Known. ❤️

Oh sh-

@@cupcakxiia ever heard of HW 2970? *I'm kidding act like it's real!!!*

@@lovinchristmasb.. YO!!! Just searched it up. I'm horrified. *am i doing a good job*

@@cupcakxiia OMG YEAH ITS HORRIBLE! yes

So true.

@@Cosmoknowledge what if it already has reached his limit and got bursted and we will know this about next 10 billion years☠️☠️☠️

There's one even bigger. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Phoenix_A_compared_to_Ton_618_and_the_Orbit_of_Neptune.jpg These black holes are absolute units.

@@maximesaindon3552 well Ton is farther away so it has potential to be even bigger than phoenix currently if we were right next to it

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It's truly unimaginable. You just can't wrap your mind around that.

That's 6E+22 or 6x10 to the 22nd power or so damn far what the hell else in the universe matters!

Agreed. This is something I’ll dedicate my life to

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Of what? There is ♾ more interesting things to learn then this black hole, and I'm a fan, but let's keep things in perspective.

@@AlexanderMoises what's more interesting

@@Pigeonpapo Nancy Outirino

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what u gonna do? punch it?

It's crazy how stuff works.

That's nice to hear. Thank you!

That's cos black holes slow time 🙂

That's where it's not even interesting anymore because you don't really get what it even means. 😂

Brain.exe has stopped working

@BlackholeTtson452 HERCULES CORONA BOREALIS RADIUS 10 BILLION LIGHT YEAR IN DIAMETER

@@CosmoknowledgePHOENIX A IS 200 BILLION SUN

@@fatimamustapa Stop with your misinformation kid it is 100 billion solar masses and that to is only a theory

Really glad to hear that. Thanks a lot!

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Indeed. Amazing science behind this.

Earth 691

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I'm really glad you appreciate that. Thank you so much, and all the best. ❤

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Thank you for this.

Yes, that may be true. But another problem is you'll never make it back.

@@Cosmoknowledge its a one way trip. but who knows, death by that beast of a black hole might be like going to sleep, everything just goes black. do you remember when you fall asleep? nope. everything just goes black.

@@carjockey2135 Yes, that might just be true.

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Bro which country you from

@@rishipal5882 I'm from New York.

Crazy how stuff works.

Oops... Sorry about that.

Hahahahaha I cracked up 🤣

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So glad to hear that. Thank you so much!

No, you better not do that.

@@Cosmoknowledge It is on my bucket list.

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Wow! What an experience that should've been.

Thank you so much!

Yes, Phoenix A, but it's still not confirmed.

You know a white hole or a black hole exploding might explain all the interesting stuff going on with Phoenix A. It's even bigger than Ton 618, 8.5 billion light years away. and the galaxy it's a part of has the highest observed star formation of any galaxy. As for your second question: we might actually be. It's weird to think about it but the object that started the Big Bang is extremely similar to a black hole singularity. Extremely dense, extremely hot, etc. and theoretically black holes will eventually evaporate or something.

Thank you! 😌❤

Not really.

Crazy to think about this stuff.

I thought it would have swallowed its entire galaxy by now!

Indeed there is. We just haven't found one yet.

@@Cosmoknowledge TON 618 Quasar is one of my favorites

Yes, I noticed that, people have noticed as well. Sorry about that, and thanks for reminding.

Of course.

He actually does. 😂

@@Cosmoknowledge ask him if he happens to narrate true crime 😂

Eh...

We're making a video about a new black hole, even larger than TON 618.

@@Cosmoknowledge Ok you think there a black hole bigger then is one show me where is it then I don't care if it bigger than ton 618 I like ton 618.

@@Cosmoknowledge Do you mean the Phoenix A is the new largest blackhole ever discovered.

@@Cosmoknowledge What!!!

Let's do that with the Sun, first. 😄

@@Cosmoknowledge ohk, glad you replied though!

No, don't bother yourself. 😄

I highly doubt it will solve all the mysteries, but it will certainly give us a lot. 😄❤

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Crazy.

It is.

#kayn YOUR IS CREATURE 👽👽👽

Yes, it's a new update so I'm gonna make a new video on that this week or the upcoming week.

But Ton 618 is much further. So if both were to have continued to grow, Ton 618 would be larger than Phoenix A today.

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Light can't escape them but can escape and bend around them.

Due to its accretion disk

I agree with that. 😂

True.

All the mass that it has gobbled. 😄

@@Cosmoknowledge okai

Our minds can't truly understand it.

