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**Title:** The Kurzgesagt Guide to Curiosity (with a focus on Black Holes and the Universe)
**Main Points:**
1. **Black Hole Density:** Contrary to popular belief, larger black holes are less dense, with some being as thin as air if they're massive enough.
2. **Universe-Sized Black Hole:** The observable universe's mass is sufficient to create a black hole, raising the possibility that we might be living inside one.
3. **Black Hole Universes:** Inside a black hole, space and time are distorted, potentially leading to the creation of new universes through a "Big Bounce" scenario.
4. **Infinite Universes:** This could lead to an infinite cycle of universes creating black holes, which in turn create new universes, with a form of "cosmological natural selection" favoring universes that produce many black holes (and potentially, life).
5. **Speculative Nature:** While based on real science, these ideas are speculative and untestable, prompting more questions than answers.
**Secondary:** The text also promotes the "Kurzgesagt Guide to Curiosity", an interactive book designed to foster curiosity and critical thinking, available on the Kurzgesagt shop.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
**Black Hole Properties**
1. Everything in existence could potentially be black holes all the way down.
2. To turn Earth into a black hole, it would need to be squeezed to the size of a coin.
3. The Sun would need to be squeezed to the size of a small city to become a black hole.
4. The larger a black hole gets, the less dense it is.
5. A sun-mass black hole is approximately 6 km wide with a density of about one Himalayan range per cubic meter.
6. The supermassive black hole at the Milky Way's center has a mass of 4 million suns, a diameter of 24 million kilometers, and a density of 6 blue whales per cubic meter.
7. The ultramassive black hole IRAS 20100−4156 has a mass of 3.8 billion suns, is as wide as a solar system, and is as dense as air.
**Black Hole Formation and Structure**
8. In theory, a gigantic balloon filled with undecillions of tons of air could form a supermassive black hole if it reached the size of a solar system.
9. The observable universe's mass is enough to create a black hole 10 times larger than the observable universe.
10. Inside a black hole, space and time switch roles at the event horizon.
11. Space inside a black hole can be infinite, but time is finite.
12. The singularity of a black hole is not a place but an event in time that occurs when the black hole universe collapses.
**Cosmological Speculations**
13. The observable universe alone has created at least 10^17 black holes so far.
14. The average density of the universe is about 5 hydrogen atoms per cubic meter.
15. If the universe is constantly creating new universes inside black holes, life could potentially go on forever.
**Note:** Facts related to the "kurzgesagt Guide to Curiosity" and promotional content were excluded, as they are not relevant to the scientific topics of black