This Blackhole is Bigger than Phoenix A #shorts #space #science

In this video, we explore the possibility that S5 0014+81 might be the largest black hole in the universe, even bigger than previously discovered supermassive black holes like Ton 618 and Phoenix A. Recent research suggests that S5 0014+81 has a mass of more than 140 billion times that of our sun, making it an incredibly powerful object in the cosmos.

Join us on this journey through space and time as we explore the latest discoveries about S5 0014+81 and its implications for our understanding of black holes and the cosmos. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to learn about one of the most awe-inspiring objects in the universe!

some clips are from the movie Interstellar, net geographic and Thomas Vanz

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[alphadios]

People still struggle to accept Phoenix A over Ton 618 and you tell them there's already a bigger one?

[Imloosh]

“There is always a bigger fish”

-an Old wise man

[GoofyInuyasha]

Black hole: WAIT WHAT THE
Cameraman: hi

[orangebanana]

When scientists name new planets/black holes, do they just mash their keyboards and call it a day? 💀💀

[AradhanaSingh-jnoy]

Rip ton 618 you had a legendary history and name

[chicagogalaxy]

There’s just no limit on how big these things get

[Neptune]

Ton 618 making a comeback it has around 606Bx suns mass in 2024

[Wiwilliiii]

S50014+81: 40 billion solar masses
TON 618: 66 billion solar masses
Phoenix A : 100 Billion solar masses

[ashrafulgamer]

Phoenix a: atleast my name is not a wifi password

Edit: ty for 45 likes never had that much :D

[noorfadzilah]

S50014+81: hi Phoenix A
Phoenix A: WAIT WHY ARE YOU TALLER THAN ME

[ranker]

Its taking in 4000 solar masses worth of matter every year whaaat the

[Klodovia]

For S5 The Schwarzschild radius of this black hole is 120 billion kilometers, giving a diameter of 240 billion kilometers, 1, 600 astronomical units, or about 40 times the radius of Pluto's orbit, and has a mass equivalent to four Large Magellanic Clouds.

For Phoenix A assuming it is a non-rotating black hole, an immense event horizon with the Schwarzschild diameter of 590.5 billion kilometres (3, 900 astronomical units; 0.062 light-years), 100 times the distance from the Sun to Pluto. A circumference that would take 71 days and 14 hours to travel at light speed.

[abhishankpaul]

My senses tell that we are making a mistake somewhere. A big one

[DrBright]

S50014+81 walks in like the final boss

[ramanbedi]

Phoenix A: I will eat you gargantua Gargantua: oh sh*t

[dc-]

S50014+81 blackhole:🗿

phoenix A:🗿

TON-618:🗿

[Sovietunion]

Bro this black hole is so massive I don’t know what to do if it’s gravity is not strong enough to pull the Milky Way💀💀

[ayikor]

I always thought that Phoenix A is bigger but a black hole that will take me four mins to learn has suprised me

[Doser_ch]

No matter how big a black hole or galaxy it stills fits into our devices.

[Daquavias_Dingle]

I've researched this and S50014+81 is the SECOND largest in space. Phoenix A is still the king 👑

Update: Phoenix A is still growing meaning it may be the biggest forever 😅