absolutely right. I share your point of view, today on the 22nd of November 2021! We need a whole Armada of scientists to bring knowledge to the people. But, considering the pace with which climate change accelerates, ... I am afraid that future generations will not be as lucky as we are!
This is so cool; they find really creative and intuitive ways of explaining physics to the "ordinary" public. This is the second video of this series I've watched so far, the other being on time / entropy
When I first discovered Brian Cox, around 12 years ago, I was instantly enthralled by his voice and the way he describes physics. Not since Carl Sagan, has any physicist had that affect on me.
Cox cool but voice relaxing, after while he starts to get on my tits, I watched that lie comedy show n rodies n group aprently strung him up via crane over syage for being a ricky
@@hollywoodbest7999 ... I am so sorry, I cant help. It is very likely that the BBC used their own music studio to produce that magical music... Funny enough, Shazam pointed me towards ... Red Shadow and Green...
Brian cox is amazing. And quite frankly I could listen to him for hours; teaching us things and trying to help people understand the jargon of the vast amazing sometimes harsh universe. The things he talks about explains things only science could xD
In order to make a "Cinematic Experience" as Brian was going for, you'd have to shoot in some pretty awesome places. The intro of the series has Brian on top of a mountain. Its all part of the Cinematic Experience we want.
Just been watching one of these on beeb 2 when the prof says if you dont understand it dont worry, neither do i.. Ha I could watch a few of these. Good presenter Brian Cox... Tells it at a steady pace
Such a nice analogy!!! Thanks Brian. Feeling a bit sad that I only came to know about your awesome contents in 2022. Whatsoever...better late than never!
this only has 291 views? o_O I'm the only one I know who watches this series and I'm 13.......this seriously deserves more credit and views that its getting.
Absolute legend! If only every physics teacher could explain concepts as fluently as him. I would be enjoying physics at Uni a lot more if Brian was my lecturer :)
He is a scientist, the others are teachers... see the difference? ...ok now i saw it myself... teacher MUST be able to simplify things even more... damn. But to be fair they dont even know as much as cox therefore he probably has way more arguments and therefor can make such examples.
One of the things that happens according to Einstein's theory is that Time and Space flip spots. So in our understanding of the universe Time only flows one direction. In Space we have the option of moving about in space. But in a blackhole, once you are past the event horizon the only way you can "move" is through time. Space only flows one direction and that's towards the singularity. If that makes sense. So in a way you could see move in time into the future and see what will happen at the end, but your destiny is already decided you're stuck and you can't get out no matter what.
I visited Zambia a few years ago and it rocks! Would recommend it to anyone. I went on to a safari afterwards and then on to Australia for 6 months. I visited England for a few weeks and was really disappointed. A real dump. Was glad to leave and get back home to Barbados. Peace.
It totally looks that way. But it has to do with the crappy upload this person did. I have watched it in a much higher quality and it doesn't look like that. But I agree, with this shitty upload it completely looks like a green screen plus it isn't showing the whole shot. It's all zoomed in and crappy. If you like watching this stuff you can buy the full season on TH-cam for cheap. It is interesting and helps you fall asleep
Q: Some planets collect more dust from space than others, and some planets can become so heavy that they implode, with less empty space in their mass? That could explain origin of black holes and also some observations of gammaraybursts? Or not?
@peteq1972 brain freeze! hahaha - thank you for not taking the mick out of me - that was a very good explanation. i will now learn this off by heart and bring it up casually in conversation so as to give people the impression that I am infinitely smarter than everyone else in my kitchen. I may rapidly retreating to your haven of knowledge in the near future - stand by.
omar kayali sound is essentially atoms and molecules knocking together and passing on vibrations, so yes in a way a black hole would absorb sound because the black hole would absorb matter, meaning vibrations wouldn't occur and wouldn't be able to be passed on.
there are thousands of planets in our galaxy alone with life, the distance is the only obstacle to meet and know them. the closest star from us is so far that will take around 78000 years in the fastest ship ever made by mankind to reach there.
I read recently that in some the most advanced simulations of star death many of the simulated stars don't explode at all they simply collapse into their own stellar black hole thereby rendering the resulting black hole totally dark and alone. The very second I learned that this might be the case with many stars the whole idea about the universe being heavier that it looks like came into a new light, perhaps we are surrounded by invisible dead stars and not exotic dark matter. herpa derp?
@findthecomputerroom6 apparently, we are really lucky that we can see the stars, because the universe is expanding, it will be more and more empty as the stars more separated from each others. The stars we see, most don't exist anymore, their light is reaching us now, centuries after they died. And our civilization exists in this precise moment, when the light of many stars are reaching our tiny planet.
