A documentary on super massive blackholes.

Pretty frightening when you think about the power it must take to throw a star off its orbit.

I think I saw that documentary. They said they have compelling evidence that there is a supermassive black hole at the center of each galaxy. How cool is that!?

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awesome!

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When I saw the title I really did expect this to be a music video of some sort, horribly dissapointed.

Not surprising at all. There has been much theorizing lately that most galaxies have a massive black hole at their center. It makes sense since any center of such a massive entity would no doubt attract and eventually absorb so much mass as to result in an inevitable "black hole".

What boggles my mind is that at the center of that "hole", there is almost certainly a sphere of earth or very likely MUCH smaller size that is dense beyond imagination, so dense as to create so much gravity that space and time themselves are warped. God knows what that thing is made of elementally or otherwise, and man will know no time soon. Perhaps such a high energy entity ventures out of our physical laws into more universal inter-dimensional laws that we haven't begun to consider.
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I believe they also found recently, for the first time, a black hole in the center of a globular cluster; something once thought impossible. This has implications for what we think the conditions needed are for one to form. Or so they say. I spend so many hours scanning Google Sky, I've actually considered buying a telescope since...

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i don't know why they didn't figure out the fact that there were super massive black holes in the middle of galaxies, im not trying to be self absorbed but just look at them, they look like the obvious product of the above video's movements. especially the spirally ones

Everyone knows the earth was made 4,000 years ago, so this was obviously made with After Effects or Flash (which was created less than twenty years ago).

Looks like nothing but swamp gas to me...

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blackholes should bend the light behind them. yet the stars behind the blackhole do not seem to warp. how do they explain that?

there has also been a recent discovery that some black holes orbit each other .. i dont know where i know that from (i would like to say discovery channel) but not positive of my source