What Happens When the Spacetime Continuum Breaks? | Unveiled 

Space time continuum... Really... Now where have I heard that before? .. oh yeah back to the Future with the floux capacitor... Yeah right get real and come up with something original.. B's. . .. 😕😕😔

@StormOfTheCentury oops well the lattest comment I wrote saposed to be a reply to the comment you made the time traver walked into a bar sounds like one of those jokes. Which I think that was a joke correct.? Good one😁😎

Yes it exists other universes exists and i want to change history i want air travel and electricity to date 9000 years ago.

Is this accounting for the time it takes for the light to reach earth and the time contortion? So it might of already happened and is about to reach us? 3:45 Edit: The closer they get to each eachother they may accelerate or decelerate.

maybe the black hole is the maximum weight that the space fabric can support of a certain size of mass millions of times compressed

Ye just like vacuume decay were one thing goes wrong making a infinitely expanding possibly destructive orb

@@donnabrahamworsley5857 Considering the existence of "Strange" matter? it has more than a foot hold in potential reality..

@@steelgreyed ye

@@steelgreyed it’s not proven to be real I think

@@jackmiltons5979 Considering Strange Matter, me thinks its only on a drawing board. "proving" it is pointless cause we won't exist after such.

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Bro what

@@instagramstar5928 i don't know dude

*have to get higher lol

@@canrt8092 well played :)

exactly

Somebody hasn't seen interstellar 😂

I like to think he meant traveling to the future

Forward and backward means future and past🤦‍♂️

Completely same.

Earth is flat dickheads

True dat!

I think the same of time If Space is the Ocean Time is its depth Now tell me, what are you more scared of XD Damn oceans..... : P

@@azmanabdula well it's a bit more complicated that comparing space and time to the ocean for me .... I'm actually sacred of aliens that can be a threat .... lack of oxygen and water .... black holes and explosion of star systems are pretty terrible too .... But if I do have to compare space and time to the ocean I would say it's the ocean. Because like the ocean space have many many factor that don't support human life ... it's like being a fish out of water. Lol

@@azmanabdula I have come to the acceptance that I cannot fight time .... I wish we as individual human had more time .... but accepting it as it is can be mind easing .... but those who worry about time are actually the one's who will probably do sometimes to help humans gain mastery of time

@@deonlatchman3283 See, you are starting to understand my analogy You can move on the surface of the ocean But you are limited to the surface The depths are not yours to own But i was thinking more along the lines that we can see all across space (The ocean) But not time (The depths) The further back we look The further in time we look The universe wont let us see it as it is Sorry im rambling

@@deonlatchman3283 "I'm actually sacred of aliens" Which made us paranoid And if anything will be the first alien species to start conquering others At least, I hope we are the first :P Get them before they get us Might even unite humanity

No there shouldn't. The potential to understand a blackhole and harness it's energy outweighs any negative. If we fuck up and kill ourselves, it doesn't matter. We will die on this earth if we can't find another way off. There could be a giant asteroid coming towards us right now to obliterate everything. Nothing will stop us from making moe gainz. - Moe Gainz

Tiny black holes evaporate so fast we need computers to even know they were there at all. Black holes suck things in, but they need a little stability first. There's a minimum mass needed for a singularity not to decay before it begins eating everything. There's absolutely no way at all humans (or machines) could create a singularity that can eat things. You need stellar mass for that. You need a collapsing star.

Don't be so negative bro if we kill out self let it be in the name of science and education and not some dumb war over coal and oil and who's got a bigger dick

@Bryce Swan There are situations a reasonable person can claim are impossible. This is one of those situations. Unless you have a machine that can grab the moon and crush it to the size of a rice grain, we can't make a sustainable black hole.

@@Clueless41 Better research fusion energy than black holes , which is still a powerful source and much safer

Throw shit in it.

The tech for that is centuries away from now.

@@PerceptionVsReality333 nope , there are certain limitations to humanity's creations.

@Bryce Swan still that tech too will have limitations like for now we have relativity. Hope it becomes possible to study black holes one day.

Not at all true. Blackholes do not break Spacetime. We know that the role that Space & Time play, are flipped beyond the Event Horizon. So rather than Spacetime becoming "broken" it instead becomes Timespace. All the information of everything that breaches the Event Horizon of a Blackhole becomes preserved; "smeared" out across the surface of the Blackhole. If an observer, safely orbiting a Blackhole, saw someone reaching The Event Horizon; what they would see take place is NOT the same as what the person at The Event Horizon would see take place. Worldlines for each observer would not agree. There would be a discrepancy upon unfolding events concerning The Event Horizon, depending on each observer's motion. We can see this with a Penrose Diagram that includes the Event Horizon of a Blackhole. Its truely fascinating stuff! PBS Spacetime teaches it here on youtube. Watch their videos. Gabe talks fast, but lays it down nice. Matt, talks slower & also lays it out beautifully.

Carmen of course it is

They evaporate anyways, we’re so far from even dreaming of having the power to generate a black hole that can kill us. If we had such power we would first use it for something else. Not even the full power of the our sun used all at once can generate a viable black hole. The black holes generated at CERN are so minuscule that evaporate so quickly that are so hard to study. Even in the case where one of those black holes survived for a longer period of time, it would take millions of years of constantly absorbing matter in order to become a threat, assuming that someone would be willing to constantly feed it matter, they don’t wander around feeding themselves. When there’s nothing to absorb they eventually die out. Edit: the power of our sun, given the technology, could actually create a black hole and even swallow earth but wouldn’t be able to survive long, it would lose more mass than it can absorb, it wouldn’t even reach other planets. It wouldn’t really be viable in our solar system.

