If the lectures in my high school would have been presented in such a captivating way maybe I would have become a physicist myself - thank you and have a good day
One of my favorite objects to observe in the night sky is the Andromeda Galaxy (M31). I think it is the only galaxy that can be seen with the naked eye, but its supermassive black hole is difficult to image because it's low luminosity and its energy output is variable. It's fortunate that M87, one of the galaxies in the local universe, is tilted so we can see its supermassive black hole. Researchers are starting to questioning whether black holes actually have singularities. Roy Kerr (the guy who first worked out an exact solution to Einstein's equations for a rotating black hole) recently wrote a paper that seems to suggest that at least some black holes don't contain singularities. (Do Black Holes have Singularities?, R. P. Kerr, University of Canterbury, Dec. 5, 2023) It's a very interesting paper, you may want to look it up. Thank you for the science VOD! Hope you make more.
glad you enjoyed the video!! sounds interesting, i might have to have a read. As for more physics videos, this has become a Christmas special since I left uni so I probably wont do another till next year
Thank you for uploading this cool presentation on TH-cam! It really is amazing stuff.
thanks dood
If the lectures in my high school would have been presented in such a captivating way maybe I would have become a physicist myself - thank you and have a good day
thank you man!! You should check out the BBC Christmas lectures if you liked this
thank you for posting this lecture :] i really enjoyed it
One of my favorite objects to observe in the night sky is the Andromeda Galaxy (M31). I think it is the only galaxy that can be seen with the naked eye, but its supermassive black hole is difficult to image because it's low luminosity and its energy output is variable. It's fortunate that M87, one of the galaxies in the local universe, is tilted so we can see its supermassive black hole.
Researchers are starting to questioning whether black holes actually have singularities. Roy Kerr (the guy who first worked out an exact solution to Einstein's equations for a rotating black hole) recently wrote a paper that seems to suggest that at least some black holes don't contain singularities. (Do Black Holes have Singularities?, R. P. Kerr, University of Canterbury, Dec. 5, 2023) It's a very interesting paper, you may want to look it up.
Thank you for the science VOD! Hope you make more.
glad you enjoyed the video!! sounds interesting, i might have to have a read. As for more physics videos, this has become a Christmas special since I left uni so I probably wont do another till next year