I just wondered whether the principles involved in an event horizon/black hole are similar to the events that occur just before and during the onset of a Tornado on Earth. After seeing on the news about the recent tornados in USA, the explanation of how they occur made me think of this explanation by Brian Cox of what happens in space. There are storms on other planets too (eg Jupiter) do we need to understand more about our universe to understand why things on Earth occur too.
I always try to visualize a three dimensional plug hole....not a real 3D plug hole like we're familiar with its planar 2D hole/opening, but an actual 3D "plug sphere"; one that empties the bath tub from every direction yet has no visible connection/outlet to a drain pipe.....then I blow a brain fuse!
According to carl schwarzchilde (spelling) space becomes time and time becomes space as you enter the singularity which by my definition is another universe. So is our universe a product of another universes black hole and our universe condemned to decay into other universes
@thecureye I was talking to a physics graduate from Manchester Uni who said he had Brian Cox as his personal tutor, I was envious. Although apparently it had it's bad parts, as he was always away for filming :p
Occupational space and time is being distorted / consumed? If I were to pull a flat bed sheet though a hole the surrounding cloth would fold over itself. Occupational space does not fold over itself... to my knowledge, does it? The mass changes position... but occupational space itself wouldn't move. How did we come to this disturbing conclusion??????????
@JamieJinjaNinja Im from Australia and it wont let me view it while im there. When i am in the UK though i can watch it. Sad really because it's a fascinating show.
im just wondering here how can the universe be infinite because wouldnt that mean that there would be an infinite amount of stars meaning there would be infinite amounts of light and it would never get dark? dont rage at me because im only 13
In the end only salmon survive as they swim back upstream from the black hole and lay eggs out thru the empty void that hatch to become a whole new universe
I wonder why they say spaghettify as if your body will stretch like a chewing gum. Won't you break into shreds because your flesh can't stand that much of tension. So, you should dart towards blackhole in a series of shreds.
Soul Fallen not really, because of the atom bonds in your body the part of your body that enters the event horizon will be sucked in with such a force that it will basically pull the part adjacent to it and that part will pull the next one and so on, making it look like you got spaghettified
I must say this is a timeless classic. I am watching it in 2021 and I got amazed when I saw this was posted 10 years back.
absolutely right. I share your point of view, today on the 22nd of November 2021! We need a whole Armada of scientists to bring knowledge to the people. But, considering the pace with which climate change accelerates, ... I am afraid that future generations will not be as lucky as we are!
2023 here
2024 and still watching
This is so cool; they find really creative and intuitive ways of explaining physics to the "ordinary" public. This is the second video of this series I've watched so far, the other being on time / entropy
When I first discovered Brian Cox, around 12 years ago, I was instantly enthralled by his voice and the way he describes physics. Not since Carl Sagan, has any physicist had that affect on me.
Best and simplest analogy I've ever heard for this subject.
the music used throughout this series is great. so perfect for the atmosphere.
he got some brain
shaun thompson great atmospheric music and such scenic video. cox's voice is relaxing too haha
Cox cool but voice relaxing, after while he starts to get on my tits, I watched that lie comedy show n rodies n group aprently strung him up via crane over syage for being a ricky
LOL
there is no black holes moron
I love how he quietly yet enthusiastically explains things
Any time I watch Brian Cox I’m just so glad he uses his talents and knowledge to help our species. Same for Carl Sagan.
The sound design in this series is the best I've ever heard in any documentary. It creates an atmosphere like no other.
yes, totally agree! these documentaries are superbly done ...
@@joernhaese1906 can you tell me where i can find the soundtrack used in this video ??
@@hollywoodbest7999 ... I am so sorry, I cant help. It is very likely that the BBC used their own music studio to produce that magical music... Funny enough, Shazam pointed me towards ... Red Shadow and Green...
the cinematography on this series is impressive
My goodness, what a beautiful soul.
Brian cox is amazing. And quite frankly I could listen to him for hours; teaching us things and trying to help people understand the jargon of the vast amazing sometimes harsh universe. The things he talks about explains things only science could xD
"Singularity is the place where our understanding of the universe stops " I like that line.
Brutally honest
Spagghetified - That's what happens to me most Friday nights to be honest Brian
Im trying my hardest to understand what this means
On Tuesdays I undergo tacofication
@@maxbinaei139 It means , the shape of your body remains in an almost 'S' or sinusoidal shape.
@@maxbinaei139 get absolutely smashed and you will understand
In order to make a "Cinematic Experience" as Brian was going for, you'd have to shoot in some pretty awesome places. The intro of the series has Brian on top of a mountain. Its all part of the Cinematic Experience we want.
Once You Near A Black Hole That's It Game Over So To Speak!🌌
Just been watching one of these on beeb 2 when the prof says if you dont understand it dont worry, neither do i.. Ha I could watch a few of these. Good presenter Brian Cox... Tells it at a steady pace
Thanks for explaining it properly, now I understand how time dilation is created.
