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What You'd See Falling Into a Black Hole

A 43-second cinematic vertical short made with Veedio from a typed idea.

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Transcript

The movies lie: you wouldn't see the universe speed up as you fall into a black hole. Everything outside would appear to slow down and then stop.

Your own body wouldn't just stretch like spaghetti; different parts would experience gravity in wildly different ways. Your feet would feel a pull billions of times stronger than your head.

You'd see every star that ever existed, crammed into a tiny, intensely bright circle above you. Every photon from the universe would reach you in your final moments.

And the light from behind you would be blueshifted into lethal radiation, burning you to a crisp before you even crossed the event horizon. Not a pretty sight.

Settings

How this video was made

Format
Narrated story
Visuals
Stills with a slow pan
Visual style
Cinematic
Voice
Rachel — warm, conversational
Captions
Bold
Music
Uplifting
Aspect ratio
Vertical 9:16
Length
43 seconds
Language
English

The idea it was made from

“What you would actually see falling into a black hole”

Scene by scene

Each scene’s picture was made from the prompt beside it.

  1. Scene 1

    Scene 01

    Image prompt: A person in a futuristic spacesuit, hands outstretched, falling towards a swirling, dark abyss that is a black hole, with distant stars in the background.

  2. Scene 2

    Scene 02

    Image prompt: A highly distorted, elongated human figure, stretched and twisted, with one end closer to a gravitational anomaly, while the other end is relatively normal.

  3. Scene 3

    Scene 03

    Image prompt: A person's point of view, looking up at a single, incredibly bright, small circular window in the darkness, filled with countless, compressed stars and galaxies.

  4. Scene 4

    Scene 04

    Image prompt: A dramatic shot of a person being engulfed by an intense, bright blue light coming from behind them, with a look of extreme pain on their face (though not gruesome).

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