@Maxo12110 - no, I did not create this video... if you scroll to the bottom of the descriptive text accompanying each of the videos I post, you should see proper credit and a link to the source material. Thanks for watching! - Michael
@Maxo12110 - Yup! That's why I post them! I save the HD originals onto my media server hooked up to my TV -- they're fun to watch on a big screen, especially after a Saturday night out... or a lazy, hazy Sunday afternoon. =)
@lleksikon - active black holes suck in more matter than it can consume, so the matter gets backlogged like a traffic jam... this excess matter is spiraling inward to the black hole at a huge velocity, slams into this traffic jam, is spun up to the poles and is ejected out into high-energy beams of gamma rays and other particles traveling away from the black hole at nearly the speed of light. When the black hole catches up with the eating the matter in the traffic jam, the polar jets die down.
Did you make these yourself? They're very good.
Please check out some of my Black Hole videos; I concentrate more on the black hole itself then the accretion disc/jets.
-Max
Maxo12110 1 year ago
@Maxo12110 - no, I did not create this video... if you scroll to the bottom of the descriptive text accompanying each of the videos I post, you should see proper credit and a link to the source material. Thanks for watching! - Michael
djxatlanta 1 year ago
@djxatlanta Oh, OK.
Still, very neat videos.
-Max
Maxo12110 1 year ago
@Maxo12110 - Yup! That's why I post them! I save the HD originals onto my media server hooked up to my TV -- they're fun to watch on a big screen, especially after a Saturday night out... or a lazy, hazy Sunday afternoon. =)
djxatlanta 1 year ago
@djxatlanta Nice.
I make 3D black hole videos too, I guess maybe I'll try making a little Youtube documentary about them.
-Max
Maxo12110 1 year ago
How is the jet produced? How does the material exit the orbit?
lleksikon 1 year ago
@lleksikon - active black holes suck in more matter than it can consume, so the matter gets backlogged like a traffic jam... this excess matter is spiraling inward to the black hole at a huge velocity, slams into this traffic jam, is spun up to the poles and is ejected out into high-energy beams of gamma rays and other particles traveling away from the black hole at nearly the speed of light. When the black hole catches up with the eating the matter in the traffic jam, the polar jets die down.
djxatlanta 1 year ago