Is TON-618 the Largest Black Hole in the Universe? [OOTW]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2019
- TON-618 has become a hot topic in the study of black holes in recent years as it sits as the most massive known in the universe. This hyper-luminous quasar shines with the brightness of over 140 trillion of our Sun, and its light and radio emissions have reached us from over 10 billion light years away. Today, we will be taking a look at this beast's profile and analysing the facts, theories and competition, as well as the doubts over the understanding of this abnormal quasar.
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When you realize that mankind hasn't even traveled any farther than the moon
@@bledlbledlbledl this species won't make it far enough. The only thing that could revoltionate and make it really far is: AI. Artificial intelligence robots. They're easily replaceable, more robust and can be backed up therefore perfect for exploring spaces. I don't get why humans try to get humans out there when biological beings are so out of this place in this void.
@@bledlbledlbledl You do realise it's only just been about 100 years since mankind invented something that could even get close to the moon? The invention of planes was the closest thing back then. It's no surprise that we haven't been any farther than the Moon. However, the way technology is going right now, we should be visiting other planets in the next 20-30 years.
@@bledlbledlbledl oh no I did get it, it just wasn't that great
@@bledlbledlbledl why did u remove ur comment? im guessing it was a dumb comment
@@kirom9795 no, it was just a pun... but the replies made it obvious that people were just going to pick it apart, so why leave a joke up there if it isn't going over well?
That Space Engine footage is awesome.
It’s been such a revolution for me, really allows me to capture the visuals I want, as opposed to being restricted to stock footage. Combining the two has made my projects feel way more rewarding too :)
@RaptureAuscultation I guess it's the paid version
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As always, the cameraman did a great job of capturing all the black holes and quasars for us to enjoy. Magnificent work, my dude.
@BLUE CACTUS STUDIOS MEMORY - I fear no man. But that, *thing* ... it scares me.
@Gone to Bitchute :P wha-
No shit Sherlock.
Cameramen are very overpowered
@The Blue Cactus Studios | Memory UY SCUTI: Am I a joke to you???? 😄😃🤣🤣😂😄
@@costco_pizza You do realise this black hole makes UY Scuti look like a tooth pick right?
TON 618: I am the biggest black hole
Some random black hole at the other end of the universe that we cannot see : aren’t you just cute
Balu Bendalam I mean...think about this with me for a second.
As Super Massive Black Holes grow and grow, their illuminosity fades right?
We've (as in humans in general) located a ~60 Billion Lightyear Void.....what if...and that's a HUGE if....these voids....are what I call Utter Massive Black Holes?
J Sang No? I'm sorry but that's my speculation. Claiming a speculation is wrong must mean you have evidence to prove it wrong.
So please, go right ahead and explain your 50 point essay with a 2 hour presentation on how I'm completely wrong and how you are right....
Exactly....you can't....
A speculation is a speculation...not fact....
Keep quiet
J Sang I didn't give a flying fuck if you were joking, I'm tired of internet trolls
J Sang probably some k pop stan or something, they’re weird like that
@@amerizoz8492 The size of the observable universe is 46 billion light years, so we have not located 60 billion light year voids. Also, we can see through voids, they are therefore not black holes. Thirdly, if they were black holes, their gravitational pull would have consumed the whole observable universe already.
There's always something bigger and badder somewhere out there in space ;D
yeah like SDSS J140821.67+025733.2 = 3*ton618
an addition to your sentence: because everything we've discovered so far is inside the observable universe
Ivantsiv Rostyslav in mass or size?
What the big nuff
wait im not bad. Im actually very nice. Everything around me is attracted to me .
Watching these gives me the same problem I had in university cosmology- the sizes, densities, speeds and distances become so great, so unimaginably huge, that it’s tough to keep any sort of model in your mind. There’s just no frame of reference - even the ‘single sand in all the oceans and beaches on earth equal one galaxy’ descriptive phrase is too much. But I still try to comprehend it because understanding the unknown like this is so utterly appealing to many of us. Keep up the awesome videos SEA 👍🏻
What else did you study in university?
i remember one of our teachers told us that if you imagine the actual earth as ton-618 then earth wouldn't be bigger than a penny, i'm not sure about the accuracy but it sure did blow us away
Just divide it in half, silly. Simple.
