Michio Kaku: We FINALLY Found What's Inside A Black Hole!

Hello Everyone, in this video we are going to talk about the big revelation done by the famous 76-year-old theoretical physicist Michio Kaku about what is actually inside a black hole ?

Black holes predicted by Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, have long been considered one of the most enigmatic features of our universe. While we have been able to observe their effects on nearby objects and understand their theoretical properties, the question of what lies within a black hole's event horizon has remained unanswered for decades. However, in recent years, theoretical physicist Michio Kaku has made groundbreaking revelations that offer tantalizing insights into what might exist inside the supermassive black holes.

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Chapters

00:00 - Intro
01:17 - What are black holes?
03:12 - First real image of a black hole
04:05 - Three Layers of Black Hole
05:33 - What is inside a black hole?
10:00 - Can we travel through wormholes?
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[trafyknits]

The bummer about all this exotic, mind-boggling discovery is we'll never get to that other universe. If it's really there, it's off limits to us. But, if we ever truly prove there's an other universe, then it's no longer a "universe" it's a "multiverse". Either way, I still have to clean my bathroom and do the dishes.

[sandpitwtfover]

It’s spinning round because it is taking particles/anti particles because of their spin, opposite spin of hole gets blasted out as hawkings radiation. It moves faster than light hence you can’t see it…. As much energy as the star emits is needed to collapse the blackhole it creates. Stars create information blackholes clear information. Ta

[robert]

When this guy protested the launch of NASAs Cassini Space Probe in 1997...then went on to a long history of antinuclear activism, I gave up on him. He just loves the camera.

[craigcalgarydude]

I find this some stars when they collapse end up as neutron stars, still a solid body just very dense but light can still escape its gravity. Wouldn't a black "hole" still be a solid object just so dense that its gravity doesn't let light escape?

[KowBoySpace]

Dont think it be much fun to visit tbe alternate universe where the laws of physics are all opposite. Although light beams coming from my eyes would be cool, the atoms of my body hating each other and repelling might not work out

[CRayBeats]

Nothing is eternal. You can't destroy nothing. What do you think came first? Thought or matter?

[viralheadquarters]

If there is an infinite number of universes some of which are similar to our own, then it's not a stretch to think that in one of those universes there is a version of us that works for a space exploration company and had the technology to travel into a black hole and come out on the other side in our universe, unharmed, not far from our planet. Then that version of me would have made it to Earth and came searching for me just to see how how major or minor the differences are between the two universes.
In an infinite number of universes, such an occurrence should actually be pretty common and we should all bump into a version of ourselves from another.
Since this has not happened in an infinite number of universes I can only surmise that it does not exist.