Biggest Blackhole in the Universe Placed In Our Solar System 

TON 618.... Also known as Universe‘s vacuum cleaner

Everytime he uploads a video with the words "blackhole" and "our solar system", it never ends well...

We wouldn't feel any relativistic effects or spaghettification until long after crossing the event horizon for such a massive black hole. It's tidal forces are practically nil.

Anton: lets place the biggest black hole in the solar system Earth: plz no :(

your channel is very unique and relaxing to watch

Placed in the center of our galaxy near our massive blackhole?

No light can escape. But his cursor is going in and out of the black holes. Lol 😂

Anton 618

So I was like "what's that funky little star that keeps whizzing around everywhere?" and of course it was the pointer. :/

I'm about to be one of your patrons. Love the channel mate, glad to donate :D

"Stay outta TON 618, bro. Bad shit goin' down."

"-Anton, if you could materialize your love for science in an object, how massive would it be ? anton: ridiculy tremandesly massiv"

I love it when you put something that doesn’t belong in our solar system here and all hell breaks loose.

Hey Anton, I've discovered your channel one year ago when I was looking for video sabout physics and astronomy cause I love science, especially the science of understanding what's around us. Now I still wait every one of your videos like a 6yo child waits his Christmas presents. You became great, you do great things. Cheers from France. P.S: Thanks if you took the time to read this Anton.

I really enjoy your channel Anton, keep up the amazing work!

Here's something intresting to think about: If you search "Neutrino" on Wikipedia it says they have a mass of approximately 0.120 eV/c2. Now if you take the mass of the Neutrino and divide it by the known mass of the Electron, their mass ratio is almost exactly the same mass ratio as our sun and Sagittarius A*! (the black hole in the center of our galaxy). That is just a crazy coincedence! 😮 The electron is 4.258 million times more massive than the neutrino! (Average masses of the 3 Neutrino flavors)

Wow. I can’t believe something can weigh as much as 618 tons.

That's scary!

"Biggest Blackhole in the observable Universe".

It is a ultra massive black hole

placed in our solar system?

The disk will only form when you have an orbiting system falling into it. For a stationary start, it will go collide directly as there is no impulse for the stars to rotate around at high speeds. Unless they were already doing it and are continuing to conserve angular momentum the disk cannot form and the result shown is actually correct

Another great video. Lovin' this channel. Informative and well explained.

Wow, hold on just a second 5:20 that sounded so extremely wrong I just had to look it up for myself and yeah there is a commonly quoted 50 billion suns theoretical limit. But it's the point when the disc of materials would in outside the roche limit and start sticking together into stars and stuff. A black hole can no longer feed matter from the disc so the primary food source is gone but it will still increase slowly by the microwave background radiation and other random objects hitting it say other black holes. You could have a 130 billion sun black hole if a 50Bsun, 45Bsun, 35Bsun all collided. A black hole can't split apart. Inside a schwarzschild radius, spacetime is curved so for particle moving a the speed of light With all the possible paths if can try to move, all of them will path lead to the singularity For Blackhole to "split" it would mean that the mass left the original singularity and joined the newly created one. and mass leaving the singularity would be impossible under Einsteins General theory of relativity.

If the black hole is that big.... that means the neutron Star was absolutely absurd and the high mass star would be absolute ridiculous

When watching this, a memory of your older videos about the Great Attractor popped in. I wonder if the Great Attractor is actually a black hole so big, it can attract galaxies. Probably not, but who knows.

Yay I was waiting for one of ur videos!

It’s probably even bigger now...

Vid idea: How close could our solar system be orbiting the center of our galaxy but still be a minimal change to us here on earth?

4:20 the schwarzchild radius os the radius at which the escape velocity of an object becomes higher than 299792458m/s (speed of light), not where light can lo longer escape, what you’re reffering to is the “event horizon”

Learning about this thing is probably the only time cosmology has ever scared me.

