No, it's the opposite. If you fall towards a black hole you will literally watch the universe end before you. This is because the closer you get the more time gets dilated. It's basically the same thing as getting closer to the speed of light. When you enter the black hole you can think of it like you are literally moving at the speed of light. Time is now nonexistent. Time is relative so if you were moving at the actual speed of light, you could travel across the entire universe, and while the rest of the universe say it as taking you 30 billion years, you felt like it was instant. Not like it would matter for the black hole though. By the time you pass that point you're already dead as if you don't experience the time you're dead without feeling anything as you died in a fraction of a second to yourself.
@@retrocryptgaming Time reversal is possible in a certain way. Einstein mentioned that space 'cascades' inside a blackhole, basically changing or even reversing the flow of time relative to the universe's. Also, a singularity is unlikely. Movement requires 'Time' and a blackhole basically dropped out of normal flow of time, so things would slow down to a crawl or even stop near the center, operating only with the incoming flow of space-time from the Universe. The future is entropy, particles are basically 'falling' towards the future. A blackhole is a 'slump' on that spacetime path. A temporary stop or a temporary future. Once it loses enough mass, it would turn into a white hole and return to the normal flow of time. And the end of the universe is probably just the End of time. Everything would freeze in place, even light. No one would notice, the movie would just end...frozen in time for any 5th dimensional being to see. Maybe they'll flip the glass and time would run backwards lol
@@joshanonline If time reversal happened within the event horizon of a black hole, would the object being dragged backward not witness the universe shrinking back towards the big bang? Could one extrapolate tha tall matter that falls into a black hole, ends up being spewed out again at the the moment of the big bang? Continuing hypothesizing on that, could the universe be a 4-dimensional time cyclic object? Meaning that all of this has happened before, and will happen again?
Everything is always moving at the speed of light. Time is a real, physical dimension, just like x, y, and z. If you move in the spatial dimensions, then you don't move as quickly in time.
My favourite theoretical physics idea is backwards universes. Being, if there was a 'start' to the cosmos and time expanded from a singularity like space, it makes sense it'd expand in the other direction. Every universe would feel like it's moving forward from that point of origin, but if you were able to somehow observe a universe that expanded in the opposite direction from ours, time would probably appear to be running backwards from our perspective, even thought it'd be running forward from theirs, because our 'futures' are moving in opposite directions and we wouldn't, presumably, be able to see further away from our starting point than we were initially able to.
I like the theory that on the other side of a black hole is a white hole that empties out into a new universe and the number of black holes in our universe is infinite so our universe would be creating multiple other universes and then theirs would start to do it too. The question is will we find a white hole in our universe or can one only exist at the start of a universe? I doubt I'll know in this life time sadly
I think white holes are only seen on our side of the black holes and white holes are just black holes going backward in time but, time only runs backward when observed from the opposite universe, so it could be possible to go back in time by spending a chunk of time in the parallel universe and coming back to our and you’ll be in our universe before you even left
Time doesn't move backwards, time-space is inverted, that's a little different. We normally have constant movement forward through time, but can move anywhere in space (provided the necessary force) Past the event horizon, everything constantly moves toward the center of the black hole, but can move anywhere in time (provided necessary force) However, we can only interact with objects in our current time. A thing in the black hole would only be able to interact with objects in its current space.
Black holes are not the worst way to go, Aliens are more scared of you than you are of them, and quicksand is only scary on movies; takes effort to sink into them, so don't fall asleep or play in one alone.
@@thaiscorreaa Scorpions and snakes and spiders... Anything with poison, really. I've been stung by wasps and scorpions over 20 times since I was a kid. It was terrible! My first scorpion numbed my whole body and felt weightless for 2 days... I got bitten by snakes but non-poisonous. Thank god...
Well since black holes can pull in light because of strong gravitational field it would stand to reason. That black holes could reverse time since anything faster than the speed of light would automatically go back in time or in this case reverse time
a black hole is the opposite of a spatial vacuum. or even a hoover vacuum. supermassive, not a massless volume. they don't suck anything; you fall. passive
That's not how spacetime works. Black holes are regions of spacetime that become so warped, they curve in on themselves to such an extent that no matter which way you travel, you'll *always* be looping back inwards. White holes *aren't* objects that "spew matter into our universe", they're regions of spacetime that have opposite curvature to black holes, meaning that they will *always* deflect any matter that tries to enter them- they *don't* emit matter, they simply bounce out any matter that comes close. What this channel continually does is what scientists call 'lies to children', and people who treat the information given by it as anything other than 'entertainment', really need to read *proper* science instead, and stop thinking that RUclips videos such as this are 'educational'. 🍄
Well how can we really define time running forwards ...... time is nothing more than our sensation of being conscious so that we can hold our memories so we can learn and adapt to survive
Black Holes don't "suck" anything in like cosmic vacuums, they dramatically warp the fabric of spacetime and matter falls in around it's orbit. Some fall in too close and cross the event horizon where escape velocity is faster than the speed of light.
