@TheNatureFilms Radiofrequency man, learn before says anything lol, the sound that you know requires materia to travel, the radio dont need anything exept space lol '-'
@peacefulanarchist92 btw there ARE clouds of gas in space what do you think creates stars hmm? And regarding the video black holes are soundless and near invisible.
@peacefulanarchist92 btw there are gas clouds in space what do you think creates stars and in regards to the vid black holes are soundless and near invisible
@04TherafF11 It has something to do with converting vibrations into audible noise. I imagine some vibrations would escape. But then again, I'm not an astronomer. I'm just one of dem' hill folk
@04TherafF11 i agree, sound is only like what, 800 some miles per hour or something like that, while light is like a million miles per hour(i'm guessing), so there's no way sound could escape
yeh, no air or other gases in space (gases are only found in a planets atmosphere) the vibration (sound vibrations) that a black hole would create would never be heard because they have nothing to travel threw
we cant even get sound waves from the black hole we havent been able to even reach it weve been sending out waves for years and still havent retch no were nere the black hole so there for thes canot be the soundes aof a black hole
You need to be learning some science, son. Radio Waves and light both travel at the same speed (299,792,458 m/s) in a vacuum. They're both just electromagnetic radiation. The sound you're hearing (the X-rays being generated) are basically just very high frequency radio waves. As is light. You're right in that this radiation can't escape once beyond the *event horizon*, but as long as radiation/matter etc does not pass beyond that point, it can theoretically escape (as it has here).
lol this is fake, first black holes have gravity so strong that light can t escape from it, and radio wawes are slower than light waves (they can t escape) so you can t hear anything from black hole cause waves can t escape from it, unlike from stars and nebulas, and it s sad how this fake video has so many views and likes.and i know why this video is most popular in us! and since 90% of us citizens think europe is a country it s not anything new for them to think this video is real XD
@martyn347 You are either European, or an arrogant American teenager to just assume that 90% of Americans think that Europe is a country. I don't know anyone that ignorant, and I live in Louisiana, in the southern United States: what most Americans consider the less intelligent and uneducated embarrassment of the nation. Look at darknight991's respone. His science is correct. So you're either trolling, or you're as foolish as the "90% of us citizens," an entirely fictional demographic.
@TheJames1233 Plenty of oxygen. 3rd most common element in the universe although I fail to see how it's abundance is relevant...
Anything other than a vacuum can propagate sound-waves but, since the description clearly states that the sound here is translated from the X-rays given off, it doesn't even matter that the black hole is in space (a vacuum)
People are so dumb, do you not realise that just because there is no air, there is no sound, there are still electromagnetic vibrations which can be recorded with specialised instruments. You get the sound by the interaction of electromagnetic particles from the solar wind, ionisphere and the planetary magnetosphere.
@snotbrain Radio waves are not sounds,because they vibrate at frequencies out of the hearable range.What we listen to in these videos is the product of a demodulation of the waves in the hearable range,as happens when we receive a radio channel on Earth. No sound could be heard or even produced,anyway,in the empty space,as no air or any other medium is there to allow the transmission of it.Radio waves,instead,can travel in the empty spaces.Demodulation is just a way to make them more "concrete".
@swaktor Radio waves are not sounds,because they vibrate at frequencies out of the hearable range.What we listen to in these videos is the product of a demodulation of the waves in the hearable range,as happens when we receive a radio channel on Earth. No sound could be heard or even produced,anyway,in the empty space,as no air or any other medium is there to allow the transmission of it.Radio waves,instead,can travel in the empty spaces.Demodulation is just a way to make them more "concrete".
@swaktor This isn't conventional sound, silly person. Sound as we hear it is waves of high and low pressure transmitted through air. What videos like this are doing are taking radiation a solar body is producing, such as Jupiter's famous radio radiation, or probably X-rays in the case of a Pulsar or Black Hole, and converting them into audible sound.
God are people seriously so retarded that they don't notice the annotations in the video, the description or the comments explaining how the sounds are produced?
Radio waves are not sounds,because they vibrate at frequencies out of the hearable range.What we listen to in these videos is the product of a demodulation of the waves in the hearable range,as happens when we receive a radio channel on Earth. No sound could be heard or even produced,anyway,in the empty space,as no air or any other medium is there to allow the transmission of it.Radio waves,instead,can travel in the emptyness.Demodulation is just a way to make them more concrete".
