That's a sensible analogy. It's just pretty difficult to compare the mass of things bigger than the Sun with anything on Earth because that involves multiples that are themselves hard to imagine for most people inc me.
@@marksimpson2321 you can try to compare things on earth, for example the burj khalif has about 60 billion times the mass of 2 cherries. But for me it doesnt really matter, for example imagine it would be 600 billion times, so 10 burj khalif against 2 cherries, doesnt make a difference.
Sounds like my mother in law. She says something I don't understand. "What do you mean?" She then says the exact same thing again, but slower - with pause for emphasis before an arbitrary word for dramatic effect.
Sun: Hey saturn ima play ping pong with u with my buddy alpha centauri Saturn: No go smash ur head in alpha centauri Sun: U know i can just smash u up? Saturn *Calls black hole*arrives super fast* Black hole: Hey brother of mine u good Sun: .
@LiverHook Placed “LITERALLY EVERYTHING WE DO has a tactical, military purpose before any other purpose” I'm an American and that is bullshit. Just as an example, growing so fat that you give yourself diabetes does not have a military purpose, unless it’s to make yourself unqualified for military service. You may want to look up the word “literally”. “…the rest of the world will always be at least 5 steps behind America.” With the exception of how much money we waste on military spending, in what other way that has value are we five steps ahead of everyone else? Education? Manufacturing? Teen pregnancy? Mass shootings? Coronavirus fatalities? Distribution of wealth? Health care? Infant mortality rate? Infrastructure management? Agriculture? Public transportation? Government debt? Air and water quality? Drug abuse? Human rights? Unemployment rate? Per capita imprisonment? Personal freedoms? Scientific advancements? Number of government bailouts (using tax dollars) of businesses that are based off-shore so they don’t pay taxes?
Not only that, but the distance between Earth and Venus varies constantly and can be anywhere from about 24 million to 162 million miles. So its just an idiotic statement in general.
Owain Shebbeare “uneducated Americans” as if 5% of the distance between earth and Venus is common knowledge in Europe or whatever. Get off your high horse, we are better then you
I’m sorry but the “Destroyer of Worlds” isn’t even the biggest black hole anymore. Now it’s TON 618, which has 66 billion suns. Now THIS is a *U N I T.*
Just saying... that number is pronounced 1 octillion, 566 septillion 68 sextillion, 977 quintillion 897 quadrillion, 877 trillion, 185 billion, 233 million 126 thousand, 961
ever wondered how it is in portuguese ? if so, here it is : "um octilhão, quinhentos e sessenta e seis septilhões, sessenta e oito sextilhões, novecentos e setenta e sete quintilhões, oitocentos e noventa e sete quatrilhões, oitocentos e setenta e sete trilhões, cento e oitenta e cinco bilhões, duzentos e trinta e três milhões, cento e vinte e seis mil, novecentos e sessenta e um"
Because that's fake. Gravity no matter of a paper clip or the largest black hole ever existed won't affect photons. Photons would always return back after they hit anything, but change their wavelengths according to the object. And again, anything black doesn't mean the light is absorbed. It means that it is something out of the spectrum that is used to view it. Humans averagely have a vision spectrum of 380-700 nanometres. So ever again you see anything black, it's just something wavelength shorter than 380 or longer than 700 and not any kinda fuss of absorbing.
Light: fucc i got caught by s 0014+81. Absence: ha ur slow as fucc, my speed is infinity, BYE BYE BLACKHOLE YOU CANT TOUCH ME BECAUSE I AM THE PERSONIFICATION OF NON-EXISTANCE, 2fast4u
Dont lie, you little fibber! We all know you're just trying to get likes. We all know your game, son. Nothing you've said happend....except for that one time when you said your mother blew some dude at a bus stop. That was me.
@@filmc3887 I can’t really prove it happened, but I assure you it did, as for the insult towards my mother, I’m sure you very proud of yourself for coming up with that
@@pocketmarcy6990 insult? Nah, there's no insult, son. Your mother gave me exquisite relief. You should be proud of her for doing a job well. As for....ya know....we all tell lies every now and then, son (you, more so than others) and its nothing to be ashamed of. You want to be liked, be popular and have some friends. I get that, son. But lying, sometimes, has its drawbacks and one must account for ones own lies. Just be honest. There was no science teacher and there was no class. You were educated in a back alleyway by nonces and had Miguel's erect, HIV-infested penis for company.