Haha, yeah right...
@@c.b2644 if earth were to be made into a black hole than it would be size of a pepnny,the analogy is completely wrong. If ton were the size of earth,earth would be the size of a silican crystal smaller than a grain of sand
@@apetogetherstrong4243 yeah that sound more like it, i did say i wasnt sure about the accuracy.
There’s always a bigger fish
- Qui-Gon Jinn
Fish? Mesa likes fish
Wise words by a wise man
@@TheVeloSPED What about UY Scuti? I wonder how big and scary this black hole would be next to the mighty UY Scuti.
@@costco_pizza it would swallow UY scuti
Why would you say that
It's frightening to think that some, if not most of the things in our night sky are probably really different than what we see due to the absurd distances in space
Perhaps, outside of our Galaxy, the universe has evolved into something completely strange and we're still seeing the echoes of a distant and forgotten passt
Oh shit wait fr....
If it helps, *OUR* light will generate the same questions elsewhere.
Unless we figure out how to travel faster than light, or find something like a scifi wormhole, we aren't going anywhere. We're just going to have to keep watching.
love these vids
Thank you so much! 🙌💙
Pinky why are you whatching this lol instead of Fortnite
Pinky Bruh
Epic
@@neelenmcm9552 why are you watching fortnite videos instead of learning how to spell?
Some things are just so gigantic we might never truly comprehend their size.
Same thought applies to smallness... just as impressive to me
Our brains can’t even really comprehend the size of the solar system much less other cosmic bodies that dwarf anything we can imagine
@@jhinzoIV Exactly dude, you could even go as far as to say that most people can't truly comprehend the size of things a few kilometers big, take mount everest for example, so anything bigger than the earth is just mind boggling to try to really get a good grasp of at all
@@danielbarton1161 Now that you say that, true
We can only comprehend size by our own experience and space is way beyond anything we can ever comprehend
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It is iconic
Its the largest black hole
It is luminous
Yet its name is just ton compared to sagitarrius A
Kilogram also sounds pretty impressive compared to a metric ton
Long story short Sagittarius A* just sounds cooler than its well known abbreviation Sgr A*. Tonantzintla in reference to the Tonantzintla Observatory in Mexico and its registration in the Tonantzintla catalogue is just not too cool when spoken out loud, lol.
I'd like it renamed to CHONK
The Uncle that dosen't touch you yes plz
@@theunclethatdoesnttouchyou I prefer Gary
The universe needs to stop and take a seat. The awesomeness is just too much to handle.
“And then some” bruh that’s a little bit more than just some
Robert Bringoth Lol, right.....
@@sirjackjackal1042 "And then more"
and we: fuckin can`t handle the truth.
The awesomeness of the God that created it is just too much to handle.
I'll be feeling like going postal; hurting others, hurting myself, and then this shit comes on and I'm subdued.
You really have no fucking clue how much these videos mean to me. Thank you.
**laughs in Great Attractor**
The great attractor is terrifying. Maybe one day we can figure out what it is.
@@kevray A hyper-ultra-mega-massive Black hole, that dwarves entire galactic clusters :)
@@KaiserMattTygore927 Most likely, but we don't know, and likely won't ever know since our own galaxy is in the way so we're unable to observe it. Maybe it's a tear in spacetime and everything is falling through it into the interuniversal medium of the multiverse!
Jørgen A wow great theory. Like a multiversal rift
@@wilfred5820 That's not a theory, it's a hypothesis. But yeah, thanks ^^
I just love how Sea dives into philosophy in some of his videos... It's unique and amazing
Mercury what’s that lil thing next to ur name bro?