Alot of uneducated people replying on here... Some of you are right, you technically cannot see (or hear) a black hole. However what you can see is the highly energetic matter outside the event horizon that spins in an accretion disk/cloud as well as the whatever the black hole chokes on and spits out.
This video is not what you would see with the naked eye if you could look at it.. Some of the largest black holes are located at the center of galaxies.. that's what you'd probably see.
@BadVoodo0 In laymans; The "stuff" in the accretion disk near a black hole emits radiation, radiation such as X-rays. So someone (from NASA apparently) turned the X-rays into sound waves and changed their pitch.
@BadVoodo0 Light can't escape the event horizon of a black hole. The accretion disk around the event horizon gives off radiation, which was recorded and translated into sound.
@MyPitMind Sorry, don't mean to state the obvious. By the way, the onomatopoeic word is spelled "duh, " and the form of the other word your trying to use is "destructive."
OK OK wait just a darn freaking second.In space there is no air and sound needs a medium to travel through such as gases,liguids,or solids.Air is a gas and sound can travel through that but sound cant travel through space.Thus to my counclusion FAKE AND GAY.
@coolpepper101 if black holes suck in light, it sucks in energy, and matter, thats everything, ever think it was something like radio waves because they can be converted to audio,and black holes emit radio waves
Black holes do not emit radio waves, or any types of waves for that matter. So it doesn't matter how much you divide the "frequency" of these so called waves so that it can be heard with human ears because no energy is emitted from a black hole.
Black holes typically have a silver ring around them because of the radiowaves and radiation being sucked in. The Black Holes swallow the objects, do you eat without burping? Same principle.
And, what is a gamma ray burst then? That would be a black hole emitting UNBELIEVABLE amounts of energy sometimes with the radius of our entire Galaxy. I don't know why you think you can destroy energy, it is neither created nor destroyed.
This has to be the most pathetic piece of crap i've seen in a long time. First off the idea that this video gave of what a black hole is is completely and utterly fake. The black hole doesn't have a size or shape, it's unvisible to the human eye. Second off, the black wholes have got to be hundreds if not thousands of sound speed years away, and I really doubt that a black hole would make a sound as if you're blowing someone.
XXDD the funny thing is that black holes are black because they are so strong, they suck in the light.... now how the fuck would sound still exist there? a black hole breaks down the molecules, by the force its pulling shit in.. the only time you would hear a blakc hole is when 1 blows up, but if u hear that, than thats the last thing ur ever gonna hear :D
@megvagyimmartizenyol l2science they emit radio waves which can be converted to sound so there is no actual sound but there is radio waves with we convert to sound.
@reveiwthis2 i know a lot of science compared that i was never good at it, and i know what ur saying, radio waves can be converted into sounds, but there isnt an actual sound if u could listen with air. thats what i meant.. sorry, i cant explain things that good :)
could you not say the same thing about regular sound? Its just waves being converted with the tool that does it on in our head, i.e. the inside of our ear, its all just waves. no ears means no sound (as we know it), waves are still there, just like in this vid!
@randomdude581 Some times things can escape. For the most part, your right, everything that enters the Event Horizon is essentially lost. However, Some times things are flung out. Black Holes are weird like that.
@randomdude581 A "Black hole" in this vid's sense prob. is the event horizon + the accretion disc around it.
If you will,look at it like a drain in the bathtub as an event horizon for water. If there's no water in the tub, the drain is just there and does nothing.
But when you let some water in it'll instantly start going down the drain and even make some noise circling around. And what you hear in this vid is the EM noise of electr. charged matter circling around the "hole".
@VideoManiacify Moreover in space you can't breathe, so wouldn't be alive. But, light beating off a space suit would vibrate the air inside, and a person inside a space suit could hear the electromagnetic waves vibrating the outside of their suit, provided it was in appropriate frequencies for human hearing. Most people don't notice it, but the electromagnetic radiation of the sun is actually audible, it's just we live with it all our lives... You can feel it as pressure on your skin too. (try)
Look, black holes can't sound. There is no way for sound to travel in space. It could be radiation waves, or even some type of energy, or even matter that we have not discovered yet that could possibly make the "sound" waves.
i'd say u couldnt hear this in space. sound waves dont travel in space but there are still waves traveling, which u can convert to sound waves and hear the sound, but how u gonna get da sound? idk, jus felt like posting this, dont hate.
@StanOfGB This wasn't recorded with a microphone you uneducated fuck. It's been converted via computers. THe x-rays carry radio waves which can be converted to sound ba aspeaker.
