#5minphysics 19: Fun with Black Holes
Most people tend to think of black holes as objects so dense when they form that anything would be instantly crushed when they fall inside the event horizon--the surface inside of which the escape velocity is great than the speed of light. In this episode of what will be the last week of #5minphysics, at least in the near term, I may surprise you.
Видео #5minphysics 19: Fun with Black Holes канала Lawrence Krauss
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