Unbelievable! Scientists Simulate Black Hole-Like Plasma Jets in a US Nuclear Lab Experiment.

Scientists at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory have recreated massive plasma jets similar to those ejected by black holes, right here on Earth! Using a device called a tokamak and an innovative proton radiography technique, they captured stunning details of how plasma interacts with magnetic fields, forming complex jets. This experiment offers a groundbreaking look into the universe’s most powerful phenomena and could change how we understand black holes and other cosmic events. Dive into this exciting discovery and explore what it means for astrophysics.

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[Unknown-ik]

Black hole: starts growing

Scientists: Oh shit

[_Roboute_Guilliman_]

These scientists are either going to launch us into a new golden age of humanity or gonna get us all killed 😂

[BilliamLegacy]

They're gonna mess around and deflate all the dark matter.

[gonzcorreia]

#excellent
Here we are playing with fire!

[Trinity_Light]

"Did you know that scientists have successfully recreated something in a lab that looks like it belongs in Space"?


Me: Their Ego! 😂

[manabouttongue]

These jets have to be moving faster than light. The black holes that produce them are enormous, so their gravity has got to be beastly.

[snookiearriaga]

Did The sciences not think that that would get out of control and suck us all in I wonder cuz that's the first thing I thought about

[Lakeman]

There going to warp space so fast that we’re going to snap back in time to meet a T. Rex munching on his favorite scientist!

[roslyntaber]

Dwayne chéri this video is a pure beauty with so incredible colors chéri ...

[Kyharra]

No doubt we're going to discover something and a split second later it will destroy us 😂

[RexRoberts-hkwj]

Just because you can you never stop to think if you should.

[WesCyr]

What's the acceleration of the protons and did it have enough force to cause propulsion

[orca]

Ooooo my favorite movie references MRT. I always thought it was just a silly acronym. 😊

[danielash]

Taloric current and how did they stop atomic browns waving from the process??

[fattyz]

It can stretch across galaxies but only at the speed of light meaning to get anywhere takes forever

[kaiwhatley]

My cosmology might be a bit rusty, but isn't it it Quasars that "shoot out jets of plasma" not black holes.? ( thought to be the later stage of a black hole)

[thorbartzi]

Creating something that "looks like it belongs in space" is a vague, low bar.

[CommentsProbablyDeleted]

Every day more and more cosmologists embrace the Electric Universe.🎉🎉🎉🎉

[shamkhan]

B4 they did this, did they know that it was something that Wouldn't rip our planet apart? !

[rhls]

everything is in space, we are on a planet in space