Pablo Antonio Cano
Pablo Antonio Cano
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Travelling Through a Long Wormhole
This is a simulation created by using relativistic ray tracing that shows the POV of an observer travelling through a wormhole. This wormhole has a long throat, and this has the effect of producing multiple images of the parallel universe as we cross.
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Видео

Realistic Journey Through a Wormhole - Improved version (4K)
Просмотров 18 тыс.2 года назад
This is a simulation that shows what you would see if you passed through a wormhole (if such object existed) according the the theory of general relativity. It is an improved version of my previous video ruclips.net/video/FR2TE_Wf5fw/видео.html. Created by Pablo A. Cano
A Black Hole Odyssey in 4K
Просмотров 32 тыс.2 года назад
(descripción en Español abajo) Sit down, relax, and enjoy your final moments of life as your space ship drifts inside a black hole. This video shows a realistic simulation of what you would see if you fell into a Schwarzschild black hole. The equations of general relativity for ray tracing have been applied to generate this movie, that shows the view of an observer following a geodesic trajecto...
Free fall into a black hole
Просмотров 23 тыс.3 года назад
This video shows what you would see if you fell into a Schwarzschild black hole according to the theory of General Relativity. The bending of light by gravity and the fact that you move at a relativistic speed have been taken into account to produce this realistic simulation. However, the time rate has been modified to facilitate the visualization (in reality things would happen must faster in ...
Realistic journey through a WORMHOLE (Full HD)
Просмотров 95 тыс.3 года назад
This is a realistic simulation of what you would see if you travelled through a wormhole. For this, the effects of general and special relativity have been taken into account as you move along a non-radial geodesic that takes you through the wormhole throat to a distant region of the universe. The wormhole shown in this simulation is known as the Damour - Solodukhin wormhole doi.org/10.1103/Phy...

Комментарии

  • @LiquisGuy2084
    @LiquisGuy2084 Месяц назад

    Wormhole: Takes You To Other Galaxy

  • @Serpent511
    @Serpent511 Месяц назад

    Follow up from the wormhole video. Casually exit out of the white hole only to get devoured by a black hole.

  • @jrrrrf
    @jrrrrf Месяц назад

    More like portal hole because short

  • @cobiepal
    @cobiepal 2 месяца назад

    Much cooler than the one we saw in Interstellar

  • @Zunnerchia
    @Zunnerchia 2 месяца назад

    The most amazing thing is you cross the event horizon at around 0:55 but you don't know it because of light aberration. At the end you reach the singularity but it looks like you just crossed the event horizon.

  • @User-ht3ms
    @User-ht3ms 2 месяца назад

    This is a game called space engine

  • @terrillcrookshank4363
    @terrillcrookshank4363 3 месяца назад

    395 T.D -----> % <----- 395 T.D

  • @r.d.6290
    @r.d.6290 4 месяца назад

    I wonder what would the 3D space between those 2 spherical entry-exit point would look like. If we use classical "3D-space represented as 2D-surface" simplification, the 2D-cylindrical surface would allow a 2D being to see the image of itself, given the relatively small diameter of the whole passage. If we transfer that analogy into real 3D space, then the spaceship's crew should see its "reflection" too, while in the rransfer zone.

  • @mffthefrog1307
    @mffthefrog1307 6 месяцев назад

    I have one suggestion: Tone down the intensity of the colors. I know its probably to make it easier to see, but the super-vibrant space background doesn't really fit. You could do one side of the wormhole as a bleak, dark, void in space dotted scarcely with stars, and the other side inside a bright, active nebula. That provides contrasts while still fitting into the space theme.

  • @mffthefrog1307
    @mffthefrog1307 6 месяцев назад

    Awesome

  • @internetproduction5446
    @internetproduction5446 6 месяцев назад

    i wonder what it could look like if we get a 360 degrees view

  • @Alphynchik
    @Alphynchik 7 месяцев назад

    ohio hole

  • @takiamolina9623
    @takiamolina9623 8 месяцев назад

    You need to make this 360.

  • @CydoniaPhysGeekGirl
    @CydoniaPhysGeekGirl 9 месяцев назад

    This is breath-taking-ly wonderful! Thank you ever so much for making these! You are a credit to humanity! Thank you! ^_^v 😎👍🏻🖖🏻

  • @Tumakoband
    @Tumakoband 9 месяцев назад

    This animation is a combination of two things: instantaneous travel through a higher dimension by a wormhole and light being distorted due to the immense gravity produced by a black hole.