@@filmc3887 what’d I ever do to you buddy? I can’t convince you that it happened but it did, indeed happen. I’m not one to look for likes either, couldn’t care less, so go back to your troll den and acuse an actual lier of lying.
one octillion, five hundred sixty six septillion, sixty eight sextillion, nine hundred seventy seven quintillion, eight hundred ninety seven quadrillion, eight hundred seventy seven trillion, one hundred eighty five billion, two hundred thirty three million, one hundred twenty six thousand, nine hundred sixty one toyota corollas
Or, in the long scale, one quadrilliard, five hundred and sixty six quadrillion, sixty eight trilliard, nine hundred and seventy seven trillion, eight hundred and ninety seven billiard, eight hundred and seventy seven billion, one hundred and eighty five milliard, two hundred and thirty three million, one hundred and twenty six thousand, nine hundred and sixty one toyota corollas. Unless you like the old British short-ish long scale - one thousand five hundred and sixty six quadrillion, sixty eight thousand nine hundred and seventy seven trillion, eight hundred and ninety seven thousand eight hundred and seventy seven billion, one hundred and eighty five thousand two hundred and thirty three million, one hundred and twenty six thousands nine hundred and sixty one toyota corollas.
@@ninetimesoutoften3577 Everything in the universe is in motion, the supermassive black holes at the center of the galaxy are moving because the galaxy itself is moving.
@@thewithergamer1736 no man that’s just mean and also if he used cars for his weight what do we use for your moms weight because the multiverse is already not enough to measure a fraction of your mom
The number is: One Octillion, five hundred and sixty-six septillion, sixty-eight sextillion, nine hundred and seventy-seven quintillion, eight hundred and ninety-seven quadrillion, eight hundred and seventy-seven trillion, one hundred and eighty-five billion, two hundred and thirty-three million, one hundred and twenty-six thousand, nine hundred and sixty-one.
aw beat me to it lol but glad i had it right :P @Zac Cain no he is right it's octillion @POOT TOOT how is that small if it takes that many toyotas to make the largest known black hole or 40 billion suns. It's a good example of how large one octillion is. It helps put much much bigger numbers into perspective like the number of ways a deck of cards can be shuffled is 80 unvigintillion or 8.0658x10 to the 67th power. Octillion is amazingly big but unvigintillion is insane, but there are much bigger numbers.
They name it in number order. Eventually the nuber goes to high and they have to add letters as sub levels, if it wasn't like that it would be something like "black hole #847463839377464710202993826575849930203983746473889393827701929288
i think its based on location in sectors in the galaxies. the letter and first number stand for some galaxy probably and the numbers r for a sector or solar system in the galaxy, it probably makes perfect sense for an astronomer
That's 1 octillion, 566 septillion, 68 sextillion, 977 quintillion , 897 quadrillion, 876 trillion, 185 billion, 233 million, 126 thousand and 961 Toyota corollas (That's all one number by the way)
1,566,068,977,897,877,185,233,126,961 Toyota Corollas = One octillion, five hundred and sixty-six septillion, sixty-eight sextillion, nine hundred and seventy-seven quintillion, eight hundred and ninety-seven quadrillion, eight hundred and seventy-seven trillion, one hundred and eighty-five billion, two hundred and thirty-three million, one hundred and twenty-six thousand, nine hundred and sixty-one Toyota Corollas.
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5 million megatons isn't nearly big enough to blow up the earth. The chixulub meteor impact was orders of magnitude larger and only made a 100 something mile wide crater.
Ok, so I just did some calculations and I discovered that if we scale Destroyer of Worlds up to Earth density, the black hole’s volume would be 1.444 x 10^40 cm^3 For those who aren’t baffled: This is half the volume of the ENTIRE OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE!
I don't think you understand exponentials too well, or maybe it was a mistake, but the volume of the observable universe is 10^80 meters^3. 10^40 cm^3 = 10^34 meters^3. It isn't half. Its 1 10^46th the volume, so not even close. In fact, that's about the same difference in size as if you threw a grain of sand into the largest star ever discovered (Stephenson 2-18) which has a diameter of about 3 billion kilometers and compared their respective volumes to one another. And by the way Stephenson 2-18 has a volume of about 12 octillion cubic kilometers.
Hydraulic press can't even reach the required density. Even if it did, it would be borderline suicide, not because the black hole would devour the Earth, no, that's the least of our worries. The reason is that they'd decay and produce an explosion roughly 3 times bigger than the bombs dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined.
@@justarandomguy2078 I know, but I like expressing this type of information to motivate my young, yet curious brain. Chill out man. Actually, don't because that will kill your cells, your bacteria microbiome, the non invasive bacteria, bacteriaphages, your cancer cells and possibly any active or dorment virus or harmful bacteria.
