Can You ESCAPE A BLACK Hole? DEBUNKED
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So, if I watch Darth forever falling into the black hole (as information can't travel faster than light) , would he be seeing the entire lifetime of our universe in seconds?
People can live without internet
Here us a thought. If we theoretically had a rope with a camera attached to it. And sent it to a black hole (of course the rope is long enough for us to not be at risk) What happen?
not everytime doe stars turn into black holes, it's a 50 chance ,49 for a neutron stars , and a 1 chance of it being the best thing ever , a magnetar
magnetars are a special type of neutron stars that have the gravitational force of our sun by 1.000.000 times
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Funny enough I had a beer ad when I read this
@@chandlermar3828 SAME
I had an Amazon ad.
?: Here comes the millennial falcon 20 million times better than the speed of light
*Laughs in Horizon from Apex Legends*
You can personally find out what happens when you enter a black hole, but only once.
and you can't tell anyone else about it either
The title: CAN YOU SURVIVE A BLACK HOLE!?!?!?!?
The obvious answer: no
The answer in the video: no
El Chapo: Ill always find a way out
Great but terrifying video!
But you make scarier video.
black hole:im going to commit ultimate suck.
me:give me your *s i n g u l a r i t i e s*
Scientists: There's ultra high speed particles surrounding black holes that get so hot and so bright they're 60,000,000,000 times brighter than the sun and give off unfathomable amounts of radiation as they whip around the black hole at 3/4th the speed of light
Also scientists: There can't be a "fire wall" around a black hole, nonsense!
Me: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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A black hole has such high gravity, that light gets "sucked" in aswell.
For an object to be visible, light needs to shine onto thr object, and the object relfects it, so our eyes can see it.
But, if the black hole takes away the aspect of light being reflected, it is essentially invisible, only showing the distorted space around it
Light isn't pulled by gravity, since it has no mass. Our universe consists of invisible lines that light travels on called geodesics. These geodesics have mass and are affected by gravity, so they are bent towards the black hole. If the geodesics are bent steeper than the speed of light, then light can't escape. (Light is a form of electromagnetic radiation- those are out of our visible spectrum, so they are invisible. But they are all sucked in bc they move the same speed). If light doesn't reach our eyes, then all you see is a black void. It's like looking into a part of space where there's barely any atoms. The less atoms, the less chance light get reflected, meaning a lower chance of light reaching our eyes, meaning a darker(blacker) part of space.
@@Seedx A geodesic is the abstraction of the geometry of the universe. It's mathematics. They do not have mass at all.
Scientist 1: what should we name our science of really small things?
Scientist 2: small science?
Scientist 1: no that's dumb... Quantum physics is what we'll call it!
Now, what do we name really really big black holes.
Scientist 2: super massive black holes?
Scientist 1: your a genius!
😂
If you fell into a black hole, and got compressed, wouldn’t you be turned into a black hole?
Your matter will eventually increase the mass of the black hole, and I mean all of it, including the center, which in theory has a infinite amount of pulling and crushing strength.
I’m sure this would easily make the atoms in your body compress to that point.
But if you do turn into a black hole, doesn’t that also mean blackholes eat themselves by consuming other bits of matter?
If this is true, I think black holes would exist for an even shorter amount of time, as it’ll cause ripples in space quickly giving off radiation, basically ripping its self apart.
I don’t know, just shower thoughts I guess.
Well technically it still gets bigger because even though you would probably become a black hole you are going to be a small just made one which wouldn't have consumed any mass at all and probably evaporate instantly also the ripple thing I think Is when two large black holes collide and throw off their mass or was that a neutron star... eh
Oh nvm just read another comment turns out they don't throw off mass they just heat matter that is already surrounding them and cause and explosion and then the mass of both black holes combine along with the ripple effect but still elongates the black holes life because it has more mass
I liked the first 2 paragraphs and even find it plausible and correct (by my intelligence which is very less)
petition to send the worst prisoners inside of one as a death penalty
MayoThe4th That would cost so much money...no one would agree to that.
Ironically, they would then outlive us all.