@StanOfGB Read the most thumbed up comment on this video and stop playing the Internet Tough Guy card you nigger, go back to elementary school. You haven't gotten further then 6th grade have you kid?
@BloXboX37 LMAO a racist person interested in science! 1st of all, they are sound waves not radio waves that the "sound" is recorded on. 2nd, this is not the sound of a black hole, the distance from it is too great to obtain the actual sound. 3rd, I'm already an economist; are you still stuck in school "tough guy"? See ya, I don't talk to racists.
@MechaShadowV2 how can xrays be converted into sound? They have the same properties that are required for it? Even if they do, wouldn't it be far from what the actual sound sounds like?
@StanOfGB well its basically like how a radio picks of radio waves and converts it to sound, there are some differences but the principles are the same, also fyi sound waves and radio waves are not the same, sound waves is the projection of sound bumping against molecules, radio waves/x-ray waves is a type of electromagnetic radiation, and thus can move in a vacuum much like light, as for the distance, they actually have equipment that can amplify these wavelengths like telescopes can with light
Sound energy is emitted by motion and air, air allows sound to travel. Since no air is in space, there is no sound energy. And anyway, nothing escapes the force of a black hole, not even energy.
We aren't even sure there's a supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy let alone receiving any signals from that area(sagittarius A).
eyedea81 8 minutes ago
Space is a vacuum and sound can't travel through a vacuum so is this real??
chrisdigszeppelin 6 hours ago
Is there a train in the black hole ?
saveushiral 13 hours ago
Черная дыра не может издавать звука, так как из нее не может вырваться даже свет)) Не несите хуйню, долбаебы)
jigsawsh 19 hours ago
Space doesnt not have air.. therefore NO sound
TheNatureFilms 21 hours ago
@TheNatureFilms Radiofrequency man, learn before says anything lol, the sound that you know requires materia to travel, the radio dont need anything exept space lol '-'
KazumaHh 9 hours ago
@TheNatureFilms Well someone on another video said it's energy converted to frequency
XeenWoozy 16 minutes ago
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Wait..? Isn't it impossible for there to be sound in outer-space since there is no air..? idk, im pretty sure space = no sound.
1MYERGAWD 22 hours ago
Wait..? Isn't it impossible for there to be sound in outer-space since there is no air..? idk, im pretty sure space = no sound.
1MYERGAWD 22 hours ago
tie a rope to a gopro and throw it into a black hole
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@peacefulanarchist92 btw there ARE clouds of gas in space what do you think creates stars hmm? And regarding the video black holes are soundless and near invisible.
GeneralStirling 2 days ago
@peacefulanarchist92 btw there are gas clouds in space what do you think creates stars and in regards to the vid black holes are soundless and near invisible
GeneralStirling 2 days ago
A black hole is soundless. not even light can ascape from it. so why should sound can?
04TherafF11 2 days ago
@04TherafF11 true
0xmehtevasx0 2 days ago
@04TherafF11 It has something to do with converting vibrations into audible noise. I imagine some vibrations would escape. But then again, I'm not an astronomer. I'm just one of dem' hill folk
smartlamppost 1 day ago
@04TherafF11 i agree, sound is only like what, 800 some miles per hour or something like that, while light is like a million miles per hour(i'm guessing), so there's no way sound could escape
18rubiks 1 hour ago
yeh, no air or other gases in space (gases are only found in a planets atmosphere) the vibration (sound vibrations) that a black hole would create would never be heard because they have nothing to travel threw
peacefulanarchist92 3 days ago
stop with the really unintelligent comments. Make Earth feel civilized in front of the universe now.
drgigglesdoescocaine 4 days ago
Pinball?
kainanpsycho 4 days ago
Since nothing can escape a black hole you can't hear anything. UNLESS its a quasar! So this can be a real video
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we cant even get sound waves from the black hole we havent been able to even reach it weve been sending out waves for years and still havent retch no were nere the black hole so there for thes canot be the soundes aof a black hole
joe240v 4 days ago
@ martyn347
You need to be learning some science, son. Radio Waves and light both travel at the same speed (299,792,458 m/s) in a vacuum. They're both just electromagnetic radiation. The sound you're hearing (the X-rays being generated) are basically just very high frequency radio waves. As is light. You're right in that this radiation can't escape once beyond the *event horizon*, but as long as radiation/matter etc does not pass beyond that point, it can theoretically escape (as it has here).
