The Largest Objects in the Universe Colliding

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We're exploring the explosive collisions of the universe's largest objects. Why stop at two black holes, when galaxies, massive stars, and planets are also in play? Key Moments:01:18 Largest Black Holes06:39 Galaxies10:04 Largest Planets13:10 Largest Stars Support us on Patreon. Get the What if book. Join this channel for perks: YouTube Membership. Interested in sponsoring or collaborating? Email us: [email protected] Check out our other channels: How to Survive, Aperture. Shop our merchandise. Sign up for our Newsletter. Connect with What If: Discord, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook. Produced by Underknown. 01:18: Largest Black Holes06:39: Galaxies10:04: Largest Planets13:10: Largest Stars #universe #space #cosmos #star #planet #blackhole #NASA #science #astrophysics #collision See show notes: https://inlet.fm/what-if-science-theories-possibilities/episodes/694ecd4a7e7f2e73825b633b Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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