Engine Black Holes: The Most Massive Objects in the Universe

<p>Lying at the cores of most large galaxies, do we find the “largest” type of object in the universe- a supermassive “engine” black hole. They almost always have masses many millions of times that of the sun, while the biggest grow to tens of billions. Exactly what was responsible for seeding these great engines, and building up their immense sizes, is a challenge only the James Webb Telescope can rise to. </p><p><br></p><p>MUSIC:</p><p>The majority of tracks in this video are royalty-free tracks from Storyblocks. Exceptions are listed.</p><p>- The Second One | Enzo Orefice</p><p>- Falling | Elfiz </p><p>- Haunting Atmospheric Si-Fi Sounds… | Gerardo Garcia Jr</p><p>- Meditation Vibes | Sleeping Ghost</p><p>- Voice | Elfiz</p><p>- Incarnation | Scott Buckley Scott Buckley’s track can be found on his website: https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/2024/10/new-library-track-incantation/</p><p><br></p><p>CHAPTERS: </p><p>00:00: The Most Massive Objects </p><p>01:48: The Cosmic Dawn</p><p>05:33: Primordial Black Holes </p><p>07:02: Direct Collapse</p><p>09:07: Distant Supermassive Black Holes</p><p>13:35: Webb Telescope’s Findings </p><p>16:34: The Biggest Black Holes</p><p>21:31: The Distant Future</p><p>23:12: The End of the Universe</p><p>25:13: Hawking Radiation</p><p>28:22: Exploding Black Holes! </p>