[Music] Jeremy: One of our favorite questions that we get,
all the time, is what happens when you fall into a black hole?
It's a fascinating question because it gets to all of the cool,
weird, wild things about black holes.
But it's technically a hard question to answer,
especially with the visualizations.
[Dramatic music]
[Behind the Scenes Creating a NASA Black Hole Visualization]
Jeremy: All of the ways that we model black holes with, with math and equations
and computers, it all kind of falls apart at the edge, at the event horizon,
because everything either goes to zero or infinity,
and it makes it really hard to solve the equations.
We wanted to try to really
to solve that problem, to get around all of the mathematical challenges
at the event horizon and take those cameras
and take those visualizations inside.
It was all this new physics that we were exploring,
and that's what we do as scientists.
We, we love to go beyond and learn new things.
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[NASA]