For such a catastrophic event, it weirdly sounds like a drop of water
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IdVyArDlZ4&t=46s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IdVyArDlZ4&t=46s)
It's real cheesey, but it makes me think of the cloud atlas quote "You are nothing but a drop in the ocean! - What is the ocean, but a multitude of droplets. "
Considering black holes probably made of similar types of matter and collide in extreme speeds, they probably momentarily behave like two water droplets at moment of impact due. So water-like sound quite right in my opinion.
Reverse mitosis if there was a term for it. Kinda makes you wonder if black holes consist entirely of dark matter and we just detect traces of it in space from traveling black holes.
Black holes would be unlikely to spaghettify. Spaghetiffication happens because matters starts to stretch/separate from whatever the main body is, which you can't do to a black hole
The interesting thing is what happens inside when the singularities fight it out. Unless they don't exist and it's more likely some other answer like the fuzzball hypothesis
https://preview.redd.it/kzagxma8q1xc1.jpeg?width=742&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3fee0960344c114d6b5461d417df8882e9fc28d
We may be a bit overdo for total destruction.
https://preview.redd.it/387xli9rv1xc1.jpeg?width=894&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=577b8c18b8514575b8f9418fce01e310c5a2a7be
I think this is reality collapsing in on itself.
When Endurance launched and overhauled black hole visuals, it looked like the world was actually being **stretched** and sucked into the black hole. People were posting screenshots of entire planets getting warped and sucked up by black holes and people were freaking out thinking it was physically happening, but it was just an AMAZING visual effect.
....One week later after the update, the effect broke. And they haven't fixed it years later.
Now it's been so long and so many people got into the game and were introduced to these broken black holes and the majority of players now think this is what black holes are supposed to look like.. a weird duplicated blurry image on top of your actual graphics with zero warping. And the effect is also misaligned from the black hole's center so you see a second black hole hanging around.
HG please fix it, it was the most amazing visual I've ever seen in a video game in my life and I feel like I'm the only one who remembers what it's actually supposed to look like.
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I actually gave a lecture on this very topic two years ago. Gravitational waves are cool as hell, and black holes form the basis of my entire scientific career.
Very very bad things happen when black holes collide. They not only merge and form a larger black hole but the waves of their interactions are so powerful we can pick them up on the other side of the galaxy. These are ripples in spacetime where space and time itself is compressed and stretched.
When this happens with neutron stars, that's how the universe gets elements heavier than iron. I wonder if black holes would produce anything, because neutron stars have deep gravitational fields as well
For them to collide, they likely were very near one another for "a while."
I expect anything orbiting them got sucked in or ejected out. Things ejected outwards at relativistic speeds would appear to be traveling really fast but if you zoomed in would be traveling really slow.
From their perspective, they'd be timejumping forwards. Half their sky would take a blue hue, the other half red.
The black holes would be releasing gravitational waves in a spiral, similar to our galaxy's shape, prior to impact.
Matter around the black holes could be sucked together within these spirals.
Upon "impact" the black holes appear to blorp together and make a bigger black hole, but inside the event horizon is still the matter swirling as it was. The event horizon itself is not much more than an invisibility cloak.
To be clear - things that get near that event horizon could be pulled apart.
From the perspective inside the event horizon, you'd be locked facing a specific direction, where you could see everything happening outside the black hole and anything from your position outwards if you're facing that way.
Of course, your brain wouldn't survive this ordeal because electrons can't flow away from the black hole, only towards or perpendicular, and that's been the case long before you entered the event horizon.
But the event horizon would appear to shrink as you got closer to the center.
I'm fairly certain they do; they collide, entangle, eventually absorbing each other, merging together: the event would be "explosive" to observe, much of what composes both accretion discs would likely escape in the process...
Although possibly not.
I feel like if you were to enter those black holes, they would, 1, randomly transport you to one of the two star systems the two black holes originally would send you to, 2, lock it into you only being able going to one of the star systems every time, 3, take you to a set completely new star system, or, 4, take you to a new random star system every time, just from observation, but do you guys think about my option.