darknight991 5 days ago
@darknight991 he didn t say that sound in this video is x rays sorry my bad
martyn347 1 day ago
lol this is fake, first black holes have gravity so strong that light can t escape from it, and radio wawes are slower than light waves (they can t escape) so you can t hear anything from black hole cause waves can t escape from it, unlike from stars and nebulas, and it s sad how this fake video has so many views and likes.and i know why this video is most popular in us! and since 90% of us citizens think europe is a country it s not anything new for them to think this video is real XD
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@martyn347 You are either European, or an arrogant American teenager to just assume that 90% of Americans think that Europe is a country. I don't know anyone that ignorant, and I live in Louisiana, in the southern United States: what most Americans consider the less intelligent and uneducated embarrassment of the nation. Look at darknight991's respone. His science is correct. So you're either trolling, or you're as foolish as the "90% of us citizens," an entirely fictional demographic.
yaaman25 2 days ago
Theres not a sound of a black hole cuz nothing can escape it not even light so this is fake
agcoolgirlrocks 1 week ago
in space cant be noise
ThisisDome 1 week ago
wait a minute space has no oxygen -___-
TheJames1233 1 week ago
@TheJames1233 Plenty of oxygen. 3rd most common element in the universe although I fail to see how it's abundance is relevant...
Anything other than a vacuum can propagate sound-waves but, since the description clearly states that the sound here is translated from the X-rays given off, it doesn't even matter that the black hole is in space (a vacuum)
spartacus3111 1 week ago
This is what my character in DBZ sounds like charging his chi
KingCupcakesfly 1 week ago
So this is what black noise sounds like? hmmmm.
s1lverbullet1234 1 week ago
that was cool
MrViele83 1 week ago
Such a SHITTY movie got this many thumbs up
eviltube1111 1 week ago
NASA faked the moon landings. Here's a link to some of the evidence.
spurstalk (dot) com/forums/showthread (dot) php?t=144487
Cosmored 1 week ago
NO Matter how many times u guys explain there will always be some FOOL asking
and saying * fake, sound cant travel through empty space*. And as someone said
ITS NOT about sound, actually its about Radio waves.
Apparently some ppl never heard of radio astronomy..
PS. since i was 6 i wanted to study universe, Physics & Astronomy :D.
Unfortunatelly, my stupid country, does not provide this kind of education.
So, im stuck at medical college ( tho isnt that bad, u gotta love science no matter what)
NyaMarinaNya 1 week ago
sound waves dont travel through space so whats the point of makeing this video?
Andres72126 1 week ago
@Andres72126 its not sound waves,but radio waves,that travel through space like when you catch radio signal and listen to your favorite music
magor665 1 week ago
@Andres72126 Radio waves can be converted into audio...
mrmowhawk 1 week ago
My Rofl copter goes soi soi soi soi soi soi soi soi soi soi soi soi soi
Player14798 1 week ago
@JL3Wind I think most of us are on iPods and/or mobile devices :/
sayinwolf 1 week ago
People are so dumb, do you not realise that just because there is no air, there is no sound, there are still electromagnetic vibrations which can be recorded with specialised instruments. You get the sound by the interaction of electromagnetic particles from the solar wind, ionisphere and the planetary magnetosphere.
snotbrain 1 week ago
@snotbrain Radio waves are not sounds,because they vibrate at frequencies out of the hearable range.What we listen to in these videos is the product of a demodulation of the waves in the hearable range,as happens when we receive a radio channel on Earth. No sound could be heard or even produced,anyway,in the empty space,as no air or any other medium is there to allow the transmission of it.Radio waves,instead,can travel in the empty spaces.Demodulation is just a way to make them more "concrete".
tuvalu2 1 week ago
if you upload a lamo video in space does it make a sound?
LosMt2 1 week ago
No Air = No Sound . Easy !
swaktor 1 week ago
do us all a favour
jimmac56 1 week ago
@swaktor There is sound you absolute complete mug. Electromagnetic vibrations exist in space, which thus equal sound.
snotbrain 1 week ago
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@swaktor Radio waves are not sounds,because they vibrate at frequencies out of the hearable range.What we listen to in these videos is the product of a demodulation of the waves in the hearable range,as happens when we receive a radio channel on Earth. No sound could be heard or even produced,anyway,in the empty space,as no air or any other medium is there to allow the transmission of it.Radio waves,instead,can travel in the empty spaces.Demodulation is just a way to make them more "concrete".
tuvalu2 1 week ago
@swaktor No air no sound... but still you can get sound with radio from space :D
randomforum 6 days ago
@swaktor This isn't conventional sound, silly person. Sound as we hear it is waves of high and low pressure transmitted through air. What videos like this are doing are taking radiation a solar body is producing, such as Jupiter's famous radio radiation, or probably X-rays in the case of a Pulsar or Black Hole, and converting them into audible sound.
anomoly26 6 days ago
no sound in space, they use radio waves, vibrations. too bad there sint any sound. can you imagine!!!!
lynnmist123 1 week ago
it'd be nice if this upload was higher resolution. it is too low of a bitrate.
bizmarkie507 2 weeks ago
thats really fucking scary.....