@@charliecasson1643 That is SEA's channel logo. I got it, because I support his channel
It gets bigger and badder.
Able559 Pun intended?
It’s like Regular Car Reviews, but with space
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Regular Star Reviews
I have no clue on how to solve the maths or physics but this shit dope af!
Black hole + some other black holes + extra stars + big nebula = rilly rilly big black hole.
A Frustrated Gamer If I did want to research this, how should I go about it?
curiositystream dr jim al khalili has an excellent series about fundamentals of physics, General Relativity, QM and thermodynamics as they all interact somehow. I enjoyed it personally.
@A Frustrated Gamer this reply is simply one of the smartest and most patient explanation I've read on the internet. First, thank you for taking the time to explain in pedogogical detail some concepts. I started getting back to studying physics a year ago on and off and I'm mind blown by how deep the Newtonian mechanics shaped our philosophy of Nature. We have our own (wrong) common sense and (limited) intuitions but on top of that primary to high school programs favour teaching amd explaning classical mechanics (for both lazy amd practical reasons) so almost everyone ends up absorbing Newtonian mechanics as an ansolute Truth and the metaphors through which we can "understand" Nature. When you start learning modern physics all of that must be undone, first, and boy that's hard because Newtonian physics is so deceively "comfortable". Are you a phD student? do you work in the field? do you have online courses or a YT channel about that? I think you have a real gift to bring this to people just discovering QM amd GR :)
oh btw Humble Bundle is currently offering for $15 a huge collection of math amd ohysics textbooks. fyi.
Cheers!
@A Frustrated Gamer i think when an object is compressed, at a certain point the escape velocity on it's surface becomes equal to the speed of light and beyond that not even light can escape, it's called the schwarzschild radius of that object. Furthermore, space itself can travel faster than the speed of light without violating the laws of physics as there is no particle going faster than light. The gravity of the black hole collapses the space around it and at the event horizon it is collapsing at the speed of light so no light could escape beyond the event horizon. Beyond event horizon, it is collapsing faster than light speed just like we cannot see the rest of the universe beyond the observable universe because space is expanding faster than light speed and hence, the light beyond that point cannot reach us.
With all the dark matter around us I'm beginning to think the entire universe is inside a universal black hole.
that would explain the expansion of the universe... And maybe the big bang was just the huge black hole dying from when it was a huge star... It would also explain why light can't escape the universe.
But what is a black hole if there’s no matter for it to exist in? It’s just itself.
What if the universe is inside a butthole of a chimpanzee, wouldn't that be fascinating?
@@jansenncuber8009 there are videos theorizing that this universe is just a black hole, getting its matter from another universe outside. Same thing for the black holes we observe today, they could contain their own universes inside as well
I thought that as well.
I find it sort of poetic that even though humanity will never ever come into contact with another civilisation since everything is so vast and far from eachother, that there are civilisations out there also observing this giant black hole from across the universe.
The earth is flat and man will never break the sound barrier.
@@davedave1064 what is wrong with you
@@Apple-mg6jrYou say we will never come into contact with another civilization .and now you can't figure out my post to you. Wow you are not exactly the brightest bulb on the net are you?
You can only speculate on whether or not life exists beyond earth. Life existing on earth was astronomically impossible, more so in the ever-expanding and dangerous outter space
@@davedave1064 becuase my original comment is a statistical fact yours is a made up theory
2 words to describe black holes?
*nightmare. fuel.*
thats not very nice :(
No no
2 words right here
Fucking Loud
@@Ton-he7hs Your not going to eat us are you?
Ex. Girlfriend
Actually the name "galaxy" is a misnomer, There are only black holes and their accretion discs, in one which we happen to find ourselves in.
The channel could not be doing better, im only a few minutes into the video and its as amazing as ever. Keep up the great work!
The future of this channel is bright, and I can't wait to see what it holds
@Jean-Paul Teitu II 8 months late to the party, sorry m8
@@Solusssas bright as a quasar?