@Thicc Alien a black hole created with nothing but energy is a theoretical possibility, and is sometimes called a 'kugelblitz'

The back hole would collapse in on itself before it even gets anywhere near being able to consume anything. The amount of gravity needed to even keep the smallest of black holes from just evaporating is astronomical. If we had that kind of gravity altering technology available we would be using it for other things rather than creating a black hole that could destroy everything we worked for. Hell, we don't even know what gravity fully is, only the effect it has on other objects around it.

It will disintinigrate

Lol I just watched it again

Let me guess the three movies back to the future?

Or a flux compasitor

@@leewightman8251 / hahaha. Definitely a flux capacitor.

Lol.

Yes all observable space would be in the past technically, because of light speed.

Eric Doyka ayeeeeeeeee

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break the pipe leading to the tap

i buy this

That’s a good idea but dark matter makes up more than regular matter and if black holes were consuming that much matter over the course of the history of the universe I think we would’ve detected it in the CMB but then again I’m a high school graduate who gets all his info from RU-vid so don’t put this in a textbook 😂

@@Afreerealmsfellow Your idea supports that of @christian. May be Blackholes has been converting the energy or matter into dark matter so they are abundant in amount. Ad as far detection in CMB, will it be plausible that dark matter may not emit microwaves. I am intrigued how wormhole are yet to be discovered cause I would love to go on a party which Hawking threw back in the days inviting future time travelers, and yes of course if Time machine is possible to built from a wormhole. And yes again I am too a Engineer Graduate only. 😜😜😜

There is nowhere near enough matter in the universe to support that.

Dikshit Khanal I think a time machine would be really bad news for most of us. The butterfly effect would probably blink us all out of existence and replace all of our world history in less than a nanosecond

Q is able to circumvent the time/space continuum, as seen in his interactions with Captain Picard on many Star Trek episodes

@@sa12111 correct my friend but do we know who the real "Q" is who they speak about??

What? Travel? What we talkin about

Good to see a plausable, Well thought and backed up comment instead of the stupid things people just say without knowing anything about the subject.

0rbital probably something that our little mammal brains wouldn’t be able to fathom.

I don't think it can be broken

The Higgs particle, iirc, is settled among a universal Higgs field which aligns with gravity and time and sits at a certain, low-energy level. Theories propose an even lower level that the Higgs field only needs a small push to fall to, which would create a chain reaction among the Higgs field that would essentially be a bubble of nothingness expanding outward at the speed of light. This would only be a local breakage though and could happen so far away that it will literally never reach us

whatever space and time rest on would take the place of the universe or the part of the universe that has spacial tears/implosions

Watch everything again but at 0.25 playback speed

All objective knowledge is constructed with trial and error, and no matter how "matter of factly" something truly is, there will always remain even the tiniest hint of "subject to change...ly". We can only assume something is true based on our current knowledge, evidence, findings, and facts. There comes a point when some fact can be repeated over and over by enough people that the concensus rests as the objective fact. We build our collective scientific knowledge following these procedures, and is how we have certain "laws" that help explain the workings of the world around us. While we have yet to actually tie all of these laws together, or have actually figured out the origins to some of these forces, we use what works. Astrophysics tries to tell the story of our universe using currently understood laws in the same way. While there is currently no way to "physically test" a lot of things in space, we can still observe what is happening, record multitudes of data, as well as record them on many various wavelengths from which our own eyes can't even see. Just as stated earlier, when enough evidence comes in to suggest that a certain process or data set is recurring in a pattern, or repeatable, that is how we establish certain truths and facts. No real scientist can claim they truly know what's going on out there, the best we can hope for is to continue collecting as much information as possible and make meaning out of it the best they know how to do. The cool thing is, with each new discover begs even more new questions. There'll be no shortage of scientists needed in the future regarding these topics.

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U can't

@Siddharth and if someone is willing to sacrifice then ???

@@school_boy14 it's light years away bro 😁

Like how broo

I'm gonna sing the doom song now

I don't buy the dogmatic assertion that a black hole singularity density is infinite. A point is a mathematical concept. Not real just like "infinity" another mathematical concept for saying incalculable. Ex. grains of sand on all oceans of Earth? Even though we know is a finite closed system we recur to the term "infinite" for description because of its calculation problem. So in the case of a black hole its highest density would be computable at planck length size or 10 ^ -35 M . Imagine a tiny sphere with a diameter of a planck length then calculate its volume. Then divide the measured mass of the black hole by that volume and "voila" you got the maximum density of a black hole singularity at quantum planck scale. It's a large number but NOT infinite! The fact that black holes keep growing in mass is a dead give away matter remains localized in this universe; even though in an unaccessible region by the outside observer. Once they stop growing or feeding matter they evaporate through the Hawkins radiation phenomena. What are they made you may ask? I bet you is a sphere of strangelet quarks also known as "strange matter".

Wait multiverse

so a black hole.

Your mum yea yo momma

Nope

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darren delaney You’re entitled to your opinion. I simply stated facts in response to a question that was posed by someone else. Clearly the person who posed the question was trying to elicit responses from other viewers or they probably wouldn’t have taken the time to do it.

I bet you say the same thing in movie theaters. Who cares? This is for entertainment purposes not to be taken as a science class. Loosen up and enjoy the video.

@@dirkdiggler2430 Except it's being presented as such; education. I mean, that's pretty fucking obvious.

@@dirkdiggler2430 god damn are you so dumb that you cant care about being lied to.

Can you clarify your comment - what part is incorrect, do you have any links?

Category - Education. So we are treating it as such.

If you ask yourself that question, you should get an answer.