SX3xkyokox3XS 2 weeks ago 16
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Read the article on
wired.ylli.me/2012/01/power-of-supernova.html
MrMuhammadSumair 2 weeks ago
its realy scary, isnt it? and this exist aand its gonna screw us all!? omJEESUS?!!
skate96production 2 weeks ago
God are people seriously so retarded that they don't notice the annotations in the video, the description or the comments explaining how the sounds are produced?
JL3Wind 2 weeks ago
Space has no air therefore not allowing sound...
sayinwolf 2 weeks ago
@sayinwolf Electromagnetic vibrations = Sound... FUCK YOU
snotbrain 1 week ago
To the idiots who can't read: It's x-ray's converted into sound
JetFission 2 weeks ago
fucking creepy
zatvorisiustata 2 weeks ago
There is no sound in space...
gtasacjrules 2 weeks ago
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Radio waves are not sounds,because they vibrate at frequencies out of the hearable range.What we listen to in these videos is the product of a demodulation of the waves in the hearable range,as happens when we receive a radio channel on Earth. No sound could be heard or even produced,anyway,in the empty space,as no air or any other medium is there to allow the transmission of it.Radio waves,instead,can travel in the emptyness.Demodulation is just a way to make them more concrete".
tuvalu2 1 week ago
DAMN its a Dyson!
SuperCrazyForce 2 weeks ago
its funny cause sound is made of particles and particles couldn't exist in the vacuum of space let a lone a black hole
SneakyHump 2 weeks ago
Black hole= God Anus :D
xXPBSXx1 2 weeks ago
@xXPBSXx1 Does your anus suck all things, including light, in? Because that's not normal
EnglishDrums1 2 weeks ago
@EnglishDrums1
Yes :S
xXPBSXx1 2 weeks ago
oooo that's a scary sound ! :D
Aristotelis124 2 weeks ago
it sounds very hungery
jmm1233 2 weeks ago
Alot of uneducated people replying on here... Some of you are right, you technically cannot see (or hear) a black hole. However what you can see is the highly energetic matter outside the event horizon that spins in an accretion disk/cloud as well as the whatever the black hole chokes on and spits out.
This video is not what you would see with the naked eye if you could look at it.. Some of the largest black holes are located at the center of galaxies.. that's what you'd probably see.
FunkBeatsandBass 2 weeks ago
The question is, if there is no air in space or in scientific terms, a "medium" how would they hear it?
xScottayBx 3 weeks ago
@xScottayBx
radio waves
proscribere 2 weeks ago
I was expecting a rick roll.
dragonforks93 3 weeks ago
When you fart, that's the sound of a black hole.
GodOfUnbelief 3 weeks ago 44
@GodOfUnbelief =))))))))))
ishootlazerslol 3 weeks ago
@GodOfUnbelief you mean when your momm queefs,outta her spoon
PATBATify 1 week ago
wait wait wait wait WAIT!
Light cant escape a black hole....Sound cant escape a black hole, how did you get the sound?
BadVoodo0 3 weeks ago
@BadVoodo0 In laymans; The "stuff" in the accretion disk near a black hole emits radiation, radiation such as X-rays. So someone (from NASA apparently) turned the X-rays into sound waves and changed their pitch.
meloveoasis 3 weeks ago
@meloveoasis ohh lol thanks for explainging it to me
BadVoodo0 3 weeks ago
@BadVoodo0 Light can't escape the event horizon of a black hole. The accretion disk around the event horizon gives off radiation, which was recorded and translated into sound.