Anton is all like, "No half measures, Thanos!"

Absolutely astounding I love space exploration

*sees a 618 ton object* .... *runs away*

Great job with the graphics! Perspectives help me understand the science.

Dude your use of the spagetification analogy for the solar system being stretched was marvelous. All the examples ppl use are what people would feel, not solar systems. I haven't gotten an example like this one yet and it was perfect. The planets themselves we're far away so they weren't stretched yet, but the changing velocities they traveled at started changing their formation

Even GOD will think a billion times before messing with TON618

Suggestion: talk about 2017 MB7 is has the farthest orbit kown!

You're awesome bro. I'm not very smart and don't know physics but I LOVE space and how relativity works with massive objects n how time changes and stuff like that. Love your videos!!

seeing the super novae in 3-D is really cool, when the stars are speeding toward TONs o'fun

Wait so its larger than the S5 0014 + 81?

Why a black hole should have a limit?why should fall apart?

10 billion light years away? Phew, was worried for a second there.

Fun Fact: If Ton 618 were to replace the Sun, it would swallow the entire Solar System 11 times over.

Great vid!

2:50 "Energy that is going to be released in a far away galaxy" What the heck are you talking about?

That Stimulator is Wonderful

Luv ur vids Anton keep up the great work!

put that black hole in the center of our galaxy.

Astronomers should never refer to the 1970s as "a really long time ago" lol

I'm actually surprised at how long it took for the solar system to get engulfed by TON618. Looking at the time it was placed (25.10.2015), it took almost exactly a year for the solar system to be completely sucked in (from 22.10.2016 to 26.10.2016). Personally, I thought it would've been a nearly instant destruction.

Hey Anton. Nice video, what software do you use to fly through space and stuff. I know you use universe sandbox for simulation. Keep up the good work

do u think it is possible that our universe is simply the inside walls of one massive black hole and the "great atractor" is merely the direction to the exit?

Say you take two TON 618s and have them merge... how big would the resulting gravitational wave be? ;)

Im just glad you didn't try fitting the biggest black hole in the universe in Uranus on a more serious note damn I enjoy your videos

The scale of space is scary.

Isnt't SDSS j14 BH relatively larger in mass than Ton 618?

Hello wonderful youtuber.

I always find myself stoned watching your vids at 2am. Love your channel

Somehow from his greeting I think Anton knows what video I'll be watching.

How would a black hole fall apart...?

Imagine the size of the star that colapsed to create this black hole

Two thumbs!!!!! You explain things so dummies like me can UNDERSTAND!!! INTERESTING TOO.... GREAT JOB ANTON

What will happen if you place 2 blackholes side by side where you placed this one?

so you placed one of my exes in our solar system...

I think you mean our solar system placed in it

Since i do study physics i was gonna tell you about the «mass limit» and Hr. But as i went down in the comment, people coverd that very well.

Thx for keeping up Universe Sandbox since 4 years i guess

Can you get two equally sized black holes without accretion disks going very fast so that they can then pass very very close to each other's event horizons and yet this event happens without them merging into one black hole? Would each of them "give up material by it being drawn out of them by the other's gravity" ? -- that is, would they spit out matter that would then be appearing from 'nowhere?'" Can two black holes "give birth" by some sort of Sudden Onset Reverse Spaghettificational Anti-Hawking Radiation Storm Burp? Traveling at very near light speed, if a set of stars aligned such that they form a perfectly straight (lined up like billiard balls going into the same pocket) series aimed directly toward the center of a black hole, will they enter that black hole, one after another, in the same entry point, without forming an accretion disk around the black hole? Or does the black hole, despite not having an accretion disk, yet still have spin that will somehow impact any incoming material such that stars are torn apart without getting into the black hole directly? Can spaghettification get lessened down to a process that takes mere seconds relative to the person being sphaghettified? That is if one travels toward a black hole at high speed, could all the stretching happen in an instant instead of torturing one over a longer period of time as one is approaching the black hole?

