No. Maturity is when you realise that you are wrong as the universe is just 13.8 billion years old. And if you really are mature then you'll just accept it instead of replying me with some non-sense.
To those confused, he’s pointing the telescope at the galaxy of which ton 618 lies. But as the quasar it has formed is so bright, it outshines its entire galaxy.
It’s not the size of TON-618 (although it is very big and within the event horizon alone you could fit 11 solar systems side by side and is probably even larger now) but it’s the disk of superheated matter spinning around the black hole that makes it visible, scientists think that it shines 140 trillion times as bright as the sun. And it is 66 billion times as heavy as the sun.
How can you zoom into million of Galaxies but cant zoom behind the Dust that is hiding Saturns Moon Titan.. Bruh😂 for about 2-3 years I am not believing what they say about universe
@@Monalisa-cr8srespecially if it records 24/7, but still, they should invest in a higher quality camera. Maybe add a recording feature too but only records when something emits a loud noise.
To those who were confused: When the Black hole had formed it was 10.3 billion ly ( Light Years) away from us but as time went on and the earth evolved life were being created, the universe had also been expanding fast, faster than the speed of light itself. So as time went on the black hole had moved away 8 billion Light years from us (Thank god). Hope that clears it up
its as simple as a light takes a year to travel a light year, therefore we see something 10 billion light years away as it was 10 billion years ago as the light from that time is only just reaching us now
@@uniqua2621but universe is not 14b years old infact according to the latest data it could be way older than anyone has ever imagined, some think its 43b years old some think it's much more and maybe we'll never know the reality.
For those who are confused it is currently 18.2 billion light years away but the light from it has taken 10.37 billion years to reach us which means we are seeing it as where it was 10.37 billion years ago... Some of you are confused because the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. It is because the fabric of space time is expanding not matter. The Hubble's constant is 73 km/s per megaparsec and if something is 2 megaparsecs away then its receding twice the speed. At a point it is so far away that it expands faster than the speed of light and it creates the boundary of observable universe...
@@Finjqbro, I think ur confusing the age of universe with the distance, just remember that our Universe is also expanding.... So the distance can be more than its age.... Also our Observable universe is 92 billion ly across
Earth To Ton 618 Distance Miles 18 billion Light Years So 1000 Cros Light Years ,Ton 618 Diameter 66.000 light Years Milky way Galaxy Diameter 1.00.0000 light Years
@@heenachoudhary9587 the comoving distance to TON 618 is about 18.2 billion light-years, which means that if we could freeze the expansion of the universe and measure the distance with a ruler, it would be 18.2 billion light-years long. However, the light travel distance to TON 618 is about 10.8 billion years, which means that the light that we see from TON 618 today was emitted 10.8 billion years ago, when the universe was only about 3.2 billion years old
Correction: it is 18b light years away from us but we are capturing it as it was 10.3 billion years ago Due to the expansion of the universe, by the time it's light reached us, it travelled 8b light years away from us
Im too lazy to rewrite what I told others so here is a quote from someone else. "For those who are confused it is currently 18.2 billion light years away but the light from it has taken 10.37 billion years to reach us which means we are seeing it as where it was 10.37 billion years ago... And also the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light"
Yeah, sorry for everyone who believes those claims, but this is fake. The reality is, even with a decent professional telescope, you're not going to catch a glimpse of TON 618 or its galaxy. It's just too far and too faint because of red shift. You'd need some serious, top-of-the-line astronomical equipment, way beyond what most have access to (Not even what he has at the beginning of the video) . So, as cool as it would be, don't buy into these kinds of claims without some heavy skepticism.
@@Pikachu.440bro light years is the amout of time required for light to reach a specific distance in one year. So technically it took light 18 billion year to reach us. So we are literally watching our past. Hypothetical if you teleported to that blackhole in one second chances are that blackhole does not even exist now.
@@arcangle7444correct but light year is distance travelled by light in 1 year.. so 18 billion light years means distance travelled by light in 18 billion years
Thank you for your support!!!!! This was so comforting. Today’s felt like a sad day. Situational people and issues going on. This was uplifting. Love you 😘
It does seem wild that this would be possible but because of scripting, python, AI, 3D rendering software and so on it really is possible to take an image with a Ts and then make it 3D. My source, is genuinely trust me bro. Use to be a photographer/video editor/production and my new goal is to get into telescopes. EDIT 12/27 for Christmas my Fiancé got me a telescope, I’m stoked. Already took some awesome shots of the moon but need to get somewhere darker and clearer skies. Thanks for all the love YT 💯
Genie: you have 5 wishes Me: I wish I have the ability to teleport I wish I have unlimited money I wish have unlimited IQ I wish I was immortal I wish I had the ability to invent objects with my mind
What has me shook is how he zoomed past a whole ass GALAXY and continues to zoom ( for in space measurements could be a few thousand light years away ) just to see that small ass speck
ye its said that ton 618‘s diameter is 14 times our solar system. We cant even imagine how big this thing is, and the crazy part is, that black hole on that picture was 18 billion years ago. Cant imagine how big that thing gotten.