Doomsdaydev1ce 3 weeks ago
sounds like a vacuum cleaner!
geobenne 3 weeks ago
@geobenne dahhh it is a vacuum cleaner but its bigger and more destroyable :D
MyPitMind 3 weeks ago
@MyPitMind Sorry, don't mean to state the obvious. By the way, the onomatopoeic word is spelled "duh, " and the form of the other word your trying to use is "destructive."
geobenne 3 weeks ago
@geobenne sorry if my english are so bad but thnx anyway i like space :D
MyPitMind 3 weeks ago
OK OK wait just a darn freaking second.In space there is no air and sound needs a medium to travel through such as gases,liguids,or solids.Air is a gas and sound can travel through that but sound cant travel through space.Thus to my counclusion FAKE AND GAY.
coolpepper101 3 weeks ago
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@coolpepper101 if black holes suck in light, it sucks in energy, and matter, thats everything, ever think it was something like radio waves because they can be converted to audio,and black holes emit radio waves
power6053 3 weeks ago
@coolpepper101 Not sure if trolling, or just very stupid.
FistoTheSexboticus 3 weeks ago
Black holes do not emit radio waves, or any types of waves for that matter. So it doesn't matter how much you divide the "frequency" of these so called waves so that it can be heard with human ears because no energy is emitted from a black hole.
VEVOemployee 3 weeks ago
@VEVOemployee VEVO SUCKS!
TheEmperorNothing 3 weeks ago
@TheEmperorNothing Wow that was really enlightened we should listen to some shitty 90's alt-rock together sometime bro
johncusackdeathcult 3 weeks ago
@johncusackdeathcult 90's rule!!!!! lol
TheEmperorNothing 3 weeks ago
@VEVOemployee
Black holes typically have a silver ring around them because of the radiowaves and radiation being sucked in. The Black Holes swallow the objects, do you eat without burping? Same principle.
And, what is a gamma ray burst then? That would be a black hole emitting UNBELIEVABLE amounts of energy sometimes with the radius of our entire Galaxy. I don't know why you think you can destroy energy, it is neither created nor destroyed.
MrFrazzleRazzle 3 weeks ago
n way....:)
JugglingHobbit 3 weeks ago
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JugglingHobbit 3 weeks ago
TO be honest, before hearing this I was sure that a black hole sounds like that....like a nightmare.
Misel982001 3 weeks ago
in fact black holes make a noise that is 3 billion trillion times lower than what our ears can pick up. crazy shit out there
Legitbagel2552 3 weeks ago
Not a bit professional, just a amateur clip.
bbrump 3 weeks ago
sounds like goku went super sayian 3.......
freemywillie94 3 weeks ago 50
@freemywillie94 and its goku ...
SPITitOUTTT 2 weeks ago
change the wavelegth to see WW II from tv! It should make time go backwards with the speed of light and gravity thingy.
shadehealer 3 weeks ago
to all you people who do not believe this is "real" sound. One comment, lack of education is the mother of all ignorance.
Anubis4252 3 weeks ago
It just hungry.
Saturn225683 4 weeks ago
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I thought light can't escape a black hole. And that includes radio waves.
ostapslobodian 4 weeks ago
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ostapslobodian 4 weeks ago
it shouldn't have a sound if it can suck light in it can suck sound in
bewhite08 4 weeks ago
@bewhite08 reading the description always helps before you comment "the sounds are X-RAY data translated into audible pulsations"
Weslo2 4 weeks ago
This has to be the most pathetic piece of crap i've seen in a long time. First off the idea that this video gave of what a black hole is is completely and utterly fake. The black hole doesn't have a size or shape, it's unvisible to the human eye. Second off, the black wholes have got to be hundreds if not thousands of sound speed years away, and I really doubt that a black hole would make a sound as if you're blowing someone.
23hugomartins 1 month ago
Pew Pew Pew Pew Pew.
est101010 1 month ago
Sounds like my wife, on a good day.....
TRipFullEffect 1 month ago
suck on that james dyson.
aislecheeks 1 month ago
XXDD the funny thing is that black holes are black because they are so strong, they suck in the light.... now how the fuck would sound still exist there? a black hole breaks down the molecules, by the force its pulling shit in.. the only time you would hear a blakc hole is when 1 blows up, but if u hear that, than thats the last thing ur ever gonna hear :D
megvagyimmartizenyol 1 month ago
@megvagyimmartizenyol Energy, radio waves, converted into sound, not microphones hooked up to satellites.
