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NASA Supercomputers made a visualization that allows you to dive into a Blackhole (visually). ⁣ Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center/J. Schnittman and B. Powell⁣

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UNIVERSAL FEEDS1 年前

NASA releases audio of what a blackhole sounds like

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ARK Electronics2 年前

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Baajam Bhai1 年前

Kung-fu cats 🤣

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The Random Guy1 年前

Victoria Crater on Mars, captured by the HiRISE camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

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Grazi1 年前

NASA Supercomputers made a visualization that allows you to dive into a Blackhole (visually).

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theTipsGuy1 年前

A gay pastor?

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Esh1 年前

NASA keep doing the most

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Aegean Girl1 年前

NASA's black hole visualization uses supercomputers to simulate the extreme gravitational effects near these cosmic phenomena. The simulation shows how light bends and distorts as it approaches the event horizon, creating mesmerizing visual effects. This visualization is based on Einstein's theory of general relativity, which predicts how massive objects warp spacetime. The supercomputers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center processed terabytes of data to render this stunning, scientifically accurate depiction of a black hole's environment.

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Memer1 年前

Wow incredible 😲

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Amazing Animals!1 年前

Wonder if Dolphin can still blow bubbles in the blackhole? 🐬🫧

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Katie Hamden1 年前

So, are we diving into a black hole or just trying to escape the chaos here on earth? Just a thought.

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