Jay Bee new meaning to a life sentence
He might find a way to escape
So basically, Ant Man is the most powerful Avenger?🤯
Fun fact, of you fell into a black hole and could look out of it you can watch the universe end with you since time gets messed up
lizard zilla lizard zilla time doesn't get messed up nor matter where you are time is the same a second is a second minute is a minute hour is an hour and year is a year if you by some miracle survive being stuck in a black hole you'd still age normally and likely die of dehydration or starving to death
@@sammycaldwell2385 Time slows down because of theory of relativity as black holes have very big masses and as you go near it time dilutes because of the gravity black holes effect on you
david lu eh I don't believe it just cus something has a lot of mass and Gravity dosent mean itl affect time but that's just my theory believe whatever you want cus no one actually has evidence on our theory's so I won't come to a conclusion.
@@sammycaldwell2385 doesn't matter what you believe, it's been shown to be true. Science doesn't care about belief
Avinash Reji uh yeah it does matter what i belive and theres no actuall proof that thats true my theory is (no arguements) if you fall in a black hole you'd be crushed instantly and like i said no arguement so if you reply i will ignore and block you.
But yet black holes aren't black
They're invisible and can only be recognised because of their eccretion disc and how they warp space-time.
True, maybe they should be called Light Distorting Dark Spheres instead of Black Holes. Thanks for watching!
Black Hole has a better ring to it than Invisible Sphere Of Distorted Space-Time With An Accretion Disc. Why do you think scientists named the beginning of our universe a Big Bang? It's a cool name and, bonus points, it's an alliteration. Scientists are still humans after all.
@@B3RyL invisible sphere of distorted spacetime actually sounds catchy to me 😂
Well yes
@@DebunkedOfficial black hole sounds much more cool though...
It is not speed required to escape a black hole, but energy. For the earth black hole at less than a centimeter, a common snail can traverse that distance in less than a minute, but doesn't have the energy to do so. For photons, same thing, they travel fast, but do not have the necessary energy.
Acceleration
I wanted to make spaghetti later today. Now I'm traumatized and will need to find something else to eat…
Based on the knowledge you gave me, here’s my theory: long before you enter the event horizon, you’re already dead. The intense radiation and fast moving particles will literally tear anything apart. Putting you and your space craft back into the basic molecules they were before.
*Black hole is taxes*
Rich people: *escapes black hole*
What happens when a black hole falls in another?
They essentially eat each other. Their gravity makes them spin around each other pulling themselves closer and closer until they collide creating a massive explosion sending energy rippling through space. They've then merged to create a bigger Black Hole.
@@DebunkedOfficial is this a possible way that a supermassive blackhole is created?
It would be dependent on the mass of the two Black Holes that met, but it is unlikely to create a Supermassive Black Hole as the mass of a standard Black Hole can be 10 times that of our Sun, while a Supermassive Black Hole can have a mass billions of times larger than our Sun. If two Intermediate Black Holes met I guess that could result in a Supermassive Black Hole.
@Debunked so ever black hole can fall into another and make a bigger one so can a black hole grow big enough to swallow a galaxy
@@DebunkedOfficial what if two supermassive black holes met? Would one overpower the other or would they also combine? And what about white holes?
I don't think a blackhole would look like a black void in space, they bend light travelling in every direction. so you would probably see stuffs from the backside of the blackhole, and even the backside of your head depending on your distance from it. the hollow in gravitational lensing effect is the dark background of the universe, not the blackhole itself
We have pictures of a black hole already. It basically looks like Interstellar which is probably where you are getting your description from. You do see the backside from the front.
@@T1Oracle but it's still based on computer calculation, not an actual image of what human would see. In Interstellar they still have that black sphere floating in space, a blackhole bend spacetime (the path that light can travel) right? Not absorb light? Shouldn't it distort the view, and you don't actually see a black orb. I agree with some aspects of Interstellar model of blackhole, but not completely
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Scientist: We found out a Black Hole is in the center of the universe, what should we call
Genius: Just call it a Super Massive Black Hole
Scientist: That’s very creative there, let’s use it
Edit: thanks Debunked
i know one thing that can get you out of a blackhole,
PLOT ARMOR!
