@upandatom
Your breadth and depth of knowledge is so impressive 🤩
@dibeos
All these maps that you make are extreeeeeemely useful, because they give a general picture of each subject. I remember when I just entered in college to study physics, and for me there were so many distinct attractive areas that it was hard to decide which one I would focus my carrier on. If I had one of your maps back then, i’m sure that my process of decision would have been smoother. Just want to encourage you to continue “mapping” ONTO the whole realm of science and math haha. Great job!
@antonkucera6608
The way he conveys this information in such a fascinating and engaging way is worthy of global recognition Keep up the great work Dom!
@Jacob-hp8wj
Thanks!
@sebastianclarke2441
More black hole mysteries to ponder: How do gravitational waves interact with frame dragged space time? Does a black hole block gravitational waves passing through it and absorb its energy? Or would they pass right through, possibly extracting information? What would a black hole merger with a white hole look like?
@MedlifeCrisis
I love your map videos 😍
@bastiaanwilliams5311
Only clear and no nonsense video on YouTube about black holes. Thank you.
@carlosmadriaga1409
This is perfect because I'm about to study black holes for my astrophysics course next month.
@GrandAdmiralMitthrawnuruodo
It always delights my heart, when you say: „This is still active research“, it gets me very excited for my future! 😃
@valeriag2842
I just love the posters. There's something about the design, the details, EVERYTHING. These are such high quality videos
@darkenergydoesnotexistbyjo1473
This is the most concise explanation I have seen about black holes. You raised a couple of questions one of which is "what is mass". Matter gets destroyed during a black hole's formation but it seems that mass is conserved. So, what exactly is mass (not as a property of matter).
@deciduowl
Omg Professor AstroCat was my childhood. I never knew one of my favourite channels made the books that got me interested in space and science.
@saikashyap9125
The smile at the end .I can see fear in it
@Hulululul488
we need more chanels like dos, kurzgesagt, veritasium, pbs spacetime, numberphile, science asylum and vsauce.
@Beryllahawk
Singularity RING. That is a completely new thing to me, which is pretty damn cool on its own. Only just discovering your channel due to the Map of Plants (which was lovely!) and this video was also just wonderful! The maths and theories around black holes are mind-melting, but you've made the information approachable without dumbing it down and without over-dramatizing it. And it's still exciting and fun because of the art! I really wish something half this useful had been around when I was still in school.
@andrewmcbridemusic
Idk if this idea is from another theory or not, but could the higgs field itself become condensed or compressed around the perimeter of quantum particles such that the radius of its affective influence on other particles increases exponentially as more mass accumulates towards a marcro scale? And if so, could that account for the "extra gravity" we see in galaxies, thereby potentially eliminating the need for an explanation by dark matter? I'm completely mathematically ignorant on these subjects so im aware this is most likely just sounds like naive conjecture on my part. But i cant help but wonder if the higgs field plays a larger role in quantum gravity/GR unification than we realize.
@danielpirone8028
Fantastic video - thanks for sharing! Also the dudes pruning trees in the background was amusing
@cheaterxl243
Im about to learn about Black holes in about two years for school so this video is perfect for having a huge headstart.
@zetadroid
I teach an advanced gr lecture in my uni and I must congratulate with you, because this is quite a good video with a complete and accurate summary.
@David-bh7hs