The Largest Black Hole in the Universe - Size Comparison - Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell Reaction 

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think bigger.

It's not actually the biggest yet Since it's not been confirmed on how big it truly is So ton 618 is still the biggest one

Nope it's not

@@SJCS2 PheonixA is so large, that physicists think there’s a possible anomaly.

Isn't it thought to be like 100 billion solar masses, 60 billion more than that of ton 618? I checked the Wikipedia page

Welp what is is the distance if its less than ton 618 distance welp ton 618 might be bigger if we talking about 2024

i mean the only way i could theoretically see things being practical is if along side FTL travel, we found a way to make FTL communication work (maybe through quantum entanglement? idk if that would work, quantum mechanics confuses the hell out of me), get some kind of navigation beacon far enough away through our best guesses at where the stars are, and essentially use that beacon to triangulate things from a different spot in space. then use that beacon to send off another beacon with a bit more precision. and then just repeat that over and over and over until weve got enough beacons spread out far enough that we can use them to work out where everything is, at least as best as is feasible to do. but even that has just... soooooooooo many problems with it. that requires two entire seperate technologies for one thing, not to mention the fact weve then got to manage to guess right the first time, and every time after that, even if our later attempts are more accurate due to having some information to work with. and then, once youve got all of that in place, what happens if something happens to a couple of those beacons? be it wear and tear, a malfunction or, potentially, another civilization coming across them and whether intentionally or not, breaking them, among many other possible issues.