We Thought Black Holes Created Event Horizons. It Might Be the Opposite
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Top Comments (10)
I remember starting watching PBS spacetime, for nice lil videos about stars and space fancies. Now it's theoretical physics with complicated maths. Honestly I love the progression but sometimes my primate brain struggles to keep up
"Don't panic, it's already too late" is a hilarious intro line. :D
I thought I found an event horizon behind my couch when I looked, but it was just my black cat.
Matt's hands must be entire seconds younger than his shoulders by now.
16:46 Today I learned that merging black holes look like pants.
i have an event horizon purring on my lap. sometimes it looks back
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Only PBS Space Time can take something called an event horizon and make the plot twist happen before the event.
"it'll make things a bit clearer. hopefully". dang that's a load-bearing "hopefully" if i ever heard one
i just discovered this. how wonderful that there's someone who can explain current physics without dumbing it down *so* much that its incomprehensible to a trained scientist! thanks so much for directing your presentations to a "reasonably educated common denominator" and not "a least common denominator" ... where i'm sure the urge to maximize clicks favors the latter. this is so useful, since -- well, i'm not a physicist myself (biophysics) -- but its so useful to have someone review the current literature and examine it in the context of current research. its a moving target but so complex and interesting and ... well, you do an excellent job making me believe that I (kinda) understand thngs that I probably don't completely understand but ... we're venturing into fuzzy/open problem here. So well handled. Hats off!
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Top Comments (10)
I remember starting watching PBS spacetime, for nice lil videos about stars and space fancies. Now it's theoretical physics with complicated maths. Honestly I love the progression but sometimes my primate brain struggles to keep up
"Don't panic, it's already too late" is a hilarious intro line. :D
I thought I found an event horizon behind my couch when I looked, but it was just my black cat.
Matt's hands must be entire seconds younger than his shoulders by now.
16:46 Today I learned that merging black holes look like pants.
i have an event horizon purring on my lap. sometimes it looks back
Start speaking a new language in 3 weeks with Babbel 🎉. Get up to 50% OFF ➡ Here: https://bit.ly/PBSJun26
Only PBS Space Time can take something called an event horizon and make the plot twist happen before the event.
"it'll make things a bit clearer. hopefully". dang that's a load-bearing "hopefully" if i ever heard one
i just discovered this. how wonderful that there's someone who can explain current physics without dumbing it down *so* much that its incomprehensible to a trained scientist! thanks so much for directing your presentations to a "reasonably educated common denominator" and not "a least common denominator" ... where i'm sure the urge to maximize clicks favors the latter. this is so useful, since -- well, i'm not a physicist myself (biophysics) -- but its so useful to have someone review the current literature and examine it in the context of current research. its a moving target but so complex and interesting and ... well, you do an excellent job making me believe that I (kinda) understand thngs that I probably don't completely understand but ... we're venturing into fuzzy/open problem here. So well handled. Hats off!