_"Spaghetified"_
I won't even question if that is a real word or not. I love it!
Very nice explaination. I wish I would have taken my college/university physics lectures with you :)
"And you would be quite literally spaghettified." LOL My fav bit!
"Black hole is known to be one of the most violent places in the universe..."
Between the other famous ones would be my household and family.
Thank you James Blunt for teaching me the wonders of the universe.
What a brilliant analogy!
We used to look up and wonder about our place in the stars. Now we look down and worry about our place in the dirt.
interstellar
SolidRavenOcelot Quote from Interstellar
God I love that movie
SolidRavenOcelot best movie ever
That is probably the best description of a black hole I've ever heard, and I've heard a lot of them.
"Spagettified" is still my favourite word from physics
yes, true, it made me laugh and stop the video!!
My friend from the UK suggested this show. I wish we had it in America.
Such a nice analogy!!! Thanks Brian. Feeling a bit sad that I only came to know about your awesome contents in 2022. Whatsoever...better late than never!
he is so smart. i like the way he explains things. so simple. good for my slow brain.. 👍
this only has 291 views? o_O I'm the only one I know who watches this series and I'm 13.......this seriously deserves more credit and views that its getting.
10 year old comment
This man is now 25
Absolute legend!
If only every physics teacher could explain concepts as fluently as him. I would be enjoying physics at Uni a lot more if Brian was my lecturer :)
He is a scientist, the others are teachers... see the difference? ...ok now i saw it myself... teacher MUST be able to simplify things even more... damn. But to be fair they dont even know as much as cox therefore he probably has way more arguments and therefor can make such examples.
i love how smiles all of the time
Death is a form of Event Horizon, where inertia and an individual’s entropy reaches it’s speed limit.
this series is awesome its full of knowlegde i even have the book
You're right. I checked afterwards. I have to read them and get them inspire me! :)
Great show, as was wonders of the solar system. Can't wait for wonders of life.
Nice demonstration 👍
One of the things that happens according to Einstein's theory is that Time and Space flip spots. So in our understanding of the universe Time only flows one direction. In Space we have the option of moving about in space. But in a blackhole, once you are past the event horizon the only way you can "move" is through time. Space only flows one direction and that's towards the singularity. If that makes sense. So in a way you could see move in time into the future and see what will happen at the end, but your destiny is already decided you're stuck and you can't get out no matter what.
Yes, very well stated
Awsome Brian!
Scene looks very relaxing 😌 "...
thanks for uploading these videos
I visited Zambia a few years ago and it rocks! Would recommend it to anyone. I went on to a safari afterwards and then on to Australia for 6 months. I visited England for a few weeks and was really disappointed. A real dump. Was glad to leave and get back home to Barbados. Peace.
They said Brian Cox is our Carl Sagan of today's generation which is I think great. :)
Cool video. Plus I learned a new word, Spaghettified! Physics is awesome!
60 dislikes? Who would dislike this masterpiece?
People who didn't like the super obvious green screen shot of him standing in front of a waterfall.
@@ShadowWizard123 he would never do a green screen shot lol
Pause the video at the 1:53 mark and tell me that's not a green screen
@@ShadowWizard123 ok I will.
It totally looks that way. But it has to do with the crappy upload this person did. I have watched it in a much higher quality and it doesn't look like that. But I agree, with this shitty upload it completely looks like a green screen plus it isn't showing the whole shot. It's all zoomed in and crappy. If you like watching this stuff you can buy the full season on TH-cam for cheap. It is interesting and helps you fall asleep
Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Q: Some planets collect more dust from space than others, and some planets can become so heavy that they implode, with less empty space in their mass?
That could explain origin of black holes and also some observations of gammaraybursts?
Or not?
man..im takin physics a levels just cos of this guy
@peteq1972 brain freeze! hahaha - thank you for not taking the mick out of me - that was a very good explanation. i will now learn this off by heart and bring it up casually in conversation so as to give people the impression that I am infinitely smarter than everyone else in my kitchen. I may rapidly retreating to your haven of knowledge in the near future - stand by.
That water fall looks like the edge of asgard
His smile haunts me.
No matter our differences share the same story ''we are children of the stars'' Prof. Brian Cox.
Could a black hole absorb sound as well as light and other matter?
Sound is just propagating vibrations of various forms of matter, so the energy would be sucked into a black hole along with the matter conducting it.
omar kayali sound is essentially atoms and molecules knocking together and passing on vibrations, so yes in a way a black hole would absorb sound because the black hole would absorb matter, meaning vibrations wouldn't occur and wouldn't be able to be passed on.
fk yeah
I saw this episode! this series is awesome!
there are thousands of planets in our galaxy alone with life, the distance is the only obstacle to meet and know them.
the closest star from us is so far that will take around 78000 years in the fastest ship ever made by mankind to reach there.
don't know why it's refered me to the word "Sunyata" , such a perfect explaination, thumbs up.
