Scientists Have Just Revealed That Something Massive Sent Out An Echo Into The Cosmos

Scientists have just revealed that something massive sent out an echo into the cosmos. Today, we take a look at what is sending out an echo into the cosmos.

Black holes are unquestionably the most feared and unknown cosmic object in our known universe; furthermore, there is at least one hiding in almost every single galaxy. Sometimes referred to as the “dark hearts of galaxies”, black holes are a subject of fascination for many; at the centre of our very own Milky Way there is thought to lie a supermassive black hole potentially with a mass worth billions of times that of our sun. The scientific term used for these supermassive black holes is AGN....

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[PurifyWithLight]

Every day an earth shattering revelation but yet I gain zero knowledge

[halweilbrenner]

Great artwork. Strange to cut to mummies

[Kitchguy]

Are we even sure they are 'black holes" and not just a bunch of stars, planets, moons, and other floating materials clinging together creating circular openings.

[josephburns]

I am very interested in knowing more about the research of small planets found in the inhabitable zones around their host stars

[bicj]

Narrator at 0.38: "Discovery of a supermassive black hole"

Me: (twiddles imaginary moustache) "Hahaha...how very....a-Muse-ing"

[Krissyawesomenessss]

I was listening to the song black hole sun and this was a suggestion so I began watching this video instead lol 😂

[phatnana]

Shouldn't they really say that these are planets that "may be suitable for life for similar creatures as ourselves?", I mean, the idea that all species intergalactically MUST live on an earth type planet is an assumption, and therefore kind of ridiculous. There are most likely many species of beings such as plasma breathing, methane breathing and carbon dioxide breathing, and therefore, who knows exactly what their world's position to their solar system's star requires?

[nmmtvbc]

"massive"is a very very broad adjective in regards to astronomy...

[salkeld]

Might be Echo and The Bunnymen tribute band.

[bustavonnutz]

Fermi Paradox throws a wrench in all this optimistic numbers play.

[bubamaranovichok]

Three thousand years old and just suddenly died! And I can approve this message. My neighbor who lives in an other galaxy, said it was younger! My other neighbor lives in the Andromedas, said that they were watching that bad boy for more than ten thousand years. So, who can I believe? Believe for that miserable humans, who want to travel faster as the light or the others who were there when this black hole was born? Three thousand year fellas! It’s a lots of time, anyone was a life when it appeared? That’s the problem with science today. Try to change what don’t need to be changed? Einsteins theory was already thrown out of the window, ( not the time traveling window, and not Microsoft window ) history was already changed by the US or just tried? Sorry I have to catch the last wormhole to travel home. My home is pretty far, because I have to go around those wild horse clouds, they are kicking really hard!

[bluejay]

I hate getting roped into your content. Damn that YT algorithm

[charlibaltimore]

Maybe we should just mind our own business and look for the amazing discoveries yet to be discovered on this beautiful, blue marble we live on. The vast wilderness of the oceans and mountains and valleys where no man has been. So much to learn.

[hellstorm]

Ok you have a black hole sucking everything into it's void on one side but if you flip it over does it do the same ...are both sides sucking in matter ???
And if they do then the only place all that mater can go is into another dimension right ???

[stuanhay]

I am open to most things, but IMHO, we have not even started to touch the surface of what is 'Cosmic Physics' It is certainly beyond the comprehension of probably 100% of the population of our planet at this time. From birth, we are taught that everything has bounds, but as far as the universe is concerned it contradicts just about all of the laws of physics that we know and love. I hope that before the end of my days, that someone might be able to describe in very loose terms, how it all works, but I will not hold my breath!

[mechellabella]

Oh the irony it would be if all along we were looking to the stars for answers but what if it was here all along...within ourselves 🧐🤔

[bobbyp]

That was me destroying the infinity stones

[georgezook]

I trust scientific method … and believe that method will answer our questions about the universe

[nyleshintz]

Us as human beings continually learn only as much as we allow ourselves to do so. As funny as idiot/stubborn moments are, those moments limit everyone's potential. Reminds me of Spiderman's Venom, always trying to get Spiderman to think out of the idiot box, chaotic as it may seem to a trained mentality.

[teddycustumz]

Hey. Where did they just reveal this? You must have an insider source to all these announcements