we are a tiny grain of sand,in this huge universe,yet we have learned so much in such a short time.My dream is that in a few hundred years we will confirm other intelligent life and maybe actually receive some answer's to our larger questions about the universe around us.
As far as the question, I think it is completely irrelevant. One is not more important than the other, they are both equally important but for different reasons. For example: Study interest, if you are an archeologist studying Mayan culture then how important is it compared to an archeologist studying Egypt and finding out that they really did know how to make things fly (like paper airplanes....) hope you get my point.
Are there any hypotheses on how this super duper massive black holes came into existence? Is it just mass gathering at the centre of the galaxy over billions of years or is there something else to it?
That there are rocky planets out there isn't very interesting. That they are found now and again is somewhat interesting, but black holes are like cracking DNA; they are interesting.
Kepler is definitely more exciting. I don't think we as a species are ready to discover more about black holes until we are able to get off this rock we are currently on and propagate the universe. Once we do that, then the study of black holes can have more of a priority.
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londonblock 1 week ago
we are a tiny grain of sand,in this huge universe,yet we have learned so much in such a short time.My dream is that in a few hundred years we will confirm other intelligent life and maybe actually receive some answer's to our larger questions about the universe around us.
inagod 1 month ago
10 times our solar system? imagine if our solar system was sitting right on top of it and the comparison would be big
deathcharge811 2 months ago
As far as the question, I think it is completely irrelevant. One is not more important than the other, they are both equally important but for different reasons. For example: Study interest, if you are an archeologist studying Mayan culture then how important is it compared to an archeologist studying Egypt and finding out that they really did know how to make things fly (like paper airplanes....) hope you get my point.
artblack01 2 months ago
I realize that wasn't very clear but that's it.
artblack01 2 months ago
how are they getting this information?
lylatfox4 2 months ago
Are there any hypotheses on how this super duper massive black holes came into existence? Is it just mass gathering at the centre of the galaxy over billions of years or is there something else to it?
Grymyrk 2 months ago
Great stuff Bro.
jimbobubbadj 2 months ago
That there are rocky planets out there isn't very interesting. That they are found now and again is somewhat interesting, but black holes are like cracking DNA; they are interesting.
MikeOfKorea 2 months ago
More interesting? Hmmm that's like asking a parent to choose a favorite. I would say that the Kepler planet is more exciting.
xdassinx 2 months ago
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Kepler is definitely more exciting. I don't think we as a species are ready to discover more about black holes until we are able to get off this rock we are currently on and propagate the universe. Once we do that, then the study of black holes can have more of a priority.
lordblazer 2 months ago
21 billion solar masses. Just... wow...
FosterZygote 2 months ago
I thought this was gonna be another Rick Perry video!
RadarKat73080 2 months ago
Any news of something in the cosmos we didn't know before is equally exciting!
roont 2 months ago
damn it yt made my sub , unsub , why yt stop breaking my subs
jmm1233 2 months ago
quAsar and pArsec, but otherwise, good video!
Zephanus 2 months ago