I read recently that in some the most advanced simulations of star death many of the simulated stars don't explode at all they simply collapse into their own stellar black hole thereby rendering the resulting black hole totally dark and alone. The very second I learned that this might be the case with many stars the whole idea about the universe being heavier that it looks like came into a new light, perhaps we are surrounded by invisible dead stars and not exotic dark matter. herpa derp?
Pushing the BBCs travel budget to its limit.
Ive just aged 5 years watching this
i loved how he said "spaghettified" XD 3:28
“Singularity is the place where our understanding of the universe stops”
Brilliant!!
I got a Question does it stop or does it begin....?
So what happens after the black hole and where did space come from
Superbe analogy
@findthecomputerroom6 apparently, we are really lucky that we can see the stars, because the universe is expanding, it will be more and more empty as the stars more separated from each others. The stars we see, most don't exist anymore, their light is reaching us now, centuries after they died. And our civilization exists in this precise moment, when the light of many stars are reaching our tiny planet.
I just wondered whether the principles involved in an event horizon/black hole are similar to the events that occur just before and during the onset of a Tornado on Earth. After seeing on the news about the recent tornados in USA, the explanation of how they occur made me think of this explanation by Brian Cox of what happens in space. There are storms on other planets too (eg Jupiter) do we need to understand more about our universe to understand why things on Earth occur too.
I always try to visualize a three dimensional plug hole....not a real 3D plug hole like we're familiar with its planar 2D hole/opening, but an actual 3D "plug sphere"; one that empties the bath tub from every direction yet has no visible connection/outlet to a drain pipe.....then I blow a brain fuse!
Ha ha .. crazy .. I named my house in Spain estaban ha ha
@@phonebackups9451 Your house is called "Steven"....that IS funny :)
Yeah it was casa estaban.. Stevens house .. haha . Cg
So your name is Steven
According to carl schwarzchilde (spelling) space becomes time and time becomes space as you enter the singularity which by my definition is another universe.
So is our universe a product of another universes black hole and our universe condemned to decay into other universes
He is so lucky, he gets to travel to dozens of different places.
languages and science - the two things that help mankind to understand ...
the thumbnail is look like brian is singing in music video 😂
can anyone tell me where i can find the soundtrack used in this video ??
I need to watch entire show, anybody know how???
what is the name of the song that starts at 1:26? you know, the one with those three amazing chords?
I am going to have to look up" spagettified " in the Oxford English .
This man is Carl Sagan 2.0
Space is not flowing into black hole, it is only bend and twisted in way that even light foloving straight line will be trapped inside
@keeyride wow that explains a lot, thank you for helping
Thanks Brian Cox ❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏
But, what happens if you're a Salmon, then you're able swimming upstream, lol...use this path to find the solutions, answers for Black holes :)
The real genius on orbit
After 12years I understood it
@thecureye I was talking to a physics graduate from Manchester Uni who said he had Brian Cox as his personal tutor, I was envious. Although apparently it had it's bad parts, as he was always away for filming :p
Occupational space and time is being distorted / consumed?
If I were to pull a flat bed sheet though a hole the surrounding cloth would fold over itself. Occupational space does not fold over itself... to my knowledge, does it?
The mass changes position... but occupational space itself wouldn't move. How did we come to this disturbing conclusion??????????
@JamieJinjaNinja Im from Australia and it wont let me view it while im there. When i am in the UK though i can watch it. Sad really because it's a fascinating show.
You said this 9 years ago. Where you finally able to watch this? We need an update.
Thats because velocity and density are the same thing. You cant outswim the velocity of the black hole.😃
well said
love you coxy
@cristinaGlopez thankyou
Think of black holes as stars. They have an incredibly strong pull and are very hot.
They use to be stars
So is singularity what many religions have been referring to as " being one with the creator " ....???
im just wondering here how can the universe be infinite because wouldnt that mean that there would be an infinite amount of stars meaning there would be infinite amounts of light and it would never get dark? dont rage at me because im only 13
In the end only salmon survive as they swim back upstream from the black hole and lay eggs out thru the empty void that hatch to become a whole new universe
salmon live near black holes how interesting. are they intergalactic fish .
What is sound? ( music)?
Does anyone know the music that plays throughout this clip? I can't seem to find it on the soundtrack by Sheridan Tongue.
full episodes???
Sure
I wonder why they say spaghettify as if your body will stretch like a chewing gum. Won't you break into shreds because your flesh can't stand that much of tension. So, you should dart towards blackhole in a series of shreds.
Soul Fallen not really, because of the atom bonds in your body the part of your body that enters the event horizon will be sucked in with such a force that it will basically pull the part adjacent to it and that part will pull the next one and so on, making it look like you got spaghettified
3:34 me when i think about Spaghettified