How Small Is The Smallest Black Hole in the Galaxy??

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In this video, we will talk about the smallest blackhole we discovered.

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[stopthephilosophicalzombie]

The black hole optical distortions of the vector lines is really cool!

[alphamale]

Anton, you help me sleep with your smartness and your voice, it's amazing

[orangebuilder]

It's pretty funny that such a small object can completely wreck the Solar System.

[mansoorahmednaik]

One of the most amazing space videos I have ever seen. Thanks for making such an amazing video. Good luck

[HDdeadchannel]

Can't even believe that the smallest black hole that we have found can still affect the whole entire solar system!

[wildmanjeff]

love the videos Anton, watch almost every day

[vihaan]

This proves that size doesn't matter

[steampunkastronaut]

Dammit, why every single black hole video has an unexpected jumpscare? I'm not complaining but i really should overcome this phobia.

[milkysky]

Very nice video ^^ greetings frem Germany/Hungary :)

[Texxavy]

What a fascinating video! I truly love it, and I learned so many new and wonderfully hidden things about our world and our universe. Very educational. May I inquire as to what software or telescope you were using for your demonstration? It's extremely effective and helped me to follow along as you spoke. I may want to purchase it as well. Thank you and great work!

[Ma__ti]

Love this video and could u make a video on making a black hole on universe sandbox 2?

[al]

This channel is awesome, why am I just now finding it!

[hawkeye]

Earth : I can run circles around you

Black Hole: Dont be mean to me im just a kid

[mursuhillo]

I mean, sure, they can be small dimension-wise. But imagine one being less than a foot across, just how much matter would it require to take in in order to not collapse (yeah, oxymoron if I ever done did seen one). Hawking radiation is still energy, aka. mass. A black hole is not an infinite being. One will eventually lose enough mass in form of radiation to no longer be able to contain the density, and will in response explode.

[sanjuansteve]

@3:02 When you say its size, you're referring to its average surface diameter? Thx

[vermilin]

So how big would this baby get if it absorbs every piece of material in the solar system ? Does it just gain the exact weight of the solar system?

[fabianfrangella]

Nothing better than a new anton's video after a shitty day at work

You're the best dude!, thank you

[sonnyc]

can these micro/small black holes be possibly used for time travel?

[Oesterreicher]

Hello Anton, I like your videos, but please find a consistent sound level. It changes a lot between videos. Greetings from Austria. :)

[germangonzalez]

We might be confusing it with a neutron star.