravitational pull as the matter used to create it. The mass of the particles in an accelerator is insigificant, and the resulting void would almost instantly evaporate as a result of Hawking Radiation.
AND THE CROWD GOES INSANE 🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣💯💯
why was there purple cracks in the sky at 16:00
I would imagine if this happened the government or any space agency would launch all of their rockets into space as some sort of last ditch effort of survival, but that's assuming the ships wouldn't get sucked into the black hole after Earth is consumed.
I for one, would enjoy a spaghetti vacation.
Hole-y crap this is WAY impressive, nice video
see what i did there lmao
That guy's voice is so smooth and comforting.