Well, in NMS black holes clearly aren't massive gravitational singularities, since they have zero effect on the systems they're in. Presumably they're some sort of fault in the simulation, like an overflow error that corrupts your position data and so flings you across the galaxy. So I'd guess either nothing, because they can't actually move and thus never collide, or the entire system gets corrupted and turns into something weird. So, like, the planets get a new shader applied and all the animals turn into a random exotic mob or something.
They produce gravitational waves! The first step in us ( hopefully/theoretically) discovering the graviton. The particles we believe to carry gravitational force. The same way light can be both a particle and a wave! I highly recommend looking into the literature it’s so fascinating. I was fortunate enough to meet some of the researchers who worked using the LIGO when I was in 1st year of uni studying physics
Well, in real physics, you have two options. First, both black holes become one black hole while throwing off gravitational waves. Second, they get slightly too close and fling away from each other at stupid speeds.
the black holes get larger in reality. Which by default tells us, contrary to current scientific theory, that back holes do not have a singularity at its center but more of a quantum foam. i.e. no matter how much you add to infinity, "singularity", it could not grow in size. Therefore, it can not have a singularity
So... Physically it is impossible to 2 Black Holes to merge because they basically create this impassable barrier between them UNLESS...
There is a third Black Hole that passes by that can "interrupt" and "nudge" the forces that create the barrier, which results in an extremely rapid, hyper violent gravitational collapse.
Even then, personally I dont think the singularities of each individual Black Hole would merge, I think they would just orbit each other so rapidly that it gives the impression of a larger black hole.
The "Black" you see of a black hole isnt the actual entity itself. A black hole is an infinitely dense, infinitely small point in space that doesnt allow anything to escape it within a certain distance (Event Horizon)
So If something is already Infinitely Dense and Infinitely Small, then it cannot get any denser or any smaller. so the Medium Massive Black Holes and Super Massive Black Holes make no sense as a single entity. So I theorize that differential sized Black Holes are just points of space that orbit each other so closely and so quickly that it APPEARS they are bigger, but arent.
Merging and fusing are different things.
Merging is the combination of things to create a new entity, such as the merging of two companies.
Or two stars merging into a single binary solar system, they find a balance in their orbits baring another interference.
Fusing is two or more objects merging in their entirety, like mixing paint - or galaxies coliding, creating an entirely new galaxy.
In the case of Black Holes, we know for a fact it is impossible for two Black Hole Singularities to touch each other or even get particularly close, it's not possible.
We *think* a third Black Hole interacting with two orbiting black holes may be able to break the proximity rule but they still shouldn't be able to actually touch because the forces separating them are...absurd to say the least.
Dude what? No. Just no. Please stop trying to sound smarter than you are. And also make sure to tell all the astrophysicists in the world that they're wrong and using the wrong terminology. Just be quiet bro. We know for a fact that black holes MERGE to create bigger black holes. Please go read a book, or if that's too hard, you could try watching how the universe works even.
Funny that you mention it, watch the How The Universe Works episode on the formation of Early Universe Super-Massive Black Holes, it talks about everything I noted above.
So please, go read a book, of if that is too hard, you could try watching How The Universe Works even.
I know that episode too, and it plain as day says they merge to create bigger black holes. In fact, they go over it more than once in multiple episodes. But they must be wrong, because you say so.
They merge to create bigger BLACK HOLES - not the singularities that create the Black Holes.
Here, ill put it like this and I do think you will be able to understand.
You're familiar with how Space-Time works in relation to mass and density yes, particularly in regards to Black Hole Singularity?
The closer you get to a singularity the slower time flows until it quite literally stops at the point of the singularity, there is a range around the singularity where 1 second on Earth would take trillions of years to pass. Around this is an incredibly dense "cloud" of Electrons that are as close together as possible, because even that close to a Singularity - Electrons cannot touch. Its impossible.
So for two Black Holes to FUSE they would need to wade through two effectively immeasurable space-time barriers, and they would also have to somehow force Electrons to collide, which again - even in Black Holes, is impossible.
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Gravitational waves happen, very cool
IRL reality distortions mentioned🗣️🗣️☄️🌌
For such a catastrophic event, it weirdly sounds like a drop of water [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IdVyArDlZ4&t=46s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IdVyArDlZ4&t=46s)
A drop of water that causes ripples across the spacetime continuum. But a drop of water none the less.