Zygarde365 lmao
The only way you could think you could survive a black hole is if you don't know what they are
NANCOK wat?
@@itzsaltyz9955 That, it's like asking if you would survive more than 10 planets falling on top of you at the same time, except they put pressure on all parts of your body instead of just crushing you
It's a stupid question
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Dark mode users are not happy
We are never happy
But is it brighter than my mom's phone screen?
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The firewall is real if hawking radiation is real. It is an artifact of hawking radiation. The only reason you don't see it from a distance is that its radiation is drastically redshifted..... and its radiation IS the hawking radiation. So consider that the only reason Hawking radiation seems dim is because it is nearly infinitely redshifted in coming out from the black hole, and think of how hot the hawking radiation would be if it wasn't nearly infinitely redshifted, and THEN, imagine it being FURTHER blueshifted by slamming INTO it at the speed of light as you fall in on top of that, and you'll have your idea of what the firewall is like. The firewall isn't just hot, it is the planck temperature. It is so hot, it annihilates reference frames, even on a theoretical level.
wha- no. hawking radiation isnt super ultra mega high gamma type sh*t as hot as the big f*cking bang. for a one solar mass black hole is the peak wavelength of hawking radiation is 16 times that of the scwarzchild radius. so its way too weak, and it doesnt have a temperature, its simply electromagnetic waves wich carry energy... its a slow process... and that is if it even exists! we arent even sure yet. so probably not, but then agian we dont know yet.
what if you were traveling at warp speed? At warp speed, you're not technically moving at all, but instead moving the universe around you, almost like surfing a wave of spacetime that traveling at 10x the speed of light. This isn't technically breaking the laws of physics, so it is possible.
If you are traveling in a car at 50 mp/h, the universe is moving behind you at 50 mp/h- not 10x that. You can't travel faster than the speed of light.
@@Seedx You're not getting how warp works then. You don't move faster than light. Space gets moved faster than light, which is perfectly realistic.
At the end of the day, a theoretical propulsion system being inside an event horizon, of which we have only speculation to go on, doesn't give us a solid idea of what would happen at all if one used their warp drive while inside an event horizon
@@Novarcharesk theoretically possible, but practically impossible unless we can produce or simulate enormous amounts of negative mass/energy
He Sayed nothing can escape a black hole and nothing is a thing so nothing can escape a black hole
*wait WHA*
no. nothing is litterally no-thing.
Quick point about black holes. They have to be formed from a star dying. But here's the thing, you need a very powerful type 2 supernova (a supernova that explodes), Our sun will never get large enough to do that even when it passes Helium burning etc. Our sun will only ever reach a type 1 supernova which rather than exploding, it kinda just goes bleh.. lets go slowly.
imagine you're out with dave one day, and suddenly he gets compressed and turns into a blackhole...
Plot armor can save you if you’re a main character.
I guess you could say that for our Nuclear Blast video too
1:25 friend zone be like hahaha
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They got one thing wrong. (Let's ignore c as a thing for a sec) Travelling at superluminal speed wouldn't get you out of a black hole, it is as far as we can tell an infinite warping of spacetime around a single point of zero volume and infinite mass. Basically meaning the four dimensions we experience ( length width hight time) become a single infinitesimal small point of one dimension. This would basically mean that direction loses all meaning across the event horizon as EVERY direction is now towards the singularity. Look up penrose diagram for a better idea of what I mean.
LOL surprise ?
What do u think u would see inside a black hole If there was light in it?
that is so incredibly stupid. a black hole sucks in light, so even the concept of being able to see inside is just silly.
Matt McKee that is why he said if
God's of Death Like Apples probably nothing, unless all the atoms inside of the black hole form together. You might also see the deterioration of objects inside of it.
Have you ever tried using a camera and throwing it into a black hole and connecting it into the other camera on earth and see whats in the black hole before it probably crashes on the ground and breaks or not
Well we've only just got our first photo of a black hole, so we're unfortunately a little way off this experiment.