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Hahaha, it's still too far away from us.

It's billions of light-years away, so we're fine. Even in billions of years we won't collide thanks to the expansion of space.

Wow!!!

Yes

Why?

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Well, a lot of people are scared of their thoughts. Things don't even have to be real for you to be scared of. Did you know that the human brain doesn't know the difference between imagination and reality?

How do you know that?

@@Vagabond-Cosmique ​ Well, it all started way back in 2004 when I discovered a few variables missing from Einstein's and Newton's equations on gravity. I realized they neglected to address the action causing gravity. So, I set out to postulate on what caused gravity to begin with, not the reactions like warping of spacetime but the action responsible. After I figured out it was energy causing gravity it didn't take me long to figure out the equations that would solve all the observations. We know it takes energy to move mass against the pull of gravity. Thus gravity and energy are equal counterparts. Then because gravity is produced continuously then energy also must be produced continuously. Not a conversion but produced freely and constantly just like gravity. This indicates objects that produce gravity produce energy as a counterpart. This basically explained what was causing space to expand, because energy and gravity when added to space is something. And when something new is added to the space in the universe it must also add volume to space. So, the objects producing the most gravity like a supermassive black hole should in theory be producing the most energy as an equal counterpart. Thus black holes should produce massive amounts of energy. We are limited to only being able to see the visual light spectrum in the total electromagnetic spectrum of energy. Thus we cannot see the energy radiating from the black hole not because energy cannot escape it's surface but because the energy is so high and the wavelength is way to small so that we are unable to see it. It has nothing to do with light not being able to escape their gravity, because energy is the equal counterpart to gravity. Can't have one without the other. In order to produce gravity the large spherically shaped mass has to radiate new energy into space around it, which in turn causes the reaction we call gravity. Another reaction would be the expansion of space, the flow of cold space moving opposite to the energy escaping. The 3rd law of motion states that for every action there is an equal yet opposite reaction. So the action of energy being created inside of large mass produces gravity as a reaction. Now imagine what would happen to objects that are pulled towards a black hole? The objects would be pulled in towards the black hole until the object interacted with the high energy photons radiating away from the surface. The energy flowing away would produce a strong pressure and cause everything to be blown away from the black hole so that nothing, not even another black hole would be able to collide with it or fall into its surface. It would be just like the mass of a large sailboat trying to steer directly into a headwind that was moving a few million miles an hour away from a single point in space. It would be impossible. So the objects will be drawn in by the gravity of the black hole then as it got about 120 AU away it would interact with the headwind and be forced away from the black hole, causing it to orbit it forever, never to collide or succumb to its gravity. Last year I wrote a series of 6 books on this called Secret Universe by Ron Kemp. The first book in the series is called Gravity. I'm pretty sure I'm right because back in 1010 astrophysicists working at the ALMA Radio Telescope observatory reported they spotted a massive cloud of gas heading straight for the supermassive black hole in the core of our galaxy. They used general relativity to try and predict what was going to happen to the gas cloud and failed miserable to accurately predict the outcome of the G-02 gas cloud. I however had fixed general relativity back in 2004 and my equations made different predictions. I wrote to the astrophysicists at NASA in their space dot com forum and told them nothing much was going to happen to the gas cloud. According to my calculation it was going to orbit the black hole and barely be affected. It was not going to fall into the black hole. Remember be saying above, nothing is able to fall into or collide with them? Well, in 2014 they reported that the gas cloud orbited the black hole and was barely affected. It even retained its spherical shape. I was right and they were wrong. They predicted it was going to be stretched out in what they termed spaghettification and some of the gas was going to fall into the black hole and produce a light show. They were wrong and I was right. The G-02 gas cloud orbited the black hole and was not stretched out nor did any of the gas fall into the black hole and produce a light show just as I predicted. Every observation concerning the supermassive black hole Sgr A* in the core of our galaxy I got right. That's how I know I'm right. In my books I've made many predictions about the universe and what astrophysicists would eventually discover. Right now because of a pricing error on Amazon you can get my books for up to 97% off list price. I sold 12 copies in the last 14 days. I don't even make any money off them at cost of publishing, printing and shipping. They are as low as 8 USD. Their prices will increase to over $100 a copy in less than 3 months. I've even made some predictions about what the James Webb space Telescope will discover in June when it becomes fully operational. What the JWST finds will change cosmology forever. Like no big bang, the universe is older than 13.8 billion years, energy and matter can be made but not destroyed and so much more. Get your copies today before their prices increase. They are on sale right now for up to 97% off.