If time really is reversed beyond the event horizon, then all matter drawn in would emerge back in spacetime at the big bang. Could the big bang be the result of all matter in the universe ending up in black holes? Is our universe a 4-dimensional time cyclic object?
as in ,,, there could be an alternate state of space-time - as black holes imply there is , perhaps if the "infinite" is a thing , then all things are , and if all things are then we are only limited as a species here on this earth by our own level of perception !
Looking at the universe expansion pics, I did think there's an infinite cycle somewhere. Been thinking that for a long time. (Since universe doesn't just permanently end.) Safe to say it's a loop.
No, it's the opposite. If you fall towards a black hole you will literally watch the universe end before you. This is because the closer you get the more time gets dilated. It's basically the same thing as getting closer to the speed of light. When you enter the black hole you can think of it like you are literally moving at the speed of light. Time is now nonexistent. Time is relative so if you were moving at the actual speed of light, you could travel across the entire universe, and while the rest of the universe say it as taking you 30 billion years, you felt like it was instant.
Not like it would matter for the black hole though. By the time you pass that point you're already dead as if you don't experience the time you're dead without feeling anything as you died in a fraction of a second to yourself.
I don't think time dilation is that great enough to watch the whole universe end as you fall.
@@retrocryptgaming Time reversal is possible in a certain way. Einstein mentioned that space 'cascades' inside a blackhole, basically changing or even reversing the flow of time relative to the universe's.
Also, a singularity is unlikely. Movement requires 'Time' and a blackhole basically dropped out of normal flow of time, so things would slow down to a crawl or even stop near the center, operating only with the incoming flow of space-time from the Universe.
The future is entropy, particles are basically 'falling' towards the future. A blackhole is a 'slump' on that spacetime path. A temporary stop or a temporary future. Once it loses enough mass, it would turn into a white hole and return to the normal flow of time.
And the end of the universe is probably just the End of time. Everything would freeze in place, even light. No one would notice, the movie would just end...frozen in time for any 5th dimensional being to see. Maybe they'll flip the glass and time would run backwards lol
Like bring a photon.
@@joshanonline If time reversal happened within the event horizon of a black hole, would the object being dragged backward not witness the universe shrinking back towards the big bang? Could one extrapolate tha tall matter that falls into a black hole, ends up being spewed out again at the the moment of the big bang? Continuing hypothesizing on that, could the universe be a 4-dimensional time cyclic object? Meaning that all of this has happened before, and will happen again?
Everything is always moving at the speed of light. Time is a real, physical dimension, just like x, y, and z. If you move in the spatial dimensions, then you don't move as quickly in time.
My favourite theoretical physics idea is backwards universes.
Being, if there was a 'start' to the cosmos and time expanded from a singularity like space, it makes sense it'd expand in the other direction. Every universe would feel like it's moving forward from that point of origin, but if you were able to somehow observe a universe that expanded in the opposite direction from ours, time would probably appear to be running backwards from our perspective, even thought it'd be running forward from theirs, because our 'futures' are moving in opposite directions and we wouldn't, presumably, be able to see further away from our starting point than we were initially able to.
I like the theory that on the other side of a black hole is a white hole that empties out into a new universe and the number of black holes in our universe is infinite so our universe would be creating multiple other universes and then theirs would start to do it too. The question is will we find a white hole in our universe or can one only exist at the start of a universe? I doubt I'll know in this life time sadly
Substitute white hole and input star or sun.
I think the white hole would be considered the Big bang in this case
@@bigd1348 yeah that's what i meant by it would start a new universe.
I think white holes are only seen on our side of the black holes and white holes are just black holes going backward in time but, time only runs backward when observed from the opposite universe, so it could be possible to go back in time by spending a chunk of time in the parallel universe and coming back to our and you’ll be in our universe before you even left
You guys really have been hard at work blessing us with your efforts lately. It feels just like the old times again 🥲
Keep ‘em coming guys! Love that strange mysteries Is back on a semi regular basis
Time doesn't move backwards, time-space is inverted, that's a little different.
