What If a Magnetar Collided With a Black Hole? 

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It can be....

KinGUNJAN Shah 🤷‍♂️

@@AK-tc1wq i mean that could have happened

KinGUNJAN Shah yeh I understand

😂😂😂😂

XD

:D

@@sumedhshetty3586 and defeat Grand Priest!

Lol😂

Wut

@@uhmactually6175 Wut

Adult Eren Yeager 𝓌𝓊𝓉

@@uhmactually6175 Wut

@@uhmactually6175 Wut

@James Attwoodhi

@Vanmarkae Langgam oH

White holes

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@Dwayne The Lock Johnson...

Like your dad

@Georg Khoshaba Well you seem like a real life clickbait.

@@ashishkashyap468 Cringe.

@@JamPuppers turd.

@@ashishkashyap468 gimme your ig ur good in sarcasm

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Yeah black holes are ultimately powerful, nothing can beat them

@Mamta Singh Nothing to get angry, nothing is absolute in space I agree.

And honestly, the ability to beat "everything but Death itself" is still pretty impressive!

@@amandas503 white hole can just simply repell it

Yes because people spend there life time making these videos

You do know they get those from somewhere else, right?

@@blairgroves5449 some of them but not all of it

No

NO

Same 😂

Fr

Yep

My high school science teacher

For real doe

Its very possible, but our radio waves can only reach to about 200 light years across the galaxy and the galaxy is over 110,000 light years across & the observable universe is 46.508 billion light years wide, so there is still so so many planets that our waves cannot reach to contact other life.

I really think its IMPOSSIBLE for us to be the only "advanced" species out there...there are billions of solar systems containing trillions of planets....do the maths...but it requires tech that no one has to meet each other, or.even know of our mutual existence

It's hard to fathom the vastness of the Universe, but let me put it this way. There are more chances for advaved life out there than there are grains of sand on our entire planet. Statistically, it is nearly impossible for us to be the most advanced.

If humanity is the most intelligent species out there then the universe is fucked

Sooo... if we were the most advanced... then it would feel like a "before WW1 era" in cosmic terms because we can't reach further

Not as crazy as you ex wife

@@ashishkashyap468Crazy enough as your mom

@@ashishkashyap468 wtf

Wtf

@@ashishkashyap468 What If his Ex was your sister ? Well that sounds like a story for another what if !

*"Let me fresh your ledge of magnet"*

Same I didn’t even know dark matter was a thing until I watched a video of dark matter in this channel

I also had no idea of magnetar

Agree

Ironically they have a channel called how to survive

me: "I'm already dead".

Beautiful

Insert confused Naruto face right here please.

Bruhh but what's the benefit??

Why man why??

So?

Wait so the whole universe is not a satellite of Earth ? :(

@@jakublibiak5311 are you stupid

@@jakublibiak5311 nope B)

@@jakublibiak5311 It's the Moon.

@@jakublibiak5311 you're so dum you're really really dum

These are colossal celestial bodies the can kill ya but even just leaving the atmosphere of our planet will kill you if the sun doesn't cook you instantly then you'll freeze and explode

@@xxmatsuomixx7304 Soooo what?

@@chiongmathewjoseph3974 are you real earth 🌍?????

@@VSAoffical I am you

PAK TECH it will happen but not soon the black home is not active and not consuming stars as he said its a what nasa calls it a de active black hole they become active when a black hole larger than it colides with it that will happen it about 4 billion when the andrea galaxy colides with the milky way

Black hole- yummy

Hold my magnetic field

hold my singularity

Wait - this beer is called Magnetar...

More like hold my darkness

Once I went to a space observatory on Long Island and saw beautiful light show looking at the stars through my binoculars and one of the astronomers beamed his flashlight and asked me to look at the direction. He was beaming at and said that this is where I should be looking out to see Andromenda Galaxy, our closest neighbor to the Milky Way Galaxy, and even the closest Galaxy, out of trillions of Galaxies in the universe, and even that, which appeared like a very dim lightbulb from my binoculars is still 'only' 2.5 million lightyears away from us! That means last year I saw what Andromenda Galaxy looked like 2.5 million years ago, which is around the same time the first human species remains appeared, way before homosapiens appeared on Earth (some 300,000 years ago)! Imagine how far it would take light to reach the more distant galaxies, and considering that there are anywhere from hundreds of billions to trillions stars in each galaxy, the amount of stars 10*10^24 in the observable universe are almost as many as the drops of water in all of Earth's oceans 10*10^25, and that's just the observable universe. There is probably at least as many stars in the entire universe itself as there are drops of water in all of Earth's oceans! But also we note that the closest star to us being Proxima Centauri is still 'only' 4 light years away. If we think of our sun being roughly 1,300,000 KM long and a drop of water 1 mm, whereas it takes 40,000,000,000,000 KM to reach the closest star, that's 30,000,000 times the length of the sun. That's still 30 KM away between two 1 mm water droplets, and that's being the closest star distances, some being up to 30 light years apart. That's why more suns can fit in the universe, maybe even in our galaxy alone than atoms in the sun. Space I think is infinite. It's probably about as many atoms that can fit in our galaxy, or in a star cluster (at the very least) as Earth's in the universe. But maybe there are more universes than just our own, maybe there are infinites universes or even parallel universe, who knows? I just presume that our universe is infinite so there can't be more than one, or maybe there are. A lot of stars are gone since the universe originated roughly 13.8 billion years ago and the stars usually span around 10 billion years. But many new stars have emerged also that we are yet to see in millions if not billions of years later (meaning stars that are far away from us that we can only see through a telescope). Even stars in our own galaxy that have only emerged would still take anywhere from tens to dozens of thousands of years for us to see, depending of course how far they are from earth. WOW