This is one of my favourite astronomy, / Astro-physics shows. Accessible and informative; visually impressive, whilst remaining relevant to the topic, instead of irrelevant stock footage. Truly fascinating 👍
I love that you queestion whether we are even equiped to understand what we are looking at, this shows a truly scientific mind, keep up the good work!
It's good to come back to this channel a year later and see that it has grown and branched out. It's good to see you again Sea.
It can stay 10 billion light years away thank goodness.
Been binging you videos the last few days. You are an awesome creator, thank you so much for your content.
Ive been subed to this channel for years these guys explain some amazing stuff, and has upped my study on astrial phisics.
They dont like anyone disputing much, but they are not afrade to expand on a topic if they find it relivant.
Thank you to this channel and who runs it, please keep up the videos.
I watch a ton of videos on this stuff but your presentation is unsettling in that way that makes me realize my jaw has been hanging open throughout the video. Well done.
a TON of videos xD See what u did there
@@Ton-he7hs What are you doing in the TH-cam comment section?
@@kaiserreichtangle3120 why discriminate? Ultra massive black holes can have interests too.
@@yowaddup5649 Shut up.
@@kaiserreichtangle3120 no u
Just became a new member and i love space and all she hides from use.
The Last Grim Reaper 💙💙💙 thank you so much!! The support is so appreciated 💙
Did you just assume the universe's gender?
@@deansnipah2895 universe-chan is best waifu. Change my mind.
@@ALPHACIPHER lol
If black holes are the kings of the observable universe, TON-618 has to be its emperor.
though, this may seem like it could be reckoned, since a new Black Hole Candidate, Phoenix A, is now estimated to be larger than Ton-618.
Truly amazing. Mind boggling. Hard to wrap your head around the size and distance of these things. It’s like trying to understand infinity
TON-618 Now Attends overeaters anonymous meetings in Florida.
VY Canis Majoris - I'm the BIGGEST star in the observable universe! 😀
UY Scuti - Dude... Hold my beer 🤨🙄
TON 618 - LMAOFF! Aaawwww aren't you two guys CUTE!! Bless your little hearts 🤣🤣
The Observable Universe - Kids! be quiet back there!
@@prana2231 The entirety of the Universe: Listen here sunny!
@@JAMIT87 mr multiverse sits back sipping tea
Your mom:: shut up you kids.
who knows how many light years away some black wholes way bigger be like
"wtf they talking bout? they a f*cking atom compared to us"
Love love looooove your videos!! What an amazing channel I always tune in and go back to watch previous videos :) thanks for all your hard work it’s very much appreciated!
I like how you talk about it in the past-tense. It really makes the point that distance = time. 👍
The clarity in which you present and deliver information is great. Truly enjoy your videos! I'm a fanatic for black holes.
"I'mma firing my laser" - TON 618
Bwaaahhhhh
A man of culture
Holy shit that’s an old one
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Browly :3
One of my best decisions was subscribing to this channel , it is such a wonderful experience of information about above and beyond
Absolutely mind-bogglingly fascinating. Thank you so much.
I've actually never heard of this black hole before until now. Nice work mate!
#roadto200k
Keep up the great work sea! Loving your recent commentaries.
It said the vid was 4 hours ago and your comment is 5?
Nobody:
Black Holes: LEMME TOUCH THAT SPAGHETT!
Gibberish
Wow. Brilliant, informative and very interesting. Keep up the great work 👍
Great video, always a good watch, keep up the good work.
As always the perfect presentation of something that is very hard to digest and even less to understand when presented by some other famous astronomers. Your presentation is very much revealing and educative because you stick to ordinary language understandable even to us lawyers who usually love to complicate the things. Thank you and best wishes.
This channel is better than all the “professional” and dumbed down ones on the subject I’ve seen. Massive kudos my man.
I live the narrative style as well.
Love this channel. Great work sir
Love your vids dude. You should do more videos on obscure space topics!