@@adamoutulny2345due to the expansion of the universe it is now farther away from where it was 10 billion years ago. We see it’s light from where it was 10 billion years ago, but the universe expanding has brought it much farther away since then
@@adamoutulny2345interestingly enough, space can in fact expand faster than the speed of light which makes things appear to be moving faster than the speed of light away from us. In fact most of the universe is already moving past the speed of light. But nothing can move past the speed of light. They will forever be out of reach, only their light remains as remnant (which is the billions of years old light seen in the video). But some day this light will fade and future beings would have no way of knowing about all the trillions of galaxies in existence. Unless they build a wormhole (if that’s possible). Imagine the things we may have missed and could have absolutely zero way of knowing about …
For those who are confused, The age of Observable universe is roughly 13.8 billion years but Universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. So, The image taken for this video, the light of that image is roughly 10.3 billions of years old because at that time, it was only 10.3 billion years. Now it is going far with the expansion of universe that's why the estimated distance is 18 billion light years.
You all realize that from earth with that telescope he could see a blackhole 18 billion light years from us. The farthest we have see is 13 to 14 billion light years with space telescopes like hubble and james webb
Universe is 13 billion old it's just a hypothetical data universe can be older than even more billions of light years and here you can see is the image of the ton 618 when it was 10 billion light years away as universe is expanding it has now moved to a whopping distance of 18 billion and presently we are seeing past because light now will take 18 billion year's to reach us till then only we will be able to know what happened to it
actually its completely fake and impossible, the james webb telescope the best telescope in the world can only see up to 13.6 billion light years away. with the luminescence of ton 618 you might be able to see it from the james webb but there is no way this dude has access to the james webb. and besides the james webb costs 10 billion usd. black holes are also invisible from consumer telescopes as you need an x ray telescope. x rays cannot penetrate earths atmosphere meaning these telescopes must be flown into space. i severely doubt he has access to something like that.
For scale, consider that Voyager 1, the fastest spacecraft, would take 317 TRILLION years to reach a black hole 18 billion light-years away. However, this overlooks the universe’s accelerating expansion, where more distant objects recede faster. Objects beyond the cosmic horizon (around 14 billion light-years away) are receeding faster than the speed of light. While matter is limited to light speed, space itself can expand without limit. So nothing-not even light-can catch up to these distant objects.
@@yosoydark5541 No he meant 18b light year away from us not okay how do i explain this, Like it take Light to that blackholw 18b light year to arrive there if you have the same speed of light, and its not only the universe. Its the entire space
Fun fact: this is billions of years ago,, because the telescope (kind of) reacts like a wormhole, so J1407B probably lost its rings, Wasp-12B probably got destroyed
@@comm_gt yes I know, everything dies eventually. But as far as I know black holes are the most stable structure in the universe, especially the bigger they get.
Right? Only took thousands of scientists and years of research using multiple telescopes from all around the world pointing in the same direction to finally capture the first ever picture of a black hole like, 2-3 years ago, but no, this guy can do it with his garden telescope... Fake nonsense
Whats scary is the diameter of this Ton-618 blackhole is said to be twice the size of milkyway's diameter, glad it is millions of lightyear away from us
Its fake and also ton 618 is around 10 light years away and the term light year is the distance light travels in a year so if the universe is 13.8 billion years old this means the first specks of light are 13.8 billion light years away meaning if TON 618 was 18 billion light years away it would be older then the universe
This is what I'm talking about. How can there be space skeptics when you can literally buy the cheapest telescope available and can see galaxies through it.
@@Astro-adventure because it took 8 gigantic telescopes placed in several different continents away from each other to directly view a black hole (Sagittarius A) that is much more “visible” from Earth. This was an astronomical achievement, and the one and only time it has been done. The project was “EHT collaboration”. And it costed roughly sixteen million dollars. If it were to be done again but with the most massive of black holes discovered before it would be seen as monumental, and you would be able to find a definitive answer easily if it had been done or not. This is not the case. This telescope is large but if you see what they used for EHT collab you would realize how massive of telescopes they would have to be to (directly) photograph that, and that is what he is claiming to do which would be impossible.
@@yomama4306quasars have been visible to the naked eye at times, a quasar (like TON618) is incredibly bright and caused by a black hole, but it is NOT a black hole, this guy didn't resolve the tiny black hole on the middle of the light, just the bright quasar surrounding it. This is not weird in the slightest.
