Black Holes Explained – From Birth to Death

Black holes. Lets talk about them.

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I like how the 2 possible options for falling into a black hole are:
1. a quick death
2. a VERY quick death

[CyberGuy]

When I was a kid, I was deathly afraid of black holes.

I still am now.

[mariasofialuengassalazar]

I love how the concept of death isn't scary in the video, yet its calmy explained, I really love that. Death is part of life and it will eventually happen to all humans, planets, stars, galaxies, black wholes, the entire universe. Although, humans can still witness a lot of amazing discoveries in their life times before we all part.

[jdotoz]

As I read the binding energy curve, fusion into iron does release a very small amount of energy. The problem with iron is that further fusion absorbs energy rather than releasing it.

[LeafyJolt]

How it all started:

Star: *"I have a rumbly in my tummy"*

[chasetoyama]

"Nothing much would happen to Earth, except that we would freeze to death." - Kurzgesagt
I think that's a pretty big change, thank you very much

[Ryoasukas_son]

I used to be scared of stuff like this because it made me think about existence. Until last summer, when I got into astronomy and I realized there was a bigger question to think about 😟

[taterboob]

The idea that the universe will eventually become uninhabitable is a concept that has long scared the crap out of me, but it has also inspired a story that I’m writing.

[CdeCiencia]

If at the end of your life you could be sent into a black hole and fall into it, would you do it? Speaking about a supermassive black hole that would allow you to "see what's inside" without dying... this is a question that always makes me doubt, because imagine you survive and reach the singularity alive. Once you are there, perhaps there is no time. An eternity inside a black hole, but having satisfied your curiosity, knowing what's inside...

[Grandflea]

Nokia: *Goes near a black hole*


Black hole: *Now this is an avengers level threat.*

[hktipob]

It was an interesting video talking about one of the most fascinating phenomena in the universe, the black hole. Visualizing it like this makes my spine a little chilly. Black holes are amazing.

[nicolwolfsinger]

A lot of people were watching a supernova ready to explode, had waited there a long time, but nobody told them the channel wasn't being updated and they missed it. I wonder how many other channels experienced that.

[tulam]

BRUH.. This vid was made 5 years ago and is still as good as the videos that are made in 2020 :p

[Kitaros_Anxious]

In a nutshell: "To escape a black hole you need to be faster than light."

Me: *puts thruster on flashlight*

[keeganlegge]

the noise the particles make makes me satisfied, been watching for a while and it's really cool benn using the info for school work so thx

[crgrhpq]

Very helpful. Needed this for my school project. Would not have survived without it. Kurzegesagt is next level!!

[ytdemongaming]

me: *throws a Nokia phone in black hole*
black hole: *blows up*

[flumpyyyy]

Scientist 1: how should we name this Black Hole

Scientist 2: I have an idea
*Slams on keyboard*

Scientist 1: give this man a raise

[KiraVu]

4:13 I think now we have found 2 black holes that are bigger than S5 0014+81, which are Phoenix a & Ton-618, respectively.