STRANGE Light Just Spotted on Other Side of Black Hole

Black holes are already strange as they are. But imagine being an astronomer and discovering a strange light on the other side of a black hole. What does this mean for science and space discoveries? Can this change the way scientists view back holes? Is this amazing black hole discovery the beginning of a new era of understanding for these suppermassive star destroyers?

Topics Discussed/Related:
- Astrophysics
- Physics
- Astronomy

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[CardinalTreehouse]

Please add sources

Edit: I looked into it and the author mentioned does have a paper on this topic, though it's a little over my head.

[TommyC]

Nobody talking about the astronaut bigger than the sun

[ronaldkemp]

@ 6:15 General relativity claims light cannot escape the gravity of a black hole. But if black holes generate a magnetic field then general relativity is wrong. The electromagnetic spectrum is where all light originates. So, if the black hole is generating a magnetic field then it is radiating light.

[jonathandock]

It could also been a gravitational lensing 🤔

[conhorgan]

Wow ....I love space ...but is it behind it, , or bent to look like it

[kingslaympelembe]

Maybe it is in a process of becoming a black hole which is instine's theory that maybe it lived for billions of years.

[JustinRHarris]

I agree to a point here but I have always questioned why the theory is based on a plane/fabric in space showing heavy points like the example they gave. I feel like space is more like looking into a fishbowl except there is neither an up or down. However, items like that of planets that are in some sort or rotation, hold a fixed point due to their rotation and according to their mass, weight, volume, and composition, they can push or pull items in space. Now remove the water concept as a vacuum. If there is no up or down, left or right, forward or backwards and only when in movement is direction applicable, space is endless. A concept greater than we can imagine. 🤷🏾‍♂️ My theory...

[eyedfrenzy]

It was the ancient aliens. Has anyone spoken to giorgio?

[Trentberkeley]

How the fvck can you see behind a hole? Then it’s like not a hole

[GlowBowlPhilosophy]

Thought there would be intelligent conversation in the comments, but instead I found out you have a german problem.

[wayneharrison]

Maybe, it's a train coming the other way... TOOT!! TOOT!!🚇😃