Ep 161: Black Holes

Blurry Photos

David Flora

Science, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 September 2016

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Get your lab coats on and grab your chalk, Blurry Photos is putting the theory of black holes on the podcast chalkboard! One of the cosmos’ most mysterious and disturbing phenomenons, black holes are powerful points of extreme gravity in … Read More The post Ep 161: Black Holes appeared first on Blurry Photos.

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0:00.0	This episode brought to you by Busy Beaver Button Company who asked us to play this song as their ad.
0:07.0	One two three four.
0:09.0	Buttons!
0:10.0	What it, what, what, what, what, do it,
0:12.0	buttons! Buttons!
0:13.0	Buttons!
0:14.0	Buttons!
0:16.0	Buttons!
0:18.0	Buttons!
0:20.0	Yeah!
0:21.0	Yeah!
0:22.0	But is not busy. Yeah. quantum cosmologist with no one to talk to?
0:33.4	Tired of lecturing to the same old TA.
0:37.3	Maybe it's time to shift this conversation
0:39.5	from Celsius to Kelvin.
0:42.2	Naked singularity. Naked singularities.
0:44.0	These hypermassive celestial bodies are waiting to take your call.
0:50.0	Naked singularities. We've got the hottest accretion discs in the galaxy.
0:56.0	And no rosch limit on these mysterious beauties.
1:00.0	Naked Singularity.
1:02.0	You'll gamma ray burst when you see us fire hot jets of plasma on both ends.
1:08.0	One call to naked singularities will have you starting your spaghetti immediately.
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