When black holes swallow reality

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[poipiku]

as a student studying for the mcat rn seeing gray call a bacteriophage a 'crispy frog' creature made my day ;-;

[jeffreywijaranakula]

You can always count on Gray when it comes to games with outer space in them.

[sndk]

I think this is the most educational game gray has ever played

[jimminent]

When the universes became quark-like, I was hit with an existential crisis that I did NOT expect from a GrayStillPlays video

[lavendersun]

As someone who deeply enjoys learning about stuff on the molecular level and whatnot hearing gray call everything stupid names made me laugh

[JustAPersonWhoComments]

As a person who loses their keys every day, I can only imagine how frustrated a black hole must be when it swallows reality

[rustythecrown]

A million Pastafarians cried out in anguish when Gray slurped the noodly monster.

[amppari_]

Fun fact: at 9:58 the Black hole is already as heavy as Earth.

[jacobstory]

A black hole of that starting size would immediately radiate all of its mass as Hawking Radiation, and disappear in a ~~tiny subatomic~~ explosion.

[ImSansDontSummonMe]

I am a student and a master at these molecular pieces and Gray calling the Euglene a "molecular pickle" just made my day 10x better

[Vherstinae]

2:18 Gray, you're actually not wrong. It is in fact pronounced "peek-o-meters."

[Operational]

Someone needs to tell Gray to play Donut County. If he loves swallowing stuff as a sentient black hole, he’ll *absolutely love* swallowing stuff as a remote-controlled sinkhole.

[CinJyxxe]

I was not expecting this game to get super philosophical at the end there. I was just enjoying the mindless repetition for a while.

[Just_Jolly]

" Can I eat the nuts yet? "
-GrayStillPlays
-Time: 8:51

[mb]

17:21 If anyone cares, an AU is an Astronomical Unit, the mean distance between Earth and the Sun, about 150 million kilometres.

Could also be gold.

[sunshadethedragon]

By the way, if someone is wondering why there is germs from earth on Mars In this game, humans may have accidently sent microbes to mars each time they landed a spacecraft; the germs were inside, and could still be alive on mars

[Inotacookie]

For anyone wanting a recipe for hard candy cuz why not: 1 cup granulated sugar 1/4 cup water 1/4 cup corn syrup a drop or 2 of food coloring 1/2 teaspoon flavoring ( if desired)
Notes: DO NOT MIX the sugar mixture AT ALL if you mix it there is a high chance of crystallization. Cool thoroughly before eating. if you do not have a thermometer you can do the cold water test it is when you drip a bit of the hot sugar mixture into cold water search for a chart for it if you wanna use this method.
Step 1: Prepare a baking sheet with parchment paper if you are using moulds skip this step.
Step 2: add sugar water and corn syrup to a medium sauce pan
Step 3: stick in a candy/oil thermometer or you can stick in a meat thermometer every few seconds turn stove onto medium high heat
Step 4: once sugar mixture reaches about 260-265F add food coloring if using. Do not mix the bubbling will mix it in for you.
Step 5: cook the sugar mixture on medium high heat until it reaches exactly 300F immediately remove from heat and if using flavoring add to the sugar mixture DO NOT MIX the bubbling will mix it in for you.
Step 6: pour the sugar mixture onto prepared baking sheet or into the moulds
Step 7: cool and enjoy! Please pin, gray so everyone can see my recipe that may or may not create a blackhole

[chrishernandez]

Btw when the black hole ate the galaxy at 19:50 the middle was called the “Galactic Core”

[thenumberquelve]

Nice nod to the Nested Universe Hypothesis by having the Universes at the end be the same as the Quarks at the beginning.
This game has to be right up your alley. It treats whole planets as *R O O K I E N U M B E R S .*

[lucifersatan]

4:32 Black holes are already essentially doing that by just existing. They are so dense that they sort of invert spacetime, flipping places with time and space.