@AddictedToAndrea If a class F+ star went supernova within 20 LY or so, it would sterilize all nearby solar systems (including ours) before it could collapse into a black hole, "in an apocalypse that makes the wrath of human gods seem pitiful by comparison."
@Blankskeen Yes and no. A singularity is a huge amount of mass (at least that of a class F star) condensed into a point of space with 0 volume and infinite density.
@AddictedToAndrea If a class F+ star went supernova within 20 LY or so, it would sterilize all nearby solar systems (including ours) before it could collapse into a black hole, "in an apocalypse that makes the wrath of human gods seem pitiful by comparison."
PhysxTV 2 months ago
Black holes are solid objects right? So how will you travel through it?
Blankskeen 2 months ago
@Blankskeen Yes and no. A singularity is a huge amount of mass (at least that of a class F star) condensed into a point of space with 0 volume and infinite density.
PhysxTV 2 months ago
5:58 LOL they typed "waste" instead of "waist"
"...Into a thin band around our crap" LOL
Portal2Rulez 2 months ago
COPYER!
GaiolaDavid874 2 months ago 2
I think that one day in the distant future we will be able to travel through black holes
stolic2012 3 months ago
@stolic2012 black holes cause gravitational eddies so strong that anything that gets decently close starts to demolecularize
PhysxTV 3 months ago
Make a video like this, then we'll talk.
Porcubruford 5 months ago