  • @Rahmedzen_
    @Rahmedzen_ 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks i want use this video

  • @user-br1yj7ev7y
    @user-br1yj7ev7y 9 месяцев назад

    Please more please about cosmos and astronomy. Add. Like all about space and Universe. All subscriptions about Space

  • @bectorman6568
    @bectorman6568 11 месяцев назад

    Jokes aside, that is actually really satisfying!

  • @hiddenfromyourview
    @hiddenfromyourview Год назад

    Well done! And one of the best renderings of wormhole traversal in that it is bridging two distinct locations.

  • @Limited_Artists
    @Limited_Artists Год назад

    Mobile game ad taking me to play store to install his silly little game after i missed the X button from 0,0000001 millimeters:

  • @Harkeilla
    @Harkeilla Год назад

    How can it be a 'realistic journey' when it has never been done before or that wormholes are still only theoretical? It is more accurate to say 'what a realistic journey MIGHT look like'.

  • @KingJCJ
    @KingJCJ Год назад

    One of the craziest experiences I’ve had was traveling through a worm hole in my dream last week. I’ve never seen one in person. So I kept googling to find out what it was. I woke up as I was entering & tried to force through but ended up waking up. 🎉 it’ was awesome!

  • @washred321
    @washred321 Год назад

    I've got a question... So is every picture of a black hole actually a wormhole ??

  • @noahplaysgames3748
    @noahplaysgames3748 Год назад

    ready to say goodbye to our solar system?

  • @robertszili8251
    @robertszili8251 Год назад

    Hi! I also created a wormhole simulation (ruclips.net/video/4Wm3F9s8ThE/видео.html). What kind of rendering engine/algorithm did you use?

  • @eliasllanca5003
    @eliasllanca5003 Год назад

    Damn! My brain

  •  Год назад

    Hi, do you think I could borrow your animation? I'd quote you and link your channel of course.

  • @sergeplays7322
    @sergeplays7322 Год назад

    Now thats why worm hole are safer then black holes…

  • @MrYouling001
    @MrYouling001 2 года назад

    there is an event horizon at the entry side isn't it? how could the light escape to external space from the wormhole?

    • @mffthefrog1307
      @mffthefrog1307 6 месяцев назад

      No, there is no event horizon. That is a black hole.

  • @Wc5231
    @Wc5231 2 года назад

    *Entering Wormhole*

  • @catycat28meow
    @catycat28meow 2 года назад

    How are we going to get back?

  • @caddywampa6602
    @caddywampa6602 2 года назад

    Pablo, would it be possible for you to download a model of spacecraft and put it in there? Then put the camera inside the ship, and point it around in all directions, particularly "sideways", perpendicular to the wormhole within the throat, so we can see how the image of the opposite side of the ship is distorted as the light travels around to meet the camera again. Ideally, the camera would actually be placed inside a modeled cockpit or cupola, so we could have the ship interior for reference, but finding a model like that might be hard, and rendering it would be expensive- you could probably use a simpler model, and just have the raytracer disregard backfaces and ray hits on the ship if they were too close to the camera, so we don't see the inside of the model. It might also be interesting to have the move camera outside the ship, orbiting it from a few angles. And maybe have the camera travel on a geodesic perpendicular to the wormhole at the throat, passing over the ship again and again, and seeing multiple images of the ship (at least, I think that's what you'd see)

  • @Skynet_the_AI
    @Skynet_the_AI 2 года назад

    Wooooow excellent

  • @tj_1260
    @tj_1260 2 года назад

    Furlk

  • @jonathonpolk3592
    @jonathonpolk3592 2 года назад

    I'm not a physicist, so would someone explain the entry mechanics behind the hypothetical wormhole. Does the direction of entry change the destination point? Or will you end up going to the same location regardless of which side of the mouth that you enter? If so, what happens if two objects enter the mouth on opposite sides?