@@DebunkedOfficial Thanks for the info. Keep up your great video's 😃
That would never work. No matter what you did, no signals from the camera inside the black hole would ever be available to the rest of the universe.
All you will see is black
The camera's transmitter is also emitting electromagenitc radiation in the form of photons (light) which cannot escape the black hole the moment it reaches the event horizon. The signal would cut out immediately before it would get it's first glimpse of what lies beyond.
This as a general summary:
*Space is weird*
It's complicated. And infinite.
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If you went faster than the speed of light you still couldn’t escape it because black holes bend time and space so much that all your possible futures point towards the singularity.
I think you could escape because if you went faster than light you would go backwards in time. The singularity is the future not the past.
JJ JJ No time doesn’t move backwards at those speeds it just slows down for you. If you traveled at the speed of light or faster and then came back to earth, the people who stayed on earth haven’t seen you for let’s say 10 days but the traveler hasn’t seen earth for 5 days. That’s an over exaggeration of the time relativity but you get the idea.
Helotick from what I understand if you travel at the speed of light time stops for you and if you exceed this limit time would go in reverse you would get to your destination before you ever left breaking the law if causality. The reason why it’s possible to escape an event horizon at that speed is because from what he said the singularity is the future and all paths lead to the singularity. You can get away from a singularity as much as you can get away from tomorrow but if you travel faster than light your going in the past when the singularity is in the future
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I've been hearing some astronomers saying that some black holes light as well as matter can pass through to an alternate universe.. Would someone with a bit more knowledge of this,because Cygnus x-1 by Rush is only time I've heard of this.. How can this be tested..
are you being serious? there is no way to test it, nor could you even get close to the center of a black whole without being torn apart.
troy wilson it might be possible...but you would be dead before you even got close to there. The size of the object that enters the black hole would have to more than that of the black hole. If the average black hole weighs that much more than the sun, then how would we be able to develop something of that size and mass, even with all the resources on earth? If we where to somehow cross into another universe, we will probably be incapable of communicating with whatever passed through. In conclusion, it’s impossible to test this theory.
I suspect if you brought another black hole close enough or even into contact with the event horizon. It should cause the space time within the event horizon to warp towards the second singarity. Which if its a controlled collision perhaps in this moment you can collect some of that "lost information" that physicist worry about
I know now not to get too close in my next astro-out of body experience
You learn something new every day!
Quick question wouldn’t it be theoretically possible for a human to become a black hole if he were in space since it tends to shrink you?
No because space doesn’t shrink you that much. The thing ur talking about is only a phew inches at max, not even close to the shrinking needed. If your talking about shrinking them forcefully, yes u they could become a black hole. If ur talking about just chucking a human into space no.
What? If anything, the lack of gravity would cause you to get bigger because there would be nothing holding you back from growing. The energy required to make a human into a black hole would be so large humans might never be able to do it.
Everyone is always talking about casually falling into a blackhole and allowing spaghettication to ruin it's course, but what if you were to accelerate into a blackhole? What if your speed is forcefully being increased (by the artificial propulsion system of your choosing), so that you're constantly matching/exceeding the exponential gravitational pull of the singularity? If spaghettification has been successfully negated, then what would we see?
The takeaway portion of my [hypothetical] question, for those of you with poor reading comprehension, is "If spaghettification has been SUCCESSFULLY NEGATED, then what would we see."
@@0331machinegunman many think that you would just see a empty black planet. You would only see black because all the light has been drawn in. I believe singularitys don’t make sense because they say the gravity is limitless but there are bigger black holes so I thought there couldn’t be anything bigger than infinitely
@@JJJJ-he8bz I've since learned that black holes don't just "gobble up" light and matter, but also time and space itself. So now I guess my question is: what do you get when put light, matter, and spacetime into a blender?
It isn't a "pull". That isn't what gravity actually is. It's the warping of spacetime. You cannot go light speed. You can't "negate" it.
@@bsadewitz Thank you for that completely unhelpful response to my hypothetical question. Your mother must be proud.
I don't get why physics makes rules to restrict itself. Like nothing can be faster than the speed of light? Maybe because it's so fast, we can't even detect it.