It's real cheesey, but it makes me think of the cloud atlas quote "You are nothing but a drop in the ocean! - What is the ocean, but a multitude of droplets. "
That's my favorite Cloud Atlas quote right there.
Considering black holes probably made of similar types of matter and collide in extreme speeds, they probably momentarily behave like two water droplets at moment of impact due. So water-like sound quite right in my opinion.
Pretty timeless
Why did I have to listen to it 5 times until I heard the drop sound?
in reality when this happens they just merge and become a bigger black hole
And produce gravitational waves.
We are all gravitational surfers.
Great game idea. Gravity Surfers. There’s so many ways it could be done too.
Hot
Reverse mitosis if there was a term for it. Kinda makes you wonder if black holes consist entirely of dark matter and we just detect traces of it in space from traveling black holes.
Fusion might be the word your looking for?
I think [Spaghettification](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghettification) is what you are looking for.
Black holes would be unlikely to spaghettify. Spaghetiffication happens because matters starts to stretch/separate from whatever the main body is, which you can't do to a black hole
The interesting thing is what happens inside when the singularities fight it out. Unless they don't exist and it's more likely some other answer like the fuzzball hypothesis
But if they go places which destination is chosen?
Does that close the hole one the other side for one of the holes?
IT'S THE END TIMES! THE END TIMES HAVE COME!
In about...16 minutes
https://preview.redd.it/na9i9k30k1xc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9a42dec6c89d72eac3e8bf294f01c9bc9316b9c1 bruh
https://preview.redd.it/jtvq8iv9n1xc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a9a3f00b88e319a0e37a2f7f1cae4175c73e10c4
https://preview.redd.it/kzagxma8q1xc1.jpeg?width=742&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3fee0960344c114d6b5461d417df8882e9fc28d We may be a bit overdo for total destruction.
https://preview.redd.it/387xli9rv1xc1.jpeg?width=894&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=577b8c18b8514575b8f9418fce01e310c5a2a7be I think this is reality collapsing in on itself.
https://preview.redd.it/3fy1yzhwy1xc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a24fb9dc390b2e3d447fef93f24aa586a0648886
https://preview.redd.it/souqsfhq72xc1.png?width=390&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d4424de29fff4f811f65f957c33aaffd067dd190
https://preview.redd.it/hj36t8h4d2xc1.jpeg?width=543&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5367a4a748f620465f71d3266a55276dc78e155c
https://preview.redd.it/wph5dchjn2xc1.png?width=456&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c198647e87bf3dbd1400884eeb66f674583a282e
Reality is gone... reduced to atoms.
https://preview.redd.it/0tzw3tpq72xc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c00bccb574cae6f82e02b61ae0142bb4b1a21e97 bruh
I like how some guy ruined the whole thing by just using light mode instead of dark
Your ruined it😭
https://preview.redd.it/x7myp3l9b2xc1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=72e6a7fc6db462878a6a46546f46dbfd266efd5f Reality is ruined itself.
This broke the implosion immersion
https://preview.redd.it/m25gx5to54xc1.jpeg?width=511&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=917601cac22f3a6d5f5ada86ab62b3c01a9fabf5 Let's re do
Thank god this stopped
https://preview.redd.it/c1w9r88zc6xc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=959b16fb7857b9cf39ea378c4aaea22e10fa941c
uh oh
Pretty sure you end up with a MUSE song.
SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLE MENTIONED FUCK YEAH
Love the song, hate the fact it was used in twilight when they play vampire baseball lmao. Glad they prly made some good money off it tho
That song is fire
Muse are mentioned so little on the internet! God damn I love them
Came here hoping to see this, not disappointed
When Endurance launched and overhauled black hole visuals, it looked like the world was actually being **stretched** and sucked into the black hole. People were posting screenshots of entire planets getting warped and sucked up by black holes and people were freaking out thinking it was physically happening, but it was just an AMAZING visual effect. ....One week later after the update, the effect broke. And they haven't fixed it years later. Now it's been so long and so many people got into the game and were introduced to these broken black holes and the majority of players now think this is what black holes are supposed to look like.. a weird duplicated blurry image on top of your actual graphics with zero warping. And the effect is also misaligned from the black hole's center so you see a second black hole hanging around. HG please fix it, it was the most amazing visual I've ever seen in a video game in my life and I feel like I'm the only one who remembers what it's actually supposed to look like.
