| [00:00:00.00] | [music throughout]] Narrator: Black Hole 101: How To Find A Black Hole. |
| [00:00:05.00] | Though technically, black holes could just sneak up behind you, the likely won’t—the nearest known one is 3,000 |
| [00:00:09.00] | light-years away anyway. However, if you WERE to go looking for one, |
| [00:00:13.00] | there are a couple of good ways to find them. First, black holes tend to mess |
| [00:00:17.00] | with their environment, so you can sometimes use interesting clues, such as a bunch of stuff [ONSCREEN TEXT: “Orbiting Stars”] |
| [00:00:21.00] | orbiting what appears to be…nothing. And second, there’s often [ONSCREEN TEXT: “Orbiting Stars”] |
| [00:00:25.00] | glowing stuff orbiting around them caused by, well, when things get too close. |
| [00:00:29.00] | Thanks for watching, and please…stay |
| [00:00:33.00] | safe out there. [music ends] |
| [00:00:37.00] | [silence] |