Poor phrasing on my part. I meant being unable to detect something faster than the speed of light, being so fast, it being undetectable for us currently.
its super strict because otherwise our explanations dont work. physics just isnt like writing a scifi book (unfortunatly) its alot harder.
So concidering that if someone were to fall into a black hole you would see them slower and they would see you faster, what would happen if you dropped a camera that is streaming into the black hole?
You’ll Get some dope ass views.
Whoa maybe we're wrong in a sense because if a Black Hole has a "firewall" then the Higgs Boson Field wouldn't apply to anything that crosses the event horizon so what might happen under extreme gravity + extreme temperature is photons become quantum entangled with other particles that can exceed light speed after crossing the event horizon because the HBF is non existent and that's what limits particles with mass from exceeding light speed then the moment those particle leave The Black Hole they interact with the HBF, slow down instantly, are destroyed, and because of entanglement would destroy any photons they are entangled with. The photons are destroyed by the HBF because quantum entanglement would give them mass and now that mass is suddenly coming to a severe reduction in speed not a complete stop but fast enough that the particles are "crushed" under their own weight as the HBF puts the proverbial breaks on their movement.
Vamroc Sylar I agree
This comment was exceedingly difficult to comprehend lol
Sentences that are that long are too long.
Spaghettification is my new favorite word.
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just image if our sun collapses and for a blackhole!
Unfortunately the Mass of our Sun is actually too small to naturally become a Black Hole, it would need to be at least 3 times as larger
One small point it's predicted that the hawking radiation isn't constant in theory the power output should increase exponentially the smaller the black hole gets. This is also where talk of whether a black hole is feedable or not comes from basically it's a question of whether or not the radiation pressure immediately outside the event horizon is high enough to push anything that comes close away with more force than the black holes gravity. This is also why at least in theory you would not want to be close to one in the final seconds of it's life the rate of conversion of matter to energy at the end is predicted to rise to extreme levels, ie read unless you would stand next to an equal mass of antimatter as it hit a chunk of matter be somewhere else because this thing is pretty much a bomb at the end of it's life though the radiation alone would probably kill you before you got close enough to one that small since you are talking about particle emissions with energies more than high enough to dislodge electrons from atoms etc.
you made me wait too long before you talked about hawking radiation.
Darth would use the force to stop the black hole temporarily till he could pass through
Can time escape a black hole?
Yes, but it would be seriously bent. You could go to the future by simply orbiting a black hole. An hour can be countless years depending on the black hole.
What if we are already in the event horizon of the black hole in the center of our galaxy?
Legend says one man escaped a black hole....
Florida man......
Not to disappoint you all but the nearest black hole is 3,000 light-years away.
Yes I am disappointed that it isn't closer
Jk
Better book tickets soon then.
you just go into it and punch the singularity, it will vomit u back
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so theres a black and white hole switch?
Wouldn't coming into contact with a black holes gravity well orient you with the accretion disk? In that case, wouldn't you fry before ever reaching the event horizon, thus rendering a perfectly wonderful video moot?
The accretion disc isn’t so much a disc, but a sphere that encompasses the black hole. This is why, as explained in the video, you are able to see large balls of light, but there isn’t a black void in the center of these balls.
Who else is watching in a black hole trying to find a way to escape.
Really informative...thanks great job
Thanks for watching, we'll release another video next month, so keep an eye out 😁
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If black holes manipulate space time then theoretically if we could create one small enough, couldn’t we use that black hole to the “travel faster than light” without breaking Einstein theory of relativity?
Michael Adams there are multiple problems with this, the main one being that the black hole would disintegrate immediately if it were too small. But let’s say that won’t happen, the light would spongy stop moving, meaning that the perception of the person from others would make them stop as well, since there is no light bouncing off them. The light moves in accordance with time, which connects with speed, without the perception of light, there is no speed. Therefore, nothing can move faster than light if the light is stopped and trapped in a black hole. Nothing can move faster than light, and if you were to, it would be invisible.
I...I cant stop watching..,stop it I need to go to bed.