Congrats from France! I love your videos, even if my english is good, it’s a bit hard to understand specific space english, but i get the message and i really like the way you think, the way your brain works. Continue like this mate
First frenchman I met who speaks English.
[4K] (IMPOSSIBLE) "TON 618" by Arctic and Pooch 100%
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I binge watch your channel all the time its so great
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7000 km/s omg thats more than 2% speed of light. incredible
Sounds passive aggressive but okay...
Do you know how kilometers work? Or how fast light is?
@@lapischickensure, i am european! speed of light is 299792 km/s. So do you know "how percent calculation works"?
@@ASDF-xl7ep I have read your comment one more time and now it all makes sense. I thought you meant 102% when you said 'more than 2%'
I am very dumbfounded, take my apologies.
@@lapischicken lol yes. now you understand it right ;)
As much as I love the topic of the universe it's size in relation to us is beyond comprehension. It really shows how small and insignificant we are. The wonders that we may never see because of its scale.
This is all the. Questions I've been wanting to know i. use this a lot for my spiritual work thank you so much love n light to u ❤️😊😊😊.
Are you a physicist? Your videos are extremely educational , very interesting, and I love to watch them. keep putting them out there. I'm always looking up.
Incredibly well done.
I love these video’s. They are so interestingly cool. Looking forward to the future of ur channel. It’s going to be bright
Edit: wow this is the most likes I have ever got. Thanks
Unlike that black hole
@Enter the Bragn’ how....?
Video's what?
@Enter the Bragn’ I don't know too much about the mathematical properties of black holes, but when these physicists say something like infinitely dense they could mean just really, really dense. Take a neutron star,whereas a teaspoon of it's matter can possibly weigh as much as a mountain. It's atoms being so crunched together, therefore they use"infinitely dense"as more a term to describe something rather than a literal sense. Then again, I'm no physicists. These things make perfect sense to me, even without the math part. Spacetime might actually be something physical when considering things like the Alcubierre warp drive,where spacetime would have to be expanded/contracted using vast amounts of negative energy (if that can be found) for interstellar travel. Also,it is said when a black hole is formed the theory of general relativity ceases to govern and the laws of quantum physics take hold. How can this be nonsense?
@Enter the Bragn’ I seen your name pop up on other space video comment sections,and I don't think you totally believe what you said, you might be too smart. You might just be stirring the pot 🍲🍲🍲
The history of our exploration of Space proves there’s always something far larger.
Absolutely 😂😂😂
There is always a bigger fi- black hole.
If there is, please scientists name the next biggest black hole something badass not just some words and random numbers
Wow, great work!! Thanks!!
TON-618, the “absolute unit” of our observable universe.
it's cool to see how successful your science stuff has become, GG bro
This is what i loved. I admired the complexity of our UNIVERSE. and the images that come to imagination. nice video!
quite the essay ! Loved it!!!
Great video - mindblowing scale.
Been enjoying your videos more and more.
You and Godier or Astrum should do a collaboration video.
I adore learning about space. I am simply envious that I will never be able to explore it, that I foolishly gave up my opportunities to go to college and study the cosmos.
I am always struck with awe and wonder when I hear of these things, when my primitive brain struggles to comprehend the greatness of what we have discovered.
Keep up the good work, keep exploring these subjects and allowing those like myself to tremble at the sheer scale of the universe, to gaze out, albeit metaphorically, into the void.
Yeah, it's a little sad. All of us who want to see space in its full, unfiltered glory but we will never reach another star in our lifetimes, or multiple lifetimes for that matter.
With JWST out there makes me curious what its going to observe👍
Props to all the people involved in all types of discovery observation👍
Beautiful job dude, entertaining as always
Ive caught myself saying “as such” in regular conversation cause of this channel.