ASpaceofCrazy 1 month ago
@ASpaceofCrazy yes, and by waht i said, its obvious that it sucks in radio waves as well :)
megvagyimmartizenyol 1 month ago
@megvagyimmartizenyol l2science they emit radio waves which can be converted to sound so there is no actual sound but there is radio waves with we convert to sound.
reveiwthis2 4 weeks ago
@reveiwthis2 i know a lot of science compared that i was never good at it, and i know what ur saying, radio waves can be converted into sounds, but there isnt an actual sound if u could listen with air. thats what i meant.. sorry, i cant explain things that good :)
megvagyimmartizenyol 4 weeks ago
@megvagyimmartizenyol
could you not say the same thing about regular sound? Its just waves being converted with the tool that does it on in our head, i.e. the inside of our ear, its all just waves. no ears means no sound (as we know it), waves are still there, just like in this vid!
adriandecleir 3 weeks ago
@adriandecleir well i gues... ur right :D
megvagyimmartizenyol 3 weeks ago
OH!
SO THIS IS WHAT SPACE HELL SOUNDS LIKE!
Manguypersonthing1 1 month ago
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i thought sound didnt travel through space or did i leave my dyson switched on?
sheamus316 1 month ago
i thought sound didnt travel through space or did i leave my dyson switched on?
sheamus316 1 month ago
Mm .. violation and sucking. Am I being educated?
kotosqopos 1 month ago
Sounds like the vacuum cleaner upstairs. Sucking my concentration away...
WoodSugars 1 month ago
you cant HEAR in the universe thers no air particals for the vibrateing particals to traval on DUH
thevideogamerable 1 month ago
sounds like my friend in deep focus
bboysparkour 1 month ago
A blackhole in space are not there for a human being going thru it you fall in you're in God's hand!
bronxboy129 1 month ago
Hey idiots the sound emanates from things being suck in a blackhole! daaaa! rocket scientists!
bronxboy129 1 month ago
black holes are badass to me for some reason
nodamnusernames1 1 month ago
hahahah, u know in the space there is no sound -.- so .... only in the planets with atmosfere
360breakdown 1 month ago
sounds like somebody is running bath water...
littleredwagonEP 1 month ago
Gosh, if you get sucked into those things in a ship or a cruiser invented in the inventions yet to come. God be with you
MATRIX0MAN007 1 month ago
Sounds like that vacuum thing from the Teletubbies show... Space is amazing.
TalentedStranger 1 month ago
Cant black holes suck in sound too?
phaneric14 1 month ago
@phaneric14 sound can't get sucked in.
FinancialBailoutPlan 1 month ago
Darn, this sound is incredibly frightening!
craneywatch 1 month ago
It sounds like a giant vacuum hitting my ear drums =( I don't like it.
shelshi1991 1 month ago
Black Holes cant makes sounds. In space sound waves dont travel.
blue11554 1 month ago
@blue11554 It's possible to pick up on certain radio waves and then convert it into an audible format.
MrSean490 1 month ago
@blue11554 Radio waves can be converted to audio,and black holes emit radio waves.
halossis2 1 month ago 26
but we dont even know if black holes exsist
ianpr25 3 weeks ago
@halossis2 How do you know they emit radio waves? Were you there hearing one?
SHOCKWAVE2980 2 weeks ago
@blue11554 Radio waves travel in space...
TalentedStranger 1 month ago
@TalentedStranger Yeah I know that. What I was trying to say was "sounds" dont come from blackholes or anything else in space. -_-'
blue11554 1 month ago
Sounds like Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music.
MpchermidafilhoA 1 month ago 18
@MpchermidafilhoA That was exactly what I thought the first time I heard it XD
shrub74 2 weeks ago
Where we're going, we won't need eyes to see. Our ears shall suffice.
IcaraelTheWanderer 1 month ago 2
@IcaraelTheWanderer
Lmao.
Cayden1986 1 month ago
stay away D:
tayyabno10 1 month ago
How do the radio waves even esape? I thought black holes devour EVERYTHING
randomdude581 1 month ago
@randomdude581 Black Holes emit radiation.Mostly, X-Rays.
DaKoolA1dMan 1 month ago
@randomdude581 Some times things can escape. For the most part, your right, everything that enters the Event Horizon is essentially lost. However, Some times things are flung out. Black Holes are weird like that.
thespartanmk1 1 month ago
@randomdude581 A "Black hole" in this vid's sense prob. is the event horizon + the accretion disc around it.
If you will,look at it like a drain in the bathtub as an event horizon for water. If there's no water in the tub, the drain is just there and does nothing.
