Mathematics: The Language of the Universe

Scene script. Imagine that you're flying through space when suddenly you start to get dragged toward a dark abyss. Reality as you know it starts to change. Time begins to warp and you start to feel this strange sensation of being stretched. You're falling into a black hole, one of the most astonishing places in our universe. Some are so big that they can fit over 60 of our solar systems across them with masses up to a 100 billion times our Sun. And once you fall past a certain point, nothing can escape or can it? I wanted to know the latest cutting-edge research about black holes. So I called up my favorite physicist, Dr. Brian Cox to answer the question, if you fell into a black hole, what would actually happen to you? What would it feel like? And what does our newest science tell us is really happening inside a black hole? Black holes, one of the strangest things in existence, a mathematical enigma, you come face to face with the structure of space and time. Don't let me leave Murph. Spaghettification black holes ain't so black. Nature doesn't work that way. It's the most wonderful thing. It's incredible. That my story of Cleo Abram. Have a good day.