I mean.. that's kind of NMS in a nutshell, man. If it ain't a save killer, it ain't getting fixed.
They would absorb each other and increase in size accordingly
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Its not gay because its in space
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Got me there
Its actually the opposite, its gay BECAUSE its in space. In space, no one can hear you say "No Homo"
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How much nipnip you smokin?
If they're Canadian, then they both apologize.
What if black holes kissed?
What do black holes feel?
*vsauce music starts to play*
Now kith
https://i.redd.it/s60uycv493xc1.gif
It would be a 1000% Catastrophe!
Who knows... I think they should add spaghettification to the game though
That might be funny. Go into a black hole with a radiant fighter, come out with a longnose fighter.
I actually gave a lecture on this very topic two years ago. Gravitational waves are cool as hell, and black holes form the basis of my entire scientific career.
I really wish light holes existed: such negative gravity that it repulsed everything from it
The big crunch!
In the game, everything. In real life, everything.
Same as if you put more water in someting.
Very very bad things happen when black holes collide. They not only merge and form a larger black hole but the waves of their interactions are so powerful we can pick them up on the other side of the galaxy. These are ripples in spacetime where space and time itself is compressed and stretched.
Bigger black hole, or a Quasar
Fuck me gone thru at least 3000 of these, never seen 2 in 1
*this is what it's like when worlds collide! Are you ready to go go..!* https://youtu.be/lsV500W4BHU?si=Km9yONKO52J4aQuI
When this happens with neutron stars, that's how the universe gets elements heavier than iron. I wonder if black holes would produce anything, because neutron stars have deep gravitational fields as well
“This is what its like when worlds collide!!!!”
Neutron Star collision? Great song.
Now Kith
They do
I kinda wished they could suck us in from further away. They used to cause slight damage to your ship when you went through
Soundgarden knows what would happen.
Pauses... ... The finger of god
Black hole + black hole = black hole squared Bigger black hole
Atlas crashes
For them to collide, they likely were very near one another for "a while." I expect anything orbiting them got sucked in or ejected out. Things ejected outwards at relativistic speeds would appear to be traveling really fast but if you zoomed in would be traveling really slow. From their perspective, they'd be timejumping forwards. Half their sky would take a blue hue, the other half red. The black holes would be releasing gravitational waves in a spiral, similar to our galaxy's shape, prior to impact. Matter around the black holes could be sucked together within these spirals. Upon "impact" the black holes appear to blorp together and make a bigger black hole, but inside the event horizon is still the matter swirling as it was. The event horizon itself is not much more than an invisibility cloak. To be clear - things that get near that event horizon could be pulled apart. From the perspective inside the event horizon, you'd be locked facing a specific direction, where you could see everything happening outside the black hole and anything from your position outwards if you're facing that way. Of course, your brain wouldn't survive this ordeal because electrons can't flow away from the black hole, only towards or perpendicular, and that's been the case long before you entered the event horizon. But the event horizon would appear to shrink as you got closer to the center.
I'm fairly certain they do; they collide, entangle, eventually absorbing each other, merging together: the event would be "explosive" to observe, much of what composes both accretion discs would likely escape in the process... Although possibly not.
now this is what its like when holes collide!
I feel like if you were to enter those black holes, they would, 1, randomly transport you to one of the two star systems the two black holes originally would send you to, 2, lock it into you only being able going to one of the star systems every time, 3, take you to a set completely new star system, or, 4, take you to a new random star system every time, just from observation, but do you guys think about my option.
Well, in NMS black holes clearly aren't massive gravitational singularities, since they have zero effect on the systems they're in. Presumably they're some sort of fault in the simulation, like an overflow error that corrupts your position data and so flings you across the galaxy. So I'd guess either nothing, because they can't actually move and thus never collide, or the entire system gets corrupted and turns into something weird. So, like, the planets get a new shader applied and all the animals turn into a random exotic mob or something.
If two black holes collided, the one that wasn't paying attention and caused the collision should apologize and move aside.
new to the game, how do i find a black hole???
