Black Holes 101 | National Geographic

At the center of our galaxy, a supermassive black hole churns. Learn about the types of black holes, how they form, and how scientists discovered these invisible, yet extraordinary objects in our universe.

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[NatGeo]

A black hole is a region in space where the force of gravity is so strong, not even light can escape. What intrigues the most about these mysterious objects in our universe?

[TrollProductionsMC]

Wish I could live long enough to see human kind progress into space travelling and find out which secrets our universe holds, which new materials we could find, finding life on a planet, new types of energy, new dimensions and black holes.

[trianglminds]

Incredible to think we're just a tiny microscopic part of this gigantic universe.

[NILOYKARMAKAR]

I love National Geography channel so much because it's a informative Chanel. Many many Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[vladimir]

One of the most beautiful yet immensely frightening things in our universe

[gabriellelara]

I am fascinated by this "universe subject" but I don't think I'm smart enough to study/understand it.

[rbrt]

that’s the scariest and fascinating thing i’ve ever seen, the most interesting question for me is, where do all the materials go when they are being sucked into the hole, and is there something that can escape from this enormous power

[Sioux]

Huge respect to the cameraman who traveled the universe for this footage. 🙏

[gianfajardo]

All the greed and power of people on earth will vanish in just 1 black hole. Life is short guys

Be kind always

[bodhienglish]

In my childhood, I used to get a very strange, terrifying dream, after which I was scared to go back to sleep, fearing the nightmare would return. The dream was like this. Darkness has no mass, as far as we know. But imagine all that darkness condensing, shrinking into a dense mass of body, like a ball, like dough. I no longer have that dream. But when I later read about the blackhole, I could understand the concept very well.

[zangscar]

I just love science when it talks about universe❤️

[lexnite]

This reminded me of how small we are in this galaxy amongst others

[ramugurjar]

Why I haven't teachers like u in my school?
Thanks Mam
U explained very well

[indriyani]

hello My name is Indriyani, I go to school at SMK BAKTI NUSA Bogor Indonesia and I am in grade 11, after I saw the video above, I can see what is happening At the center of our galaxy, how a rotating supermassive black hole is pictured. I also learned about types of black holes, such as how they look like, and how scientists find these invisible but extraordinary objects in our universe. Very interesting video and fantastic knowledge that is very useful. I hope that many students see the video as a learning medium. Thank you.

[slothsky]

Background music is also absorbed by the black holes.

[akshitmalik]

what if a black hole is a portal to an alternate universe

[vanman]

the scariest part even if u get into it and get the information you’ll never be able to tell the information

[khankaka]

2015: Sent humans to mars
2050: sent humans to black hole

[yc_]

2:03 LMAO EINSTEIN CHIEFING ON THAT GOOD HERB IM DEAD

[mindseyefilms]

I LOVE AND CHERISH LIFE . Willing to help others in need when I can .