We normally have constant movement forward through time, but can move anywhere in space (provided the necessary force)
Past the event horizon, everything constantly moves toward the center of the black hole, but can move anywhere in time (provided necessary force)
However, we can only interact with objects in our current time.
A thing in the black hole would only be able to interact with objects in its current space.
I'm so terrified of Black Holes, Aliens; & Quicksand.
I've never experienced any of them however.
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Add scorpions and all your fears are more than plausible 😂
Black holes are not the worst way to go, Aliens are more scared of you than you are of them, and quicksand is only scary on movies; takes effort to sink into them, so don't fall asleep or play in one alone.
@@thaiscorreaa Scorpions and snakes and spiders... Anything with poison, really. I've been stung by wasps and scorpions over 20 times since I was a kid. It was terrible! My first scorpion numbed my whole body and felt weightless for 2 days...
I got bitten by snakes but non-poisonous. Thank god...
@@thaiscorreaa I'm in Canada so scorpions aren't really around ‐ I read down however & I love spiders & snakes.😁🤣
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The idea of aliens being more afraid of me made me laugh my guts out!! 🤣🤣!!
Where you been man? My RUclips feed has been dry without you! Glad to see you back🤙🏽
If time runs backwards in a black hole, wouldn't that mean that nothing could enter it in the first place?
Like a record skipping on the same spot...
1:25 Personally attacked. Thanks. 😂
Well since black holes can pull in light because of strong gravitational field it would stand to reason. That black holes could reverse time since anything faster than the speed of light would automatically go back in time or in this case reverse time
Interesting topic you presented ! Let me ponder this....🤔
OMG HES FUCKIN BACK BABY!!!!!! Sorry for the excitement but I've missed you guys. This just feels right.
I love these vids. Black holes r fascinating
Thank you. lol just what I needed
a black hole is the opposite of a spatial vacuum. or even a hoover vacuum. supermassive, not a massless volume. they don't suck anything; you fall. passive
Nice new vid!
That's not how spacetime works.
Black holes are regions of spacetime that become so warped, they curve in on themselves to such an extent that no matter which way you travel, you'll *always* be looping back inwards.
White holes *aren't* objects that "spew matter into our universe", they're regions of spacetime that have opposite curvature to black holes, meaning that they will *always* deflect any matter that tries to enter them- they *don't* emit matter, they simply bounce out any matter that comes close.
What this channel continually does is what scientists call 'lies to children', and people who treat the information given by it as anything other than 'entertainment', really need to read *proper* science instead, and stop thinking that RUclips videos such as this are 'educational'.
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If times running backwards you wouldn’t notice. It would feel exactly the same to us.
Well how can we really define time running forwards ...... time is nothing more than our sensation of being conscious so that we can hold our memories so we can learn and adapt to survive
Black Holes don't "suck" anything in like cosmic vacuums, they dramatically warp the fabric of spacetime and matter falls in around it's orbit. Some fall in too close and cross the event horizon where escape velocity is faster than the speed of light.
If time really is reversed beyond the event horizon, then all matter drawn in would emerge back in spacetime at the big bang. Could the big bang be the result of all matter in the universe ending up in black holes? Is our universe a 4-dimensional time cyclic object?
"Professional poster model - Albert Einstein" 😅
Sounds fun, I always wanted to go to a place that's theoretically the size of a quarter and has enough gravity to devour a sun, Lets Do It. 🤣
this channel turned into sciency shitposting. i love it!
So that thing's spewing time back into the universe?
time reversal...that's interesting
Is it possible time could become described as non-linier rather than just running backwards ?
as in ,,, there could be an alternate state of space-time - as black holes imply there is , perhaps if the "infinite" is a thing , then all things are , and if all things are then we are only limited as a species here on this earth by our own level of perception !
Big if true.
Looking at the universe expansion pics, I did think there's an infinite cycle somewhere. Been thinking that for a long time. (Since universe doesn't just permanently end.) Safe to say it's a loop.
if there was a way to fo into a black hole I'd volunteer
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If it did it would go back to before it’s own existence.
Nobody gets "sucked" into a black hole! Gravity helps you to fall in!
So there‘s hope for my sister! She‘ll turn 46 this year and is having her 5th midlife crisis…
time is an illusion,
C'mon Man .... Holes Of Color
Get With The Program
you get shat out
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Time reversed.. now I am 1st
I am time. Therefore . I am 1st
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His depiction of a stoner Is hilariously ignorant💀💀