But when you let some water in it'll instantly start going down the drain and even make some noise circling around. And what you hear in this vid is the EM noise of electr. charged matter circling around the "hole".
mithrandir1988 1 month ago
Just so you know, in space, their is no sound, cant hear a thing
VideoManiacify 1 month ago
@VideoManiacify Moreover in space you can't breathe, so wouldn't be alive. But, light beating off a space suit would vibrate the air inside, and a person inside a space suit could hear the electromagnetic waves vibrating the outside of their suit, provided it was in appropriate frequencies for human hearing. Most people don't notice it, but the electromagnetic radiation of the sun is actually audible, it's just we live with it all our lives... You can feel it as pressure on your skin too. (try)
misterwackydoodle 1 month ago in playlist Science
You can hear farts in the background :D
esgnrjnjgu 1 month ago
How do they know, that it's the real sound of a BH? I think, these sound are fake.
ForsakenZOL 1 month ago
no the blackhole doesnt make any sounds since it sucks in anything including light or sound waves trust me, im asian
domino764 1 month ago
@domino764 there are no sound waves in space.... its a vacuum... so no it doesn't 'suck them in' duh
ryancarter455 1 month ago
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nuggetspl 1 month ago
Sounds like a shot-vac. Which I guess is an appropriate comparison...
Raptorman117 1 month ago
Sounds like my aunt amy farting
manchesteralltheway 1 month ago
Look, black holes can't sound. There is no way for sound to travel in space. It could be radiation waves, or even some type of energy, or even matter that we have not discovered yet that could possibly make the "sound" waves.
blackOPSbeasty115 1 month ago
i'd say u couldnt hear this in space. sound waves dont travel in space but there are still waves traveling, which u can convert to sound waves and hear the sound, but how u gonna get da sound? idk, jus felt like posting this, dont hate.
plplpop1 1 month ago
sounds like something dying, along with radio interference, and a shower running in the background
W0Wman1 1 month ago
Sounds like chuck norris fart =)
MrDiablinho 1 month ago
ssszzzhhhhhhhh soi soi soi soi soi sssszzzzhhhh soi soi soi
Shaby15v 1 month ago
pew pew pewww
bobspie4 1 month ago
i thought space has no sound
StanOfGB 1 month ago
@StanOfGB This wasn't recorded with a microphone you uneducated fuck. It's been converted via computers. THe x-rays carry radio waves which can be converted to sound ba aspeaker.
BloXboX37 1 month ago
@BloXboX37 x-rays carry radio waves?... and I'm an uneducated fuck. A black hole does not make this sound. The end.
StanOfGB 1 month ago
@StanOfGB Read the most thumbed up comment on this video and stop playing the Internet Tough Guy card you nigger, go back to elementary school. You haven't gotten further then 6th grade have you kid?
BloXboX37 1 month ago
@BloXboX37 LMAO a racist person interested in science! 1st of all, they are sound waves not radio waves that the "sound" is recorded on. 2nd, this is not the sound of a black hole, the distance from it is too great to obtain the actual sound. 3rd, I'm already an economist; are you still stuck in school "tough guy"? See ya, I don't talk to racists.
StanOfGB 1 month ago
@StanOfGB actually since its a black hole, these are most likely x-rays being converted into sound.
MechaShadowV2 1 month ago
@StanOfGB actually since its a black hole, these are most likely x-rays being converted into sound, not sound waves or radio waves
MechaShadowV2 1 month ago
@MechaShadowV2 how can xrays be converted into sound? They have the same properties that are required for it? Even if they do, wouldn't it be far from what the actual sound sounds like?
StanOfGB 1 month ago
@StanOfGB well its basically like how a radio picks of radio waves and converts it to sound, there are some differences but the principles are the same, also fyi sound waves and radio waves are not the same, sound waves is the projection of sound bumping against molecules, radio waves/x-ray waves is a type of electromagnetic radiation, and thus can move in a vacuum much like light, as for the distance, they actually have equipment that can amplify these wavelengths like telescopes can with light
MechaShadowV2 1 month ago
the sound is a million stars being ripped to their fucking doom
BMWM3GTRLOVER 1 month ago
To the dumbasses who keep saying no air=no sound:
Light frequencies can be turned into sound frequencies. Radio waves are light waves, they just have a longer wavelength than visible light.
drsuny12 1 month ago
Sound energy is emitted by motion and air, air allows sound to travel. Since no air is in space, there is no sound energy. And anyway, nothing escapes the force of a black hole, not even energy.
DJRetroTrance 1 month ago
@DJRetroTrance see the top comment
thegreathistorian7 1 month ago