How Many Black Holes Are In The Solar System?
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Top Comments (10)
I clicked that notification at relativistic speeds.
I found my keys under my cat a couple weeks ago. How they got there, is a question science simply cannot answer.
“Credit: Anton Petrov” YEEEEAAAAAA
I was wondering if the PBHs in that mass range would still exist after 13.8 billion years of hawking radiation evaporation, but the calculator I found online says they will live for ~1 sextillion years
9:24 "An hour later, your car will be ten meters ahead. That's an entire car length." Dang, your cars in Melbourne are huge!
"for twenty years" My '90s Kid brain: "Oh wow, we sent Martian satellites back in the '80s??" The same brain, a split moment later:
Please bring back comment responses. I learned/laughed a lot from them. It doesn't have to be every episode but i think some of what others have to say made this channel part or why i love it still today. I miss it. The 'it rings like a bell' quasi particle joke you missed the chance for a quasi moto joke and i loved it
I'm going to have nightmares about microscopic black holes traveling through space at insane speeds, thanks
I’m happy to see that people are looking into this still. My thesis was about pbh 6 years ago, and I still find myself thinking about it, even though I unfortunately don’t work in physics now. 😊
I have found a surprising number of lost objects under my cat. Orange monster does it on purpose. I wouldn't be surprised if he's sitting on the secret if dark matter right now.
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Top Comments (10)
I clicked that notification at relativistic speeds.
I found my keys under my cat a couple weeks ago. How they got there, is a question science simply cannot answer.
“Credit: Anton Petrov” YEEEEAAAAAA
I was wondering if the PBHs in that mass range would still exist after 13.8 billion years of hawking radiation evaporation, but the calculator I found online says they will live for ~1 sextillion years
9:24 "An hour later, your car will be ten meters ahead. That's an entire car length." Dang, your cars in Melbourne are huge!
"for twenty years" My '90s Kid brain: "Oh wow, we sent Martian satellites back in the '80s??" The same brain, a split moment later:
Please bring back comment responses. I learned/laughed a lot from them. It doesn't have to be every episode but i think some of what others have to say made this channel part or why i love it still today. I miss it. The 'it rings like a bell' quasi particle joke you missed the chance for a quasi moto joke and i loved it
I'm going to have nightmares about microscopic black holes traveling through space at insane speeds, thanks
I’m happy to see that people are looking into this still. My thesis was about pbh 6 years ago, and I still find myself thinking about it, even though I unfortunately don’t work in physics now. 😊
I have found a surprising number of lost objects under my cat. Orange monster does it on purpose. I wouldn't be surprised if he's sitting on the secret if dark matter right now.