It is also surrounded by an accretion disk of gas and rocks that form a huge ring of glowing hot material, but because of how the incredible gravity bends light it looks like it has two rings at a ninety-degree angle. And it is spinning at 99.8% the speed of light. Interstellar: Much of the film takes place in a system around a black hole that has twenty-five times the mass of the supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy, or 100,000,000 times the mass of our Sun.In this case, the colors of Swirl and the accompanying auditory effects foreshadow the nature of the dream: yelling and whites for a falling nightmare, fleshy pinks and moans for sexual anxiety, darkness and lightning for a boy's night terrors, and fire and explosions for World War III dread. Dreamscape uses Swirly Energy Thingy imagery to illustrate Alex's journey into people's dreams.Black holes may thus be considered the end of the universe that has got here a little early. The only way to avoid the singularity now is to start going backward in time. The all-crushing singularity at the center of the black hole, which was previously "down," is now "the future." Specifically, your future. ) Once you pass through the black hole's event horizon, space and time swap places. auuuuggggh, forget it, just look at the picture in Wikipedia. (Although you can, in a sense, see the "dimpling" of space by the distortion of the starlight near the edge of the hole. note You won't actually see anything funnel-shaped if you look at a black hole, as the "funnel" doesn't point anywhere in three-dimensional space. The Black Hole is one of several films that features a funnel-shaped, rather than flat, accretion disc around the event horizon.Compare Swirling Dust, when a milder version of this effect is caused by a powerful Battle Aura. The trope name is an example of Buffy Speak. Without it, viewers won't know the black hole is there.ĭespite the similar images the names might conjure, this is unrelated to Timey-Wimey Ball (although a Swirly Energy Thingy might very well have Timey Wimey effects). Most Black Holes will take this form in media, although some black holes have an accretion disk made of matter orbiting around them that may look like this. Usually a natural phenomenon in space, but they've been known to be artificial, and if they are they might (rarely) appear inside an atmosphere as well. The most common variant is that it'll send you through time as well. whether you wanted to go there or not - but like any good Negative Space Wedgie, it can also trigger a wide range of weird phenomena. Often it's a boring old wormhole - it'll drop you somewhere else in the universe. Like a whirlpool, it's easy to get pulled in if you get too close.Įnter it and something weird will happen. The Swirly Energy Thingy is what it sounds like: a spinning, shining vortex of.
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