Massive Discovery: Astronomers Discover Monster Black Hole Jets, Biggest Ever!

Discover Porphyrion, the largest black hole jets ever recorded, stretching a staggering 23 million light-years across—over 100 times the size of our Milky Way! In this episode, we’ll dive into what makes these jets so extraordinary, the challenges they present to our understanding of the universe, and the secrets they reveal about galaxy formation and cosmic evolution. Join us as we explore how this record-breaking discovery could reshape our view of the cosmos!

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:40 Discovery of Porphyrion and Its Unique Characteristics
02:34 Challenges to Current Understanding of Black Hole Jets
03:48 Implications and Future Research
06:25 Outro
06:36 Enjoy

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[sureshtsv]

Wow What a brilliant research of explains great true space galaxies near star hot space in energy

[Leopez]

Do Monster Black hole means the same like Super Massive Black hole and can it eat Stars or even Galaxies in it? I'm just glad to hear it's far far away from Us and hope any Black hole dosen't come to our Solar System! Would you make a video about: "How to see the second Moon in the nightsky?" Black hole videos are so interesting thank you! 😮❤

[powerdudee]

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The Milky Way galaxy is about 100, 000 light-years in diameter. That means light, traveling at roughly 186, 282 miles per second (or about 300, 000 kilometers per second), would take 100, 000 years to travel from one edge of the galaxy to the other.

However, the Milky Way isn't a perfect circle; it's slightly flattened and has a disk-like shape, with spiral arms that extend from the center. The galaxy's thickness is around 1, 000 light-years, though it can vary depending on the region.

[RickPatrick-yt]

Recycling brings everything to it crushes it all down then spits it out to go make another few planets that we will never see lol

[JohnJones-xjjs]

Let's keep rocking my friends and never give up on each other or are would much love ❤️

[ComeonmenIDT]

how is it that "nothing can escape" a black hole, yet obviously it shoots out jets of material ??

[georgequalls]

What are the reasons these jets are so far away? Would nearby galaxies have them billions of years ago, and if so, did they run out of fuel or have some other reason.

[patrickfrensdorff]

My theory is the jets are creations of planets gasses and matter. The more energy comming out the more is created. When something dies it gets sucked back up and recycled.

[pandoraeeris]

Each of those jets could be a galaxy in itself.

[NorthMan-uu]

Why do the jets not get sucked into to the black hole ??

[JohnJones-xjjs]

Let's show the love for each other and never give up on each other or are would or I kids much love 💗

[patrickfrensdorff]

And our universe is way older then 14 bil years. the amount of galaxies and behavior moving in space shows they r. And every 26.000 years we move in a different way in a arm of our galaxy.

[lucifermephistophilies]

I swear they find one bigger and bigger every month. What I don't get is how is it that every time I hear rumor of other physicist tossing around possible theories and then a week later suddenly they found proof of that theories existence when no one had ever heard of any evidence pertaining to it before. It's like the universal model keeps shifting to rumor theories and they pretend like it's always been that way we just didn't see it or something.

[Etimespace]

This supermassive concentrations expanding and emit zillions and zillions expanding dark matter particle all direction.

Sometimes there is pushing out from both poles lot of this kind of expanding dark matter particles and when entropy Works with this jets dark matter with time, there is born new expanding visible matter.


Well, truth is too much for you all 🤣

[koksalceylan]

Just asking, what about all the civilizations and planets in that galaxies what will happen to them?. All destroyed and sterilized?. The universe hates life, bio of enykinde

[skyedog]

Maybe this is the other side of the black hole that creates universe. I have no idea what I'm saying but I mean it 🤔😕

[susanwilson]

It says to me that you can go through it.

[GS-mozj]

Are you saying that it is the nature of this giant radio telescope that you can't even mention a constellation it's pointed at or that has an analog position to this feature you're describing for a human to equate this with any geological features that made him to live in this universe. I suspect that you could be a little bit kinder to ignorant people who don't have the gift and in some way clue them in on how to relate to it unless it was in that opening sentence that the area needed to take a picture like this of a questionable item is so big that there can be no equivalent if so what constellation was the radio telescope in when the feature was described

[plercury..]

yo im one of the planets what's going on

[PollyFriend-ebxb]

Possibly, God, the Creator of all things, just created those unimaginably enormous structures and added them to His universe, and since we don't get to witness Him working though He knows what we can see with our technology nowadays, He made them in His personal workshop and when they were finished He just stepped out and tossed them like seeds across His universe, then opened our eyes and technological statistics after He set them up perfectly arranged by His own design to once again give us humans something to utterly surprise and amaze us, His most cherished and loved creation of all. And frankly, my opinion makes better sense than all of the highly intelligent scientists who seem to believe that they've been there and unseen by the eyes they were created to be seen by when they were first imagined by the Creator.