This is a general relativistic visualization
of a supercomputed magneto-hydrodynamic simulation of a disk and jet
around a black hole.
The disk and jet were supercomputed by John Hawley at the University of Virginia.
The general relativistic rendering was done with the
Black Hole Flight Simulator.
Index
Journey into the simplest kind of black hole,
a black hole with mass, but no charge and no spin
—
a
Schwarzschild
black hole.
Journey into and through a charged black hole
—
a
Reissner-Nordström
black hole.
This one has a wormhole and a white hole
connecting to a new universe.
How to understand black holes
—
a black hole is a
waterfall
of space.
How does a scene appear when you pass through it at near the speed of light?
—
The rules of
4-dimensional perspective.
