Black Hole Comparison

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Published 2014-02-05

Hello world! Sorry about the long time without any uploads,
but I had to spend some time dealing with life ;)
But good news, I am back with a space themed video similar to my first upload,
which became quite popular.
I hope I was able to convey my fascination.
Enjoy

Music:

"Black Vortex" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

All Comments (21)

@morn1415 5 years ago

We just saw the Event Horizon! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZHhuzuzQ9M
@Glipper_ 7 years ago

The music made this hundred times more intense
@stepheniecelinecosmas4617 6 years ago

I'm not scared of ghosts anymore. Thank you.
@JasperFx 4 years ago

I find myself coming back to this video every now and then for a solid hit of existentialism.
@johnathanmonsen6567 3 years ago

I absolutely love the demonstration you give of the black hole's mass. The way it's presented completely hammers home how INCOMPREHENSIBLY big it is, as it just keeps stacking more and more and MORE. It is an incredible impact.
@GmZorZ 8 years ago

dont talk to me or my sun ever again
@manojManoj-ih2md 7 years ago

loved the sun crushing sound
@ImDrizzt 5 years ago

I showed this to my dad, when that last gigantic black hole came, and it started to show the mass of it with the suns, he just turned around and walked off
@rizmo7962 5 years ago

The biggest black hole known to man at the moment is named TON 618. Its so big that the entire solar system is the size of an pin compared to it. Its actually so big that the phoenix cluster is dwarfed by it.
@kaczan3 8 years ago

No actual suns have been hurt during the production of this movie.
@Kanibulus 7 years ago

So, if you crush the Earth, to the size of a peanut, it'll become a black hole. Welcome to the hydraulic press channel. faint echoes of wife's laughter as she passes through the event horizon...
@Colony28 5 years ago

Dear morn1415, I have seen this video for maybe 10-20 times since I first discovered it few years back. I randomly always come back to it and watch it again. It is so intense - I get goosebumps and hair standing straight every single time. Thank you, this is nothing short of a space opera.
@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 4 years ago

These supermassive black holes are basically the eraser for a canvas that an artist that's drawing on it
@Tonius126 7 years ago

This music made this even more terrifying i dunno why lol
@FireTiger941 6 years ago

I love that satisfying "crush/crunch" sound LOL
@AugustoV8Cesar 9 months ago

I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS VIDEO , it never gets boring.
@brutusbrutalus8457 5 years ago

3:06 Me: damn. That are lots of suns. Morn1415: But wait! There's more!
@junofall 8 years ago

3:01 "Wow, that's a lot of Suns!" 3:03 HOLY SHIT
@paradoxidization1844 8 years ago

That Phoenix Cluster black hole actually made me feel fear. Like, eyes widening and drying, cold feeling over your body, goosebumps. Real fear.
@matthewvaissiere8057 4 years ago

Respect for the cameraman who travelled around the universe to film this.