Scientists FINALLY Sees What’s inside Black Hole!

For a long time, astrophysicists thought it was completely impossible to look inside a black hole. But now, for the first time, researchers have been able to show that looking inside black giants is possible. It is probably only a matter of time before we finally clarify what is really going on inside a black hole.
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[wdd]

The name is clickbait. Scientists don't actually "sees" what's inside a black hole. 12½ minutes of our lives are spent describing black holes in general, then it is suggested that eventually scientists may be able to see inside one.

[veronicastewart]

I was rather hoping to hear a black hole, since you mentioned the sound waves. Too bad.

[RealMelodyBlue]

I used to love this channel until they started click baiting. I don't recommend watching them anymore.

[aniruddhamukherjee]

We are not able to see inside a black hole, because light and/or radiations in the detectable spectrum is not allowed to be emitted from the black hole. Also due to the huge gravitational effect it causes the time anomaly as well. However this does not mean that the singularity does not allow anything to escape. It does, and that's where the concept of white hole comes. As information cannot be destroyed it actually is inversed at the other end of the black hole and causes an inversed mirror image of the universe on the other side of the black hole (depends on how much information it could obtain from the mother universe). So basically the white hole will puke out the information gathered by the black hole through the white hole though in an inversed way.

[georgeclark]

Great, looking forward to seeing what is there

[timothy]

Black space itself is cold resistance and doesn't hold light. Light is absorbed as heat. Heat is thermaldynamics. All mass is heat. Heat is the cosmic speed limit in equalization to cold resistance. Heat is quantumized singularities outside of entanglement of mass. Electricity is heat releasing in quantity. Frequency multiplied. If you shine light at cold resistance, it passes through in avoidance patterns spiraling as frequency.

[jasonparmele]

Shoot a rocket with a camera and bright lights inside if you wanna see

[lvuyk]

The inner black hole is a bunch of strings compressed by the oscillating Casimir pressure . (Q.FFF Theory)

[stevefaure]

Robot voice and false science clickbait titles. See ya later

[UjjwalTennyson]

There's an error in the title of the video. It should he 'See' instead of 'Sees' as Scientists are plural, so we must use plural verb too.

[cccspokesmanandcofounder]

Black holes will be the key to so much more.

[ItzYerBoivRevxngeful]

Contrary to popular belief, you cannot actually see anything inside a black hole. This is because black holes possess such a strong gravitational force that they consume all light that enters their vicinity. In fact, the gravitational pull is so immense that not even light, the fastest thing in the universe, can escape its grasp. This phenomenon is what makes black holes invisible to the human eye, and it is also the reason why they are called "black holes" in the first place.

[danieljsm]

Background explanation step by step inspires confidence for the discovery of further clarity in unraveling this mystery of this collapse of mass of matter into a probable dimension of singularity. We still have to wait and work on scientific and astronomically focussed explorations to get the reality of this mystery..

[ahmadkoopal]

I think our scientists will come up with mathematical formulas that precisely describe what happens inside a black hole. But then, ... will our minds develop the understanding that it was always next to us and needed more than just eyes to see.

[ItzYerBoivRevxngeful]

This video may seem enticing with its sensational title, but it's important to remember that its content is mostly speculative. While the creator does touch upon some aspects of truth regarding black holes, a majority of the video is dedicated to an imaginative exploration of what it would be like to see inside one. Although this can be entertaining and thought-provoking, it's crucial to approach such content with a critical mindset and not accept everything as factual information. Always consult credible sources for accurate information on complex scientific topics like black holes.

[markhonea]

We can't describe the singularity because it is always continuously gaining mass, correct?

[robertschmidt]

Why are they not using infrared device to see the hole? It's gotta produce some heat as it spins. Baby steps I guess. I really want to hear sound from a black hole.

[markhonea]

Wouldn't the pressure waves from a black hole be replicated the same as a gravitational wave or felt as a gravitational wave? In fact wouldn't pressure waves from that source and of that nature just be gravitational waves?

[markhonea]

L so let me get this straight, a black hole's Event Horizon is expanding outward at the speed of light, correct?

[CHIEFtokingBLUNT]

Not a spec of new data in this video.... shame....flagged