TON 618: The Black Hole That Could Destroy the Universe

ON 618 is the largest known black hole in the universe — a cosmic monster with the mass of 66 million Suns. Its quasar shines brighter than entire galaxies, and its gravity is so strong that time and light bend around it. This video explores: 🔹 What makes TON 618 a supermassive black hole and why it’s so powerful 🔹 How astronomers discovered it and why it looks brighter than stars 🔹 The science behind quasars, accretion disks, and plasma jets 🔹 What would happen if TON 618 replaced the Milky Way’s black hole 🔹 The mysteries of its formation and why it challenges our understanding of the universe TON 618 isn’t just a black hole — it’s a time capsule from the early universe, sending light across 10 billion years to reach us. From singularities to event horizons, this is a journey into a place where the laws of physics break down. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - A Place Where No Reality Exists 01:19 - Discovery of TON 618 02:31 - How Black Holes Differ From Stars 03:50 - TON 618: The Distance 05:40 - The Quasar and Its Cosmic Power 06:51 - How Big is TON 618 07:38 - What if Sagittarius A replaced TON 618 in the Milky Way? 09:08 - Where Reality Breaks: Gravity, Time, and Singularity 09:37 - Theories on How Black Holes Formed 11:25 - TON 618: The 10-Billion-Year Time Capsule References & Further Reading TON 618 Overview and Discovery Papers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TON_618 Accretion Powered X-ray Sources https://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/observa... Supermassive Black Holes and Galaxy Formation https://www.esa.int/Science_Explorati... What do you think about TON 618 — a black hole so massive it could swallow entire star systems? 🌌💥 Could there be even bigger black holes out there? Let me know in the comments! If you enjoyed this cosmic deep dive, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more space mysteries and universe explorations. 🚀✨ #TON618 #BlackHole #SupermassiveBlackHole #Quasar #SpaceExploration #CosmicMystery #Astronomy #EventHorizon #Singularity #Universe