It's because the light that left it took 10 billion years to reach us but the universe has expanded since then so it's now 18 billion light years away but the video is fake anyway because no light telescope can capture the quasar.
ton 618 is not 18 billion years old but it’s 18 billion light years away, this is because the universe expands, if the universe didn’t expand then its age would equal how far away it is in light years
and if you’re wondering how the light is reaching us, basically the distance from us and ton 618 is increasing, but the distance the light (that has already been traveling) needs to travel isn’t.
Thats one of the brightest things in the universe, with a diameter of 330000 light years (including lyman-alpha blob surrounding it) and is around 140 trillion times brighter than the sun. Absolutely insane
@@fernando0range219 oh no this telescope (if it were his and he wasnt actually lying even though he most likely is) would cost much, much, much, much, much more than 5k.. edit: actually its completely fake and impossible, the james webb telescope the best telescope in the world can only see up to 13.6 billion light years away. with the luminescence of ton 618 you might be able to see it from the james webb but there is no way this dude has access to the james webb. and besides the james webb costs 10 billion usd. edit 2: black holes are also invisible from consumer telescopes as you need an x ray telescope. x rays cannot penetrate earths atmosphere meaning these telescopes must be flown into space. i severely doubt he has access to something like that.
the thing is. Our universe is about 13 billion years old. So how in the hell can you view more then 18 billion light years away? A light year is the distance light can travel in a year. Hmm hyes. So we shouldnt be able to see anymore then 13 billion light years away right? I also like spaghetti.
Closest Black hole: Gaia BH1 Least Biggest Black hole: Ton 618 Mid Biggest black hole: Phoenix A* Biggest Black hole: S50014+81 Most Far Black hole: JSWAP 112 Most Closest Black hole: Gaia BH1 Most rings Black hole: Sagittarius A In the center of milky Way: Sagittarius A Least rings Black hole: TH 162 Last Black hole: TH 162 Smallest Black hole: Th 162
Wow isso sim é incrível e maravilhoso apesar de ser só um ponto, imaginar que este ponto é um buraco negro todo contexto muda.parabens amigo pela captura!
(i agree, the telescope is amazing even tho it probably isnt even the person who made the videos telescope) just read this, i can prove its fake ok so, the universe as we know it is in theory 13.8 billion years old. And if we do the math 18-13.8=4.2 (if u zoom at a planet 1 light year away u would see the planet 1 year in the past) That means that if we use the knowlage basing on this video we are seeing 4.2 billion years before the universe was made (wich is not possible showing he/she does not know shit about the universe). And also a black hole is not visible with the naked eye, that is with or without a telescope. So she/he did NOT capture that video.
@@didrikklausen236 its most likely fake, however your way of proving it is incorrect. black holes themselves arent visible without an x-ray telescope, however you can see the light of the quasar. and it ACTUALLY took about 10 billion years for the light to reach us. the estimated distance however is 18 billion light years because of the expansion of the universe.
The light from the Ton 618 black hole isn't actually the light of a quasar. Because if you think about our distance between the 618 ton black hole is 18 billion light years away, which means that the light takes 10 billion years to reach Earth and you could say that the light is the remnants of light from a star, the 618 ton black hole before it explodes into a supernova And Become The Black Hole As It Is Now.
If a black hole is 18 billion light years away it’s going to take 18 billion years for light emitted from the black hole to reach us… its going to be redshifted a lot too. The debate is whether or not the black hole is 18 billion light years away or about 10.
@@rizkyakbar3531 It is a black hole, I don’t really know what this person is saying, the black hole is only going to stay a black hole for a pretty long time.
@@profanedgeode2626 what i mean is, every information that we get from space is come from light,, then how we know a "black hole" if the light itself cant escaped from that? From where we can get information about black hole?
@@rizkyakbar3531 Light can escape from a black hole, wether it’s from the accretion disk, relativistic jets or matter from the black hole, I think you might be confused because we say that a black hole is a region of space so dense not even light can escape it, which is usually only true for when the light crosses the event horizon. Light can escape outside of the event horizon, but not as soon as light crosses it.
@@dimensio_italian_magician it’s called goto in astronomy but if you want to start you better stick for 6-12 months to a normal one then see if you really like it
There are 3 types of mounts in astrophotohraphy: equatorial, dobsonian and azimuth (whatever you spell it, for short it is az) The eq. mount rotates using polar alignment (so rotates along with the stars) The dobsonian is like a disc on the ground that rotates the telescope (i dont know much about them) And the az mount is the worst az it only moves up and down so if you are taking hundreds of exposures it will have rotational differences. The equatorial mount is used in this video. It is either manual (requires polar alignment, uses a polar finder to align with Polaris as it is the northern celestial star) or go-to which are motorized and more accurate but still require polar finder. Both have counterweights that are adjusted to move as much as possible with the sky. If you have made it this far congrats, and one more thing: those mounts are expensive as hell and are the most important parts.