I diagnose you with British
because*
cause is a noun
JeuϟPater thank you, I feel like I’m the only one who knows this
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@@jeupater1429 'cause** ; nobody actually uses apostrophes on social media, stop being so pedantic
Blows ,me away every time I've only watched this and all SEA vids bout 100 times 😊♣️⚫⚫⚫
I remember my young me, seeing the first comparison of a gib black hole and the solar system. I felt weird. Now I love to see such videos^^
This video is making me happy love cosmos so much :)
I have been watching and learning every day something new..
Ok Kumar
I absolutely am on the edge of my seat to see the continuation of space with James Webb!
It's exciting, but also SLIGHTLY unnerving to think what else could be out there… However, I'm in the "I can't wait for the next discovery or the better telescope to come online" camp so we can all see better and learn even more!
Yo! Please could you make a video on Magnetars! They seem pretty cool and interesting :)
Somewhere 10-11 billion lightyears away, an observer is observing our galaxy's quasar
Hopefully.
Erm. No. It doesnt quite work like that. Were seeing that quasar 10 billion loght years away, so 10 billion years in the past, plus or minus the universes expansion in between.
@@remisteele8904 It's still the same quasar. Just earlier.
@@ChinnuWoW our galaxy could very well have not existed that far back, or atleast in a recognizable form, nor can we know what quasars, if any, it held. Thats what i was getting at
@@remisteele8904 If they're 10 billion light years away from us, then yes it does work that way.
Just finding your channel. Subscribed✔️
I want to know who took the scales up there to weigh the thing, mine max out at about 25 stone.
😮🤓 great vid , thanks
yo i love these videos because quite frankly space is soooo fuuuuucking cooooooool
Mick Jagger: hammer time!!
You: no, its pizza time
Tom Arnold Who says?
To discover such awesome facts and mind-shattering secrets of the cosmic abyss require not just highly advanced technologies but also intellectually sharp and inquisitive minds. I do salute our gifted scientists, inventors and discoverers. May your breed continue to survive, succeed and thrive.
Merger of several super massive ones to form this. A giant time dilation to age it into evaporation.
S5 0014+81 holds the record for the largest blackhole in the entire universe before TON was discovered
I expected more outrageous blackholes waiting to be discovered soon
You should make a video about Titan which is the largest moon of saturn :)
Great video as always Sea
Sdss j14??
@@fettah7908 YES what about sdss j14 ???? It is perhabs even bigger than TON618
@@x32i77 TON has 66 billion solarmasses and SDSS J14 has 196 billion so yeahh..
@@fettah7908 but its not confirmed
technically it is Holmberg 15A we are sure its mass is 40 billion suns
ton and ssd black hole mass are only estimation we are not sure about their exact mass
Learning about astronomy and English at the same time! Thank you very much for this video!
Big "hola" from Colombia 🇨🇴✌🏻😁
Very nicely done.
Man I am so glad I found your video. It's so refreshing to hear someone stay with the facts and being honest about the fact we just don't know and in some case just cannot know that much yet. Internet is already full with people half-knowing space stuff to make themselves look smart in conversations.
Wish you all the best for the future.
that thumbnail spooked me god damn
5:57 spaghett
Excellent video 🙏
Great video, thanks.
I think it'll be scarier knowing that we're alone rather than knowing were not.
Its one of the driving forces of the anime "spacecaptain harlock"
Humanity expands across the universe and never finds alien life.
Wich leads to a great depression in this universe sized civilization.
Is it spinning? If so, how large would it's ergosphere be and what would the experience of traveling in it be like? Of course, passing the event horizon would be certain death, but the ergosphere could be navigated. However, it would warp the very *foundation of reality;* bending spacetime itself. Could we survive such an experience at all?
Since the black hole is so big, passing the event horizon would just encase you in a black void all around. The singularity at the centre is the main point of death. But, the singularity defies all laws of physics. It has no surface area.
The last minute of this video gave me goose bumps.
I love your videos!
Greetings from germany! :)
At first I was fascinated by how they were made
Known universe guys , remember the word .
Interested to hear more about black hole size limit, why there is a size limit, and what happens when it is reached.
@7:39 cool ring galaxy in the background