Galaxy destroyed by Black Hole

This is a simulation of the encounter of a spirograph-shaped galaxy and a giant sphere that's five times as massive as our Milky Way. For those who don't know; that's about seventy tredecillion pounds, or written out:

70.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 lb.

The simulation is created with "Universe Sandbox", a free program that you can download at UniverseSandbox.com.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Spiro
• Spirograph
• Spirograph galaxy
• Universe Sandbox fun
• yt:quality=high

[DarthEquus]

Great, so that's how we're going to go: Sucked into a vortex of gravity from which not even light can escape, while Vivaldi's Four Seasons and The Minute Waltz play in the background.

[TheMatrixAussie]

@DarthEquus Such is life.

[xtelevisionset]

Fractals = Everything

[Dmanhalo]

If im going to dye im NOT LISTENING TO THIS!

[TouristTrophyRecord]

OK but i suppose this is an speeded version, so in how much time this appens in real space?

i mean, if this happens, the Earth and the sun probably will be separated because stars and planet will be shuffled, and some of them will be pushed out the Galaxy. Question: that Giant Sphere was supposed to be a Black Hole right?

[XXplaythegamesXX]

70 tredecillion or FANTASTILLION ?????

[hongmeiformoses]

I ment Drowvoid

[hongmeiformoses]

Come on drovoid ....

[vador351]

The result: fuck :/

[desu38]

@agarofalo2001 Shut up, it's pretty!

[redjr242]

@DarthEquus I thought it might be sarcastic, but wasn't sure. That was before I re-read ur comment and noticed the Vivaldi part though.

[DarthEquus]

@redjr242

Yes,I am aware. My comment was made in sarcastic jest.