Hawking radiation will

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Lol

very funny :laughing_emoji: *bananalaughing.gif* hahahhajahaahajahhahahahahahahajahahahajajajahahhahahaa semd help

LawakLawakPeace okay..... 😂

How is that funny

Hi, I'm from the Future! Probably because they're just making up crap to keep us plebs interested. Likely they don't have a clue what's going on out there.

Lol fail! You arent getting likes

uh hi

Not what I thought I would learn here.

Wow good fact👍

mccullough87 😅👍

Random fact :- Every odd number is not an even number.

what about uno

🥰😍

Yes 😳😳😳😳

Or you just don’t pay attention in school because it’s not a screen

@@oddballskull1941 1: I have online school so it is a screen and 2: I have attention issues so it isn't that easy- so think before you comment

water?

@@ashishkashyap468 then tell ur wife To show him ....

@@ashit9136 don't talk about your mom like this.

@Ashish Kashyap Bro woooooooooosh

@@ashishkashyap468 Unemployment side effects

You wouldn't want that since there are trillions of germs everywhere all around us and not to mention how bad of an experience going to the toilet or opening a laptop would be.

Microscopic vision or the germs with be bigger

AJDJ Bros thank god are eyes aren’t so good that it can see those disgusting germs

Jamie Roberson oops used the wrong our

YES! I was hoping someone had pointed this out. Sgr A* has 2.6 MILLION solar masses. 8 solar masses is going to do absolutely nothing.

Ya but it has a diameter of like 11kms so it is incredibly dense

reborn new Not compared to a black hole that is infinitely dense. If a magnetar collided with SGR A* it would get destroyed and the black hole wouldn’t even notice. It also wouldn’t expand by any appreciable amount.

@@JamesF0790 thank you for pointing this out. My first thought was: how's this even a contest?

The stuff about sucking in more and more stars is nonsense too. It totally ignores how gravity and angular momentum works. If Sagittarius A* swallowed another 1 million solar masses of material near the centre of the Milky Way it wouldn’t affect the sun’s orbit at all, since it doesn’t change the mass or distance of the Milky Way’s centre from the Sun. Those million solar masses were already there.

You wouldn't have been commenting here so am I

That would be very interesting

People will die

Who'll control nuclear power plants? Don't think earth will become green as heaven If this happened firstly we have to fix all things we made so far

@@lawaklawakpeace9333 But if humans never existed there will be no people

You ded basically

@FichDich InDemArsch no it doesn't we would be dead

Real True short answer:We die

@@crazychicken65 😂 i was gonna say that but everyone says that

Also Black Hole: *eats “worthy” opponent*

You're right Bro 😂

That’s a story for another what if

what if beggars like you wouldnt exist? well thats a story for another what if

@@mike.mentzer_enjoyer what if u loosers are not exists

@@1ksubscriberwithoutanyvide668 so you want to talk about yourself? ah ok im listening

Oh god

@@mimigheith263 there's no god👀

@@Sulaksha777 s t o p

@@victor2642 no, u

The universe is NOT vacuum to begin with, bud.

MAGA(Make Assholes Great Again)

What if what ifs what if

one time i had a dream that a tiny black hole popped up out of no where came in the middle of my room i jumped out of my bed and started running

​@@anissans-zo1bca black hole the size of a penny can destroy the earth

@@Servenifer ik

He knew what he was saying with that sentence i suppose.

Fred Huang the sewage will fill up and explode with all the dumps going through the same times and the earth will literally smell like shit

Already on the channel bro go and check

You'll be gone.

What if there was no what if

I think there is a country in africa that did that thing.

Wut

Wut

Nokia phones are indestructible..... the core of a black hole is just a nokia phone spinning at the speed of light on its axis of forever changing degrees...

Whot is a Nokia-

@@curiositycupcake7336 A Nokia is a indestructible phone

What about : hold my hole

How will we die

No, it would still take millions of years even if it already collided

Your mom will still be worth a penny

@@ashishkashyap468 I can't 🤣🤣🤣

They are better to watch blazed especially when it's about black holes

Hahaha so funny 😐

NOT FUNNY DIDN'T LAUGH AND ALSO DISSSSS-LIKE!

Sooo the matrix

Ehhh no it's not possible the only thing thta can be stronger than a blackhole is a bigger blackhole

I'm coming with you

wait me

Why

@@mmvlog9111 The milky way is getting boring man XD