Falling into a realistic Black Hole (VR 360°)

A visual and sound experience based on true general relativity calculations. This video is a bonus to the previous one.

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Alessandro Roussel,

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[mjc]

Feels terrifying falling into an abyss even from my phone.

[amazingfireboy]

Thank you to the camera man for sacrificing himself for this wonderful video!

[kl]

"falling into a realistic black hole"
>looks down
>copyright watermark floating in space immune to the black hole

[innosar]

It's pretty terrifying once you get so close to the black hole. That feeling of isolation, lost, and fear. Damn.. quite unfortunate that we may never know what they really hold inside.

[vortex_master]

Woah. The feeling of dread as the stars begin to stretch and the light around you seemingly fades out of existence is an awesome experience.

[laaaliiiluuu]

I was like "Hey, there is still a star in that black hole, how can that be?" I then realized my monitor has a dead pixel.

[JBeezyForever]

Now imagine this except you’re being spun around at up to 80% of the speed of light, literally being atomized from the friction. But that’s not nearly as cool looking. Great work!

[user]

The music really just adds on to the experience

[PapaFlammy]

The music and visuals together... holy frick, great job on this one!

[noeloikeau]

I'm a physicist, and previously did numerical relativity simulations at the gravitational astrophysics department at NASA Goddard. I just want to say thank you for the public service you've done with this video, and the care you've taken to capture the essential physics. After a few seconds of watching, I smiled and thought "this guy knows his stuff". The VR in particular makes this both science education and a work of art, like a digital monument.

[nickgadsen]

Thanks. That was terrifying. Was really looking forward to the inversion on the other side of the event horizon. Good to know that at the center of every black hole is a credits screen.

[EverwiseAcademy]

Woah, this isn't just a video, it's an experience! 🤯 I legitimately felt my stomach drop. That realistic detail combined with the 360 VR is next-level terrifying and absolutely incredible. Who else felt that pull?!

[PijonMan]

I could feel fear in my stomach with every second of getting closer to the event horizon.

[TheWojtek]

I have never seen such extraordinary simulation - honestly I was amazed and scared at the same time. I will drop by to this black hole many more times - hats off!

[Djbushido]

I absolutely love astronomy, so this was such a nice experience to see and hear the visuals, would love more like this diving into planets

[TheCheezMann]

Black holes are simultaneously one of the most amazing and utterly terrifying things in our known universe. Nothing compares to the indescribable combination of wonder and sheer existential dread I feel at the thought of "falling" into a black hole like this, even through a flat screen. I have been studying black holes since I was about 6 years old, and they have mesmerized and horrified me ever since.

[RayMak]

This is too beautiful!! Even light couldn't pass through

[zoeytrent]

i genuinely felt so much fear. i hate black holes yet i love them, they are absolutely one of my fears, but i am just so fascinated by them that i can't help but to like them at the same time

it drives me INSANE

[RogalikWasTakenMC]

Can we just appreciate cameraman for surviving a black hole and upload a video

[PabloVasquesBravoVillalba]

This is amazing. I actually felt increasingly anxious towards the end of the video. Now I'm seeing it takes a bit more time to recover from that. I need an unicorn chaser.