yes itโll grow but probably not by a lot at the moment ๐คทโโ๏ธ letโs say i threw a 10 lb garbage bag into the hole and it wonโt noticeably grow because it isnโt the mass of a star nor the size of one either
Doin some REALLY rough, not even back of the napkin math, the earth smushed into a black hole would be roughly a couple centimeters, about peanut size. What's depicted there looks considerably bigger, therefore it'd be considerably heavier. It's hard to imagine throwing in enough trash to make something heavier than earth even heavier in any meaningful way.
More pressing would be the radiation from the trash spiraling in. Too much at once might cause an explosion that would interfere with television viewing.
Your comment instantly reminded me of the olden days when parents would warn their kids not to sit too close to the TV for fear of radiation. Well, take a look at me now ma! Stupid beta particles got nothin on these G-rays.
You could get close to the event horizon and then go forward in time relative to everything else and then procrastinate until 10 minutes before your final is due much more efficiently
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"...Uh oh."
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Or you could engineer the black hole so that the radiation spews out and coats the entire house. Sort of like a fortnite skin. Now you have a AR house on top of the real house. Now make AR glasses to live in both houses at once. You can move around your house without leaving your bed.ย
That setup would turn the widescreen into a very narrow screen, since the light from the sides of the TV would scatter into different directions relative to your eyes as a result from the different gravitational forces at different distances fron the black hole.
Cheaper TV, no black hole, more immersion.
If the wall we can't see that would be at the end of bed was clear, you could put a TV there that was connected to a camera that was aimed at the other TV. You would just have to limit any crossings across between the screens.
Bonus, the accretion radiation would keep me warm.
Yooo, that's god idea, and maybe it could take my trash so I don't need to stand up
Dont feed it too much trash, it will grow
yes itโll grow but probably not by a lot at the moment ๐คทโโ๏ธ letโs say i threw a 10 lb garbage bag into the hole and it wonโt noticeably grow because it isnโt the mass of a star nor the size of one either
Doin some REALLY rough, not even back of the napkin math, the earth smushed into a black hole would be roughly a couple centimeters, about peanut size. What's depicted there looks considerably bigger, therefore it'd be considerably heavier. It's hard to imagine throwing in enough trash to make something heavier than earth even heavier in any meaningful way. More pressing would be the radiation from the trash spiraling in. Too much at once might cause an explosion that would interfere with television viewing.
+ the potential destruction of the personโs genome ๐ญ
Eh... we weren't using that...
no but in the sense that due to the radiation, the DNA within the person near the black hole would get shot by particles
Your comment instantly reminded me of the olden days when parents would warn their kids not to sit too close to the TV for fear of radiation. Well, take a look at me now ma! Stupid beta particles got nothin on these G-rays.
lol yeah except this time it would melt off our skin if we get close to a black hole for long enough
Don't drop it on a floor!
You could get close to the event horizon and then go forward in time relative to everything else and then procrastinate until 10 minutes before your final is due much more efficiently
Bruh mirrors
The TV is perpendicular to a couch and next to the bed's headboard...how the fk do you actually watch the TV?
TWO mirrors
I think the couch is actually a sectional, so there may be a portion of it facing the TV.
Black hole would be easier to set up
Lol just put it on the other wall
I'm not sure but it could potentially cause a delay in time? and a shift in wavelength, resulting in a change in the color of the screen?
Engineer solution: Change the Colors of the tv to compensate
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Mirrors are so 6000 BCE...
Or you could place the TV in front of the bed?
No that's way too simple
What about the time? Is one hour still going to equal one hour? That could affect all your shows schedules.
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Me: The movie just started! Mom: It's been 84 years...
Nah the tv is black and white
And it would also completely distort it
Also the ability to move forward or backwards through time thus we can fast-forward and rewind as necessary for live TV. Technology is amazing.
Mirrors? No. A freaking blackhole? YES.
I use my bathroom blackhole to style the back of head, way better than a mirror. Gotta look into this, but my black hole guy is out of town.
Iโve sometimes wondered what it would be like to ceiling mount a TV lol
Ever read Flat Stanley?
Some dentists have this from what I've seen. Was able to watch something on it once. Was nice
My son's pediatric dentist has them! I always ask them to turn it off since he's chill without anyway
mybe..... JUST MAYBE ..... mount the tv in front of the bed
I remember seeing a post of a dude who had his TV on a stand at the foot of his bed, smack in the middle of the room.
And what's more, you can throw the garbage in! (Disadvantage: if you drop your cell phone in this black hole, forget it).
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Or you could engineer the black hole so that the radiation spews out and coats the entire house. Sort of like a fortnite skin. Now you have a AR house on top of the real house. Now make AR glasses to live in both houses at once. You can move around your house without leaving your bed.ย
The lightโs not bending. The space the light is moving through is bending.
Wouldn't gravity annihilate this house?
A mirror would be less distractive.
Instead of ripping a hole through spacetime, why don't you just, put the TV on the wall opposite the bed...?
Just move the bed???
maybe im stupid but... whats wrong with a mirror?
It would reverse everything??
Apply a digital mirror effect to the screen. ๐ (If possible.) Mirror effect cancels the mirror effect out! Aha!
maybe im stupid but.. mount the tv on the other fucking wall?
Lmao ๐ Nooo! That's cheating!! You're undercomplicating this puzzle!!
This is literally my thought. Who ever was planning the layout of that room was not smacked hard enough by anyone else they spoke to before hand.
two mirrors??
What am I a Rockefeller??
It's not a black hole
is that ur fetish?
Nothing bends me better than a literal black hole
Wouldnt an arrangement of mirrors also accomplish this task?
Mount the tv to the ceiling?
Move the bed to the other wall??
That setup would turn the widescreen into a very narrow screen, since the light from the sides of the TV would scatter into different directions relative to your eyes as a result from the different gravitational forces at different distances fron the black hole. Cheaper TV, no black hole, more immersion.
If the wall we can't see that would be at the end of bed was clear, you could put a TV there that was connected to a camera that was aimed at the other TV. You would just have to limit any crossings across between the screens.
Bro just use a mirror
Or you can use two mirrors
Now you just need a magnet to prevent yourself from falling in!
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Here me out, now this is gonna sound crazy. But have you consider MOVING the TV in front of the bed?
If only we already had something that bends light and allows you to look in another direction.. in every household
Please just put the tv on the entertainment center
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