    • @blazecrep7849
      @blazecrep7849 2 года назад

      Im not a Physicist, but I think that even for a Physicist it's hard to know, basically because the nature of the Wormhole its poorly understood. But, i will try my best with my knowledge and my not-Native english to with you good answer. To understand where we'll you end you need to understand vectors first. Vector are nothing but the direction of the energy that makes you to move respectly to another. In other words, if you moves to right, your Vector will be a "Right Vector" actually it only works in close systems like earth were you have a Base to compared movements, but for your understanding, I hope, it's enough. The vector don't change in the voidness of space, instead another vector Interfere, to stop a object you need a opposite vector, and make a Straight on going object it's right, you will need a Left Vector. Now, why do I explain this? Simple because crossing a portal or a Wormhole, that are basically the same, your vector do NOT change, that means that if you enter from the "North Pole" of one Mouth, you wilk end at the south Pole of the other mouth at your back, your vector didn't change, your position does. Like a Hall, with multiple doors with parallel doors at the other side. Any way if you put a Mouth at Alfa Centauri, you will end always in Alfa centauri Regardless of the side you take respectly, you will end having the Wormhole at you always. To Objects crossing from opposite sides, will see each other, and with enough space, they will not crash with each other. Two Objects entering both from the north pole of their respectly mouth is more interesting and a Question that myself, don't have enough knowledge to give you an answer. If you did not understand something cause my English or the explanation itself, you are free to ask and thanks for reading.

    • @roelin360
      @roelin360 2 месяца назад

      Wormholes are highly theoretical (and probably don't actually exist imo)

  • @varvar_of_space
    @varvar_of_space 2 года назад

    😍

  • @iampedro513
    @iampedro513 2 года назад

    Broo I hope that the cameraman returned back from the black hole after filming this

  • @cienciasemmisterios3095
    @cienciasemmisterios3095 2 года назад

    Very good! Can I use it for my videos with proper credits?

    • @AluminumOxide
      @AluminumOxide 11 месяцев назад

      of course, in the description he set the license to "resuse allowed"

  • @cienciasemmisterios3095
    @cienciasemmisterios3095 2 года назад

    amazing!

  • @SleeperJohns
    @SleeperJohns 2 года назад

    Is it bad that we can see the singularity in this video?

  • @SleeperJohns
    @SleeperJohns 2 года назад

    Where's the "bulk" that Interstellar taught me about Wormholes? Damn, that "bulk" was like instant. They weren't lying about the 2-Dimensional Plane.

  • @Hezayn2125
    @Hezayn2125 2 года назад

    Try it 1240p 😱

  • @dxlp
    @dxlp 2 года назад

    yo if you didnt say it was free to fall if not i would've give money for a ticket

  • @MrRenanwill
    @MrRenanwill 2 года назад

    Why does it feel we are turning sideways during the fall? Aren't we're falling in a straight line? Or we are?

    • @neilmiller3806
      @neilmiller3806 2 года назад

      I don't believe you turn sideways as you fall in. But you have the ability to look sideways as you fall in, and this is what is done here. The reason is simply that the view ahead is all black so there is nothing to see.

    • @boptv2126
      @boptv2126 2 года назад

      I believe that is caused by the fact that the space-time is being curved due to enormous gravitational forces, and you are kinda falling into an unseen whirlpool. that's why you are going sideways. Mathematically this simulation seems to be more or less accurate.

  • @shingnosis
    @shingnosis 2 года назад

    It's extremely unlikely that any ship or material could survive a trip like this beyond the event horizon of a black hole, it goes beyond our current understanding of physics. But here's a scary thought, as you descend into the black hole time would slow. You wouldn't notice time slowing (probably) but the time of everyone else back home would be faster relative to yours, first a little bit faster but then a lot faster. So as you descend into the black hole, and pass the event horizon, an hour passes, then another, and another as you get closer to the core. Doesn't seem too dramatic for you perhaps. But back home all your loved ones are probably dead now, civilization will have changed, if you're lucky perhaps your grandchildren and their grandchildren are still alive, all the news you just read are now hundred of years old. All this within a couple of days or hours inside the black hole depending on how deep you go. Just circling outside the event horizon for a couple of days is more than enough for hundreds of years to have passed back home.

    • @8hanan820
      @8hanan820 2 года назад

      Waah this is sad and terrifying to imagine 😖

    • @ivanp7
      @ivanp7 2 года назад

      at the moment you cross event horizon, an infinite amount of time have passed in the outside universe, so it doesn't even exist for you anymore

    • @santitabnavascues8673
      @santitabnavascues8673 Год назад

      I think you really can't cross a event horizon, as time accelerates around you, it could reach the moment when the black hole evaporates due to hawking radiation, and suddenly, there would be no more event horizon for you to cross, only you, slingshoted to the end of time, but still, in this side of the spacetime.