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yes, you can survive if it's a rapidly rotating supermassive black hole you could end up in another time or even another universe that happened to be escaped by alien abductees with superpower's
Uh, the wormhole would collapse due to an infinite blueshift.
Dr Tyson must see this, he'll really like it and can anybody please forward it to him ?
The best part of falling into a black hole is watching as all geodesics curve downward and the horizon converges as a circle above you. Down becomes an inverted sphere all around you. i.e. if you pass the event horizon, you won’t spaghettify because there’s no directional gradient.
Death would also be slow. To the person inside it would feel like a few seconds before death but if he had a friend outside it would be years.
I VOLUNTEER to get send into a black hole when I'm on my death bed and I want a space proof gps so you can track me
how do people know that you can’t get out if there’s no proof you can’t get out
light can't escape a black hole
that's enough to say we can't escape a black hole
Saitama is as fast and maybe even faster than the speed of light,so can he escape it
I heard there could be white holes in parallel universeres and they link to gether with our black wons and transfer the mass I actually like this theory
Carlos Saraiva Yeah but we will probably never know:(
@Carlos Saraiva humanity is to busy killing it self to actually put effort in science
Yes there is the space the space can't be swallowed by the black hole but unless every single black hole collided
So ant man is technically the strongest super hero if he just shrinks small enough huh?
Good observation and that would make for an even better movie, but thats shrinking down the mass not compressing the same mass in to a smaller space.
7:38, you can't get out of the Event Horizon at light speed if you are coming from the inside as you showed. We can only get out 'at light speed' if we were grazing the horizon. I know you mentioned "at or 'above' the light speed" but it can be understood like 'the minimum speed to get out is light speed'.
11:04, won't the force at the event horizon of every black hole be the same? Since that is the point where force is equal to that needed for light to escape. So a person would experience the same force in both Black Holes' Event Horizon.
no, the light ends up orbiting at twice the radius and at half the force(if you don't care for the explanation which includes math and physics it's not important but included under read more)
To show this, first im going to start with light orbiting(i know the photon sphere is different from the event horizon but is a factor of 3/2 times away from the event horizon around a non-spinning black hole) a distance R around a black hole of mass M and using newton's law of gravitation(i know im not accounting for relativity and im not sure how it affects it)
A=G*M/r^2
also using the following equation for radial acceleration(denoted as A)
A=v^2/r
combining the two, we get
G*M/r^2 = c^2/r
where c = speed of light and G is the gravitational constant
now if we double the mass of the black hole, we end up with
G*2*M/(R+s)^2 = c^2/(R+s)
where s is the change in radius caused by the change in mass
and if you solve the system of equations for R and S, you get R = S
which means that the radius doubled since you add R and S so when you double the mass R becomes 2R which becomes squared so you essentially end up with a ratio of the forces as 1/2
thus: the radius is doubled, the force is halved
Thus video could be 40 seconds long
But then you wouldn't learn much.
If the camera can get out of one, you can.
The camera has plot armor
So, if I watch Darth forever falling into the black hole (as information can't travel faster than light) , would he be seeing the entire lifetime of our universe in seconds?
Today I learned how to become a black hole
Be too TICC
Do you know one way you can bring back anything that’s fallen out of a black hole
I rewinded the video a couple minutes and now everything is back :D
Ethan Winters Lol
lol
I heard someone said its rare something fall inside it. It just spinns around instead.
I believe that's referring to rotating black holes which are different than stationary. Spinning black holes just kinda turn everything around it into a superheated plasma, not 'fall in'.
@@wowplayer160 interesting
Well it takes a while for something to fall in.
We have lived in a time that we thought earth was flat and we believed that when you get to the edge, you will fall, so black holes may not be dangerous after all? Hopefully in the end
Those times were before we learned mathematics and science. Today we base what we say about the cosmos on evidence not wild and unfounded speculation. I'm afraid they're dangerous, but only at short distances. Outside the event horizon, they're exactly the same as anything else with mass, just gravity obeying the inverse square law. (Let's ignore c aka light speed as a thing for a sec) Travelling at superluminal speed wouldn't get you out of a black hole btw, it is as far as we can tell an infinite warping of spacetime around a single point of zero volume and infinite mass. Basically meaning the four dimensions we experience ( length width height time) become a single infinitesimal small point of one dimension. This would basically mean that direction loses all meaning across the event horizon as EVERY direction is now towards the singularity only. So if someone says that you ain't coming back from crossing the event horizon, trust them. Look up penrose diagram for a better idea of what I mean.