You need to be 13+ to make a RU-vid account. But in any case, I joined RU-vid when I was 8, so I can't say anything or else I'd be a hypocrite. Just watch out, and don't say too much. You'll regret it later if you do. Might look like the internet is a safe place, but it's not, so just be careful young lady.
I remember a physics professor starting out with a simple equation that we all knew and expanding on it. By the time he was done we had the equation for turning the earth into a black hole on the board. It was beautiful. By the way Manhattan 3:43 is 20km long.
@LiverHook Placed Chill man, life shouldn't be a game about whose country is the best at destroying others... I dont think you visualize all the death and pain that there's in war. You talking about bombing industries and countries as if it was some sort of joke or game..
Could that be the answer to the Big Bang? Black holes ever growing until the entire universe is swallowed by one ginormous black hole, which keeps increasing its pressure till it becomes so pressurised it explodes and the whole thing starts again!
Essentially that's the theory of the "Big Crunch" every action has an equal and opposite reaction, so if the universe is always expanding so too must it collapse, given that we've observed black holes behavior of merging to form a larger one when they encounter one another, it's quite possible, now whether or not everything we know about black holes is true or not remains to be seen, until we can directly interact with one, and recieve input data back from the interaction, we won't know. So at this time, it's best if everything explained is taken with a grain of salt.
The closest one we know of is at least a couple of thousand light years away. And 1 light year is 9.460.000.000.000km. So no worries! Next to that, space is expanding also! So it's getting bigger in between, it's expanding so quick. Far enough away, even light can't go quick enough toward us and will never reach us anymore because space is expanding to quick.
Never mind I thought you were talking about learning physics, and realized you are talking about personal dilemma. This might sound cold, but get over your issues. Everyone complains, whines, etc. Everyone goes through shit, and you have to keep going.
@@alexv5581 Ever consider the fact that learning about things that are and forever will be older than us offers a sense of humility towards who you are and how much you matter. To some, its therapeutic, dick.
"Destroyer of Worlds" with a mass of 40 billions suns. Now take the sun multiply it 40 billion times and you have the mass of this behemoth. 1 x 40 billion = 40 billion thanks fam
"Black holes have such high energy, that it's temperature isn't even considered "temperature" anymore. What I'm trying to say is, if you see a girl you like, and she's so hot not even science can explain it... call her a Kugelblitz. 😉" -Michael from Vsauce
One Octillion, Five Hundred Sixty Six Septillion, Sixty Eight Sextillion, Nine Hundred Seventy Seven Quintillion, Eight Hundred Ninety Seven Quadrillion, Eight Hundred Seventy Seven Trillion, One Hundred Eighty Five Billion, Two Hundred Thirty Three Million, One Hundred Twenty Six Thousand, Nine Hundred Sixty One Toyota Corollas Edit: Changed The second Septillion to Quintillion
Wei Li, No, If i had all the time I needed, i’ll be able to count to 999 Centillion. To put into perspective, A million meaning 1, billion meaning two, trillion meaning three and so on so forth, Centillions will be One Hundred, Think about that for a minute, And Com Truise, Thanks, I’ll Change it, Wei Li, this furthered my point that I didn’t copy and paste, How did I make a mistake if I copy and pasted.
Considering the number of celestial bodies in our universe it would be interesting a video saying, if we discovered them all (I know, impossible, light from the further parts of the universe relative to us hasn't yet arrived and might never will as the universe is acelerating and expanding faster than the speed of light) , what weird names would the last ones have. out of the many possible combinations.
That's not the biggest known black hole. There's another one called TON 618 which has a mass of approximately 66 billion solar masses. Of course, all of this information changes regularly, so even that could be outdated soon if they find an even bigger one.
This guy's production value is p low. His comparisons make no sense. He said imagine the size of our sun the largest black whole is 40 billion times more massive, those are different units. I feel like his script is straight from wiki.
ubenla Yeah it’s pretty shitty. The radius of the last one is the same as Pluto’s aphelion orbit point by the way. That might be a bit easier to grasp, forget the 40 billion and the 1,600 Au. He should have said something like “take the size of the sun, now think about a black hole with 40 billion times the mass” to make it more clear that you’re interchangeably using “mass” and “size”
That number of Toyotas is said as, “One octillion, 556 septillion, 68 sextillion, 977 quintillion, 897 quadrillion, 877 trillion, 185 billion, 233 million, 126 thousand, 961. I hope you have REALLY great credit...
53VTA. I believe i asked a legitimate question so there is no need for the hostile tone and name calling. What you put is not the same thing how is it possible to write a number 133,68,113,200 since there is another set of 3 digit numbers before the 2 digit number its impossible for a the 2 digit number to exisit in the middle of that whole number. That 68 has to reach its hundreds place before you can start the next set.