TL;DR: Black hole mass limit doing me a big confuse Black hole falling apart? Wouldn’t the steep space-time curvature prevent that for happening? It would have to travel faster than the speed of causality or at the speed of causality at a 90* angle to the Black Hole’s surface in order to escape the Black Hole’s gravitational pull, right? Or is it something to do with the fabric of spacetime itself freaking out and forcing the spacetime around the two spacetime caves to move away from each other? Or can Spacetime become so compressed it creates mini-Big-Bang-esque explosions inside the Black Hole with enough to expand spacetime and rip the Black Hole’s innards asunder and fling it apart?

The scale of Ton618 is appreciated even more when you think, if the Voyagers spacecraft, started out at it's center, they wouldn't have reached its edge yet! (They couldn't anyway but this is just to give a sense of scale)

How will Hollywood solve this problem? Can we run away? Hide behind some boxes? What about shoot at it? Obviously, this is such a serious problem we need the guys making movies

Blackholes can't fall apart, so not sure what that means.

Black hole sun Won’t you come Wash the rain away

What kind of space engine was at the beginning? What version or graphics mod is that since that isnt any space engine i know.

Good work AP, appreciated

Why does your space engine look so much better than mine? Is it a mod or something??

I have a black hole that needs filling. 😉

Antov, if you haven't already, you should do a video about all black holes in the universe combining.

I feel like I'm the only one that thinks that when a black hole absorbs something, it just adds to the singularly. I'd get bigger, lowering the overall density, but said other, let's say, celestial body that got absorbed, also had density, adding more density to the black hole

Not as big as my love for her

this guy has no idea what hes talking about...

I got surprised by the stars colliding. I always expected the star density to get lower. Ofc the transversal distances of stars get higher with highetrproximity to the bh, but isn’t that countered by increased radial distances derived from the spagethification effect?

TON 618 accelerates the solar system to over 68% the speed of light.

I cant imagine how big the object was from wich the black Hole was created cuz You need to squeze an Objekt into an object which is as big as one thousand of an sandgrain

I'm glad I was click baited into watching this...that was my screen that click baited me using his font display limitation... I'd watch it anyway, only couple of hours later :D

Imagine how big the sun had to be for this black hole to be created

The thing is a blackhole is mass condensed down to a single point. So it wouldn't make sense if it fell apart because it's all around that one exact point equally and perfectly.

Super massive??? Super massive is perhaps the most insane understatement I've ever seen. Like- this thing deserves a whole new word designated just for its size- and then that word taken and thrown behind a "Super" to describe the sheer size. . _ .

4:38 i thought the schwarzschild radius was the volume a mass had to be in to form a blackhole. Not the radial distance from a gravity source by which lights starts being visably distorted to the "human" eye as indicated by the mouse courser.

Finally you're talking about ton 18, thanks!

"...Yep, everything's gone now." [sad trombone noise]

That is one heavy black hole, TON618 !!!

i want to ask, when you place TONG18, does it's pull happens instantaneously for faraway stars in Universe Sandbox simulation?

this app is my best friend when i am sad or upset. when nothings go well i open this app and lost myself to find a new galexy, new star

How would anything orbit this thing? Also it makes you think about what the great attractor could actually be bc you see Ton-618 and how it pulls all the stars and everything towards it fast but how big could the great attractor be in order to pull all surrounding galaxies towards it

10.4 billion light years! That's why I love astronomy and everything about space because the sheer size is unfathomable. I mean seriously think about it, at a distance of 10.4 billion light years when a single light year is 5.88 trillion miles! 10.4 billion x 5.88 trillion = 6.1152 x 10²²

I want a mini mini black hole in my appartment to clean up my mess

I heard somewhere that Ton 618's event horizon is so big that you could place 11 or 12 solar systems inside of it side by side.

I LOVE space can you see if you can create all of the black holes to collide