Spirit Science 24 ~ Black Holes

Spirit Science 24 ~ Black Holes is the 12th episode in Season 2 and the 24th overall, published on April 21st, 2014.
== Plot ==
Patchman starts with black holes, stating that scientists have so many names for black holes, such as "vacuum cleaners" and "big, sucking, blob monsters that eat everything in sight." Though because black holes aren't like that, Patchman knows that black holes have no structure to a black hole that would satisfy such implications of names. Patchman finds that the a center of a black hole (also called the singularity) has no volume but infinite gravity.
Patchman concludes that there's something faster than light because gravity can stop light from escaping the black hole. Patchman moves on to a picture of a spacetime fabric curved down so that it's from a black hole. When Patchman talked about that picture, he thought it was funny because it is similar to Flat Earth, but calms down the audience when he knows that space itself is flat, and no scientist believes that space is flat. He sees that based on the complexity of the universe, it's hard to find an exact method for determining the shape of the universe.
Patchman finds images of black holes so that they represent "the toroidal flow of the cosmos", which is really the sacred geometry that is thought to be the foundation of the universe. Patchman believes that this is important because this pattern is found everywhere, even in human bodies.
Patchman features a clip from Episode 4 of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey by Neil deGrasse Tyson, and uses this to give an example, such as stars, and that the hydrogen fuses into helium by flowing to the singularity, fuse in the singularity to form helium, and then the helium flows downward.
The episode ends by providing a preview about a future episode on singularities.
== Video description ==
What are black holes? This episode explores the many different possibilities because we still aren’t completely sure! Some scientific institutions describe them as giant vacuums in space. However, black holes do not have the structure of a vacuum, they instead seem to act as gigantic singularities. One way to describe black holes in a way that seems to make sense is through the model of a torus. It’s constantly taking energy in and emitting energy out simultaneously, and this model can be applied to ourselves as well. From something like a whirlpool, an atom or a galaxy, they all have a toroidal flow spinning around them.
== Video transcript ==
Main article: Transcript | Spirit Science 24 ~ Black Holes
== Trivia ==
* Even though the singularity has no volume, it doesn't have infinite gravity.
** It has infinite density, but this doesn't lead to infinite gravity. The gravitational force on an object can approach infinity as the object passes the event horizon, but this doesn't mean that the singularity has infinite gravity. Otherwise, there's no safe distance from any black hole.
* A black hole doesn't mean there's something faster than light, even though light can get caught by the gravitational force of a black hole.
** There are theories that involve hypothetical faster-than-light particles, but none of them are proven and they can never be associated with black holes.
* Because photons only made up of energy, no one can say that photons have a structure, let alone a nucleus of a smaller subatomic particle. This rambling occurs until he stops at a conclusion that "infinity is also present", making the entire claim meaningless.
* The picture that been used "for years and years to try to describe the structure and space of black holes" is called a gravitational well, and that applies to all other objects, whether they're celestial or not.
** Spacetime is flat, but it doesn't mean that the universe is 2-dimensional. Otherwise, that would make us 2D beings and we would see differently.
* When Patchman said, "...unless we can actually demonstrate that scientifically, we're pretty much just throwing darts in the dark here," this means that no conclusions can be made unless it can be proven.
** Ironically, all Spirit Science does is that it supports the narrative and they never choose to change it.
* Patterns are everywhere, but not all patterns are real.
* Science does require predictions, but the example with predicting a torus's dimensions are coordinates being (x,y,z)and calling it obvious is not a prediction as it's already known that a torus is 3-dimensional.
* Creativity is important, but can only be used for the engineering process and not the scientific method.
** The scientific method is based on logic and only what works in reality. What works in the mind doesn't always comply with the laws of physics in our reality.
* Stars fuse hydrogen into helium, but not like "toroidal flow". If that were to happen, the helium would end up flowing and moving against the immense force of gravity, but it doesn't happen within the core of stars.
* In some parts of this episode, what Patchman said is word salad, which is a sentence that has a bunch of words used improperly.
* That chest is called the Spirit Science Toolbox, but before YouTube removed annotations on January 15th, 2019, the viewer would click on it to sign up for updates about Spirit Science episodes.
== Sources ==
* Stephen Hawking on Black Holes – The Guardian Presentation (2013): https://www.theguardian.com/news/video/2013/sep/19/stephen-hawking-history-time-simple-video
* Black Whole – Nassim Haramein: http://amzn.to/2xbZLeM
* The Source Field Investigations: The Hidden Science and Lost Civilizations Behind the 2012 Prophecies: http://amzn.to/2g5jF0d