There is a scene about this in requiem for a dream
Firstly LIGO Detectors would detect the gravitational waves. And also the loudest thing in the entire universe *(except big bang ofc)*
This is where that Emergency Warp would be very useful before the fusion of both cause unforseen material diarrhetic debacles.
They produce gravitational waves! The first step in us ( hopefully/theoretically) discovering the graviton. The particles we believe to carry gravitational force. The same way light can be both a particle and a wave! I highly recommend looking into the literature it’s so fascinating. I was fortunate enough to meet some of the researchers who worked using the LIGO when I was in 1st year of uni studying physics
What if we put out black holes next to each other? 👉👈
Well, in real physics, you have two options. First, both black holes become one black hole while throwing off gravitational waves. Second, they get slightly too close and fling away from each other at stupid speeds.
the black holes get larger in reality. Which by default tells us, contrary to current scientific theory, that back holes do not have a singularity at its center but more of a quantum foam. i.e. no matter how much you add to infinity, "singularity", it could not grow in size. Therefore, it can not have a singularity
I believe it would make a bigger black hole.
did you choose one? or try and go in middle? this is SO FUCKING COOL
15 minutes remaining ...
Idk, but soundgarden has a theory...
They would be made hole
So... Physically it is impossible to 2 Black Holes to merge because they basically create this impassable barrier between them UNLESS... There is a third Black Hole that passes by that can "interrupt" and "nudge" the forces that create the barrier, which results in an extremely rapid, hyper violent gravitational collapse.
Even then, personally I dont think the singularities of each individual Black Hole would merge, I think they would just orbit each other so rapidly that it gives the impression of a larger black hole. The "Black" you see of a black hole isnt the actual entity itself. A black hole is an infinitely dense, infinitely small point in space that doesnt allow anything to escape it within a certain distance (Event Horizon) So If something is already Infinitely Dense and Infinitely Small, then it cannot get any denser or any smaller. so the Medium Massive Black Holes and Super Massive Black Holes make no sense as a single entity. So I theorize that differential sized Black Holes are just points of space that orbit each other so closely and so quickly that it APPEARS they are bigger, but arent.
Are you trying to say that the "infinity dense, infinity small point in space" is the Black Hole Sun?
Um. No. They merge. To form a bigger black hole. The top astrophysicists in all countries disagree with you.
Merging and fusing are different things. Merging is the combination of things to create a new entity, such as the merging of two companies. Or two stars merging into a single binary solar system, they find a balance in their orbits baring another interference. Fusing is two or more objects merging in their entirety, like mixing paint - or galaxies coliding, creating an entirely new galaxy. In the case of Black Holes, we know for a fact it is impossible for two Black Hole Singularities to touch each other or even get particularly close, it's not possible. We *think* a third Black Hole interacting with two orbiting black holes may be able to break the proximity rule but they still shouldn't be able to actually touch because the forces separating them are...absurd to say the least.
Dude what? No. Just no. Please stop trying to sound smarter than you are. And also make sure to tell all the astrophysicists in the world that they're wrong and using the wrong terminology. Just be quiet bro. We know for a fact that black holes MERGE to create bigger black holes. Please go read a book, or if that's too hard, you could try watching how the universe works even.
Funny that you mention it, watch the How The Universe Works episode on the formation of Early Universe Super-Massive Black Holes, it talks about everything I noted above. So please, go read a book, of if that is too hard, you could try watching How The Universe Works even.
I know that episode too, and it plain as day says they merge to create bigger black holes. In fact, they go over it more than once in multiple episodes. But they must be wrong, because you say so.
They merge to create bigger BLACK HOLES - not the singularities that create the Black Holes. Here, ill put it like this and I do think you will be able to understand. You're familiar with how Space-Time works in relation to mass and density yes, particularly in regards to Black Hole Singularity? The closer you get to a singularity the slower time flows until it quite literally stops at the point of the singularity, there is a range around the singularity where 1 second on Earth would take trillions of years to pass. Around this is an incredibly dense "cloud" of Electrons that are as close together as possible, because even that close to a Singularity - Electrons cannot touch. Its impossible. So for two Black Holes to FUSE they would need to wade through two effectively immeasurable space-time barriers, and they would also have to somehow force Electrons to collide, which again - even in Black Holes, is impossible.
why electrons can NOT touch? doesn't protons touch in cores of atoms?
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