Brian Cox - A Collision Of Two Black Holes Is Stronger Than Trillions Of Stars🤯😳#blackhole

Prof. Brian Cox explains what happens when two supermassive black holes collide by giving an example of 2 black holes that were about 35 masses of sun each that were orbiting each other. In addition to that he added what will it effect when two black holes colliding at the speed of 1/3 speed of light. Black Hole collision gravitational waves were so powerful that it generated the energy of trillions of stars combined or stars of observable universe. #blackholecollission #supermassiveblachole #cosmology #blackhole

[mateoarteaga]

Its also crazy to think that it happened 760 million years ago and we are just observing it now

[ninjarinzler]

"you can imagine how extreme that collision would be" Bro I definitely can't lol

[eddiewinehosen]

I could listen to Brian Cox talk about space for as long as he's willing to talk about it. The combination of his voice with the enthusiasm is just great!

[JG-ztcg]

I love the curiosity of JR. He goes so easily from pop culture to politics to science to social problems to sports to history to economics, to music, to anything interesting. I love it.

[BostoTeapants]

I love how excited about the cosmos Brian Cox gets whenever he’s talking about it. His passion and enthusiasm for science is just so wholesome

[LexyThomas]

That also traveled a billion or so light-years and finally reached us in 2015 where they were actually able to record the sound (gravity waves) those two holes made. Insane! Just shows you how powerful that event was

[hithereyou]

" its unimaginable, so you can imagine " is the meaning of life

[Mrgasman]

I think i felt a similar violent energy the last time i told my wife she was wrong.

[pallejensen]

crazy respect for brian cox.
that man knows what hes talking about.
the amount of stuff he knows in his field of study in no less than amazing.

learned SO much over time listening to brians stuff here on yt❤

[Alexander-icw]

He’s so good at communicating science. He always finds the most fascinating way to talk about it.

[roquefanego]

That 1/3 the speed of light acceleration into 2/3 the speed of light I a tenth of a second sends chills to my bones

[lollingtoon]

Things like this are just impossible to even comprehend

[iggswanna]

this man has such a soothing and poetic way of speaking about these things, he is an artist

[loloverlord]

I did a google research about "two massive back holes" and found a LOT of very graphic material to work with.

[christopherdonnelly]

I grew up with the voice and authenticity of Sir David Attenborough, then Steve Irwin and now Brian Cox. What a trio

[willavi]

I love his enthusiasm when explaining things seems like such a chill dude

[Paul-gulv]

I can only imagine how unimaginable that is.😂

[MrMaXRisK]

Mr Brian's explanations make you love the cosmic science

[TheSillyDragonfly]

There are no words written or spoken in any language, living or dead, that could accurately describe how both horrifying and amazing something like that would be to witness

[Jimmie-ml]

Brian Cox is such an amazing human being