8:42 are u trying to burn our eyes afeter we see all balack
lol
We have not found any ways to escape a black hole but don't give up yet.
Great video 👍🏻
If I remember correctly, not all black holes are the same. Big ones and little ones. Some with greater tidal forces and some with less. Pretty sure I read that there are (theoretically) black holes with such weak forces that if a person (in some sort of death-proof capsule i guess) flew close to the singularity it would be uncomfortable or a bit painful at best. I'll try to find the link
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Narrator: "Billions of nonillions of kilograms"
Me: why don't you just say Duodecillion? 1 Billion Nonillions is 10^39, which is a Duodecillion.
Alyssa H. Who does math and summer what the flip
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The Red & Blue Guy What do you mean
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I've never watched Star Wars before, but I do plan on watching it, and if that's how it ends, ur gonna get a lot of crap for spoiling it like that.
Thats a rip
BuT wHy tHe sEmIcOlIn
What will happen to a terminator in black hole?
Termination.
He will hold his thumb up. Indefinitely... Then probably be rebuilt elsewhere.
He ain't coming back this time, that's for sure
Who knows inside the back hole could lay all the answers we crave... The creator of the universe could have put all the answers somewhere he knows no civilization could ever go. He could have put this stuff Inside a black hole. The reason black holes seem not to make no sense is maybe its acting as a keep out mechanism for multiple civilizations
Adam Warrington maybe but i saw this documentary about space and that and this astrostologist said the if you can enter the black hole at a certain speed and angle you would be able to travel space. like a hyperdrive from starwars but you also travel time aswell with now controll over your destination and the year you come out.
@@ashvinahluwalia2382 yep. You'd be traveling on the edge of the event horizon. Getting to very high speed, thus slowing time.
When you get sucked into a black hole: welp, now i went back in time. time for a history lesson I guess.
You can only go forward in time. Black holes bend time causing it to speed up when it gets close. So you can orbit a black hole and then enjoy future tech.
Why would you think you go back in time by entering a black hole?
What if you when into a black hole found a way to get outside of it could you time travel because the black hole manipulates time
TankTeam Okay, well, if we disregard the fact that getting out is impossible and that getting out alive is impossible squared, also not counting in the spaghettification you'll encounter as your mass stretches around the Event Horizon, you would not only see the back of your head directly in front of you (space-time bends), you'd be able to see the past, present and future, only that you wouldn't have the time to do it. So you're kind of right in a way.
You would not be able to go back in time, but technically, yes you would. Although, you just have to ignore the absolute absurdity of the situation.
Watch pbs spacetime how time becomes space inside a blackhole.
You could walk into any timeline
5:20 or it might instead become a neutron star instead of collapse it will expand and the core will become neutron star
It’s more impossible to escape the friend zone than a black hole.
But how!
Inside the event horizon time stops, you wouldn’t be able to even be pulled in by gravity
You know you can go into black hole, But only once
Saahil Dhania, but then what happens...
Once you go black hole, you never go back hole.
what if the whole universe is just an atom for something much larger than all of us
imagine a universe is just a germ
I’m way too high for this shit right now
Vincent The Great Molina Then it just is.
"`Can You Survive In A Black Hole?!" Well, since we can only speculate what a black hole actually is...the answer would be a very strong "we don't know"
Well, no, math is math, math works, and the meaning of the term is pretty straightforward: "some amount of mass in a small space", there's no speculation about that. So the answer would be a very strong "We're pretty sure what will happen, but to be more specific, we need to experiment on an an actual black hole"
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My father and his dad are bald, some of my uncles on my father's side still have all their hair (47 - 55 years old). My maternal grandfather never started losing his hair until his 50s. Maternal uncles are bald. Dear God, give a generation a break.