8 thoughts on “What to expect if you fall into a black hole”
WTF his lips dont match what hes saying
I could listen to that guy talk for hours. His love of his work is obvious.
(infi – Firefox.)
Rush’s song, “Cygnus X-1” (1977) told about the pilot of a spaceship getting too close to a black hole and being torn apart like this.
I love Neil De Grasse Tyson. He could single-handedly rekindle a love of science in the American people.
@infidel
upgrade your rams and your cpu’s and you’ll find that the video is just fine.
this guy is the new carl sagan. he’s awesome and is happy to talk about science in a way that doesn’t make you feel stupid.
@harv Yay, I’m not the only fan! Cygnus X-1 is a monstrous track.
Spinning, whirling,
Still descending,
Like a spiral sea
Unending!
Sound and fury
Drown my heart,
Every nerve is
Torn apaaaaart.
Science is fun!
He’s misleading in what he’s saying though. Spaghettificatino does not refer to death by falling into a black hole, but to the process of being elongated as you fall in, which would happen while you’re still alive too. This also applies to anything that falls in, including items that are not and were never alive.
WTF his lips dont match what hes saying
I could listen to that guy talk for hours. His love of his work is obvious.
(infi – Firefox.)
Rush’s song, “Cygnus X-1” (1977) told about the pilot of a spaceship getting too close to a black hole and being torn apart like this.
I love Neil De Grasse Tyson. He could single-handedly rekindle a love of science in the American people.
@infidel
upgrade your rams and your cpu’s and you’ll find that the video is just fine.
this guy is the new carl sagan. he’s awesome and is happy to talk about science in a way that doesn’t make you feel stupid.
@harv Yay, I’m not the only fan! Cygnus X-1 is a monstrous track.
Spinning, whirling,
Still descending,
Like a spiral sea
Unending!
Sound and fury
Drown my heart,
Every nerve is
Torn apaaaaart.
Science is fun!
He’s misleading in what he’s saying though. Spaghettificatino does not refer to death by falling into a black hole, but to the process of being elongated as you fall in, which would happen while you’re still alive too. This also applies to anything that falls in, including items that are not and were never alive.