If you have a middle school or high school student who is interested in astronomy, I have a few videos about black holes for teens that you might want to share with him.
These videos are more in depth than the ones for kids I shared with you last week. They use more advanced vocabulary, discuss numbers and equations, and give detailed information. They cover the formation, life, death, locations, sizes, types, and measurable features of black holes among other things. One video focuses specifically on the image that was taken in April 2019.
Here they are.
Videos About Black Holes for Teens
Black Holes 101 by National Geographic
This 3-minute video gives a brief description of various aspects of black holes including what they are, types, and their discovery by scientists.
What is a Black Hole? — Black Holes Explained by Socratica
This video covers a lot of material on black holes including formation, types, how they are found, and three features that can be measured: mass, angular momentum and electric charge.
Black Holes Explained – From Birth to Death by Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
Teens will learn how black holes form and die in this first of a two-part series. The second, which follows immediate after, is about why black holes could delete the universe.
Black Holes: Crash Course Astronomy #33 by CrashCourse
This video is very in depth about the formation of a black hole and what would happen if you approached one. It also busts certain myths about this phenomenom.
First Image of a Black Hole! by Veritasium
This video has details about the April 2019 black hole image including how it was taken, the size of this black hole, where it is, and more. Also has information about the black hole in the center of our galaxy.
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