    • @ivanp7
      @ivanp7 Год назад

      @@santitabnavascues8673 Let me disagree with you. Time slows down for you indeed, but that does not mean it accelerates for other objects. This effect is one-directional. Objects below to you seem slowed down, objects above you seem just normal. When you approach the event horizon, the world above and the hole below look just the same as moments before. However, if you attempt to return and accelerate up, then the clock would start ticking like crazy and when you get home, a awful lot of time would have passed there. If you don't, no acceleration is observed anywhere and you happily cross the existing horizon (if it possible due to other reasons).

    • @santitabnavascues8673
      @santitabnavascues8673 Год назад

      @ivanp7 it is a confusing matter to me, I mean, if the outside world would see you red shifting and slowing down, wouldn't you see the outside universe blue shifting and speeding up? If we get to the time stopping of the event horizon, wouldn't it essentially mean the outside universe reaching the end of time? Then, in the same fashion, if the outside universe has reached the end of time, that would mean the bh should disappear too, making it impossible to cross the event horizon. Maybe it is an erroneous unerstanding of all this, but in my opinion, it would fit very well the unique nature of black holes. Because there would be actually no physical way to enter! 😅

  • @DebashisDhibar
    @DebashisDhibar 2 года назад

    0:22 at this point you'll be never existed.

  • @YoutubeModeratorsSuckMyBalls
    @YoutubeModeratorsSuckMyBalls 2 года назад

    Wait. What happened at the end?

    • @AluminumOxide
      @AluminumOxide 11 месяцев назад

      Physics cannot describe what happens when the observer reaches the center

  • @marshallodom1388
    @marshallodom1388 2 года назад

    The blue shift would reverse after passing through the center.

  • @jsmith3065
    @jsmith3065 2 года назад

    ruclips.net/video/_HWiPXmY_Ok/видео.html

  • @FutureAIDev2015
    @FutureAIDev2015 2 года назад

    Wouldn't a wormhole be the same apparent length from the inside no matter how far apart the two mouths are?

    • @FutureAIDev2015
      @FutureAIDev2015 2 года назад

      @Daniel Langer I mean, within the mathematical models.

    • @MrAwesomeHero1
      @MrAwesomeHero1 2 года назад

      @Daniel Langer shit is so cringe when you say omg its jus a theory like no shit but its not baseless, its the best thing that we could come up with given the tools we have. But we literally have models of what they could be based on our understanding of modern physics and mathematics.

    • @MrAwesomeHero1
      @MrAwesomeHero1 2 года назад

      @Daniel Langer im prettu sure this one isnt accurate but if you literally took some time theres papers written by people who study this

    • @MrAwesomeHero1
      @MrAwesomeHero1 2 года назад

      @Daniel Langer lmao funny you said that because you are assuming that the measure were perfect. Theres literally a factor of how off they were its was ab .8 billions years and even then it was still older than the universe. If you literally just used your brain and the internet for a second you can literally see that the star was later proven to be old as fuck but not as old as the universe. And i love that you use a theory that was not only wrong but you then use it as a fact. When u ur fucking self said its only a theory. You literally defeated your own point my guy lmaoo

    • @MrAwesomeHero1
      @MrAwesomeHero1 2 года назад

      @Daniel Langer and no one said fucking theories are full proof. But the difference is that for example the simulation theory, we cant fucking prove it because theres no experiment that we've come up with or that we can do that would prove it so its literally fuckin mostly baseless and based in the idea that if computing does get better and better we could but not proven be able to simulate our entire universe and that we could be in a simulation ourself but we can only think ab it not prove it. Now a theory that was long been proven is the idea that light is a electromagnetic wave. But for example the photoelectric effect showed that you could light being either absorbed fully which would give electrons on the surface enough energy to be knocked off, Which a wave cant do because it would be over a area which isnt possible if only one electron is getting hit off. So does that mean that maxwells ideas of the photon being a wave is wrong? No its that his theory doesnt describe the entirety of the situation and people built upon it more. Which is where the idea of a object wave come from de broglie which fucking proved so many things like bohr model of the atoms (which at the time it was made, we had no idea why atoms had such specific wavelengths because Schodinger and like de brogile had not created quantum mechanic yet ) You can literally search all this shit up. Fuck it ill even give you a channel so you can watch it. Kathy love physic and history talks ab the histories and how theories were put together over time. Your logic is that its jus a theory so its cant be true. Well dumbass the idea of the electron and how we could control it for things like the computer your on now was a fucking theory and guess what your talking to me right because that theory was built up and research on because we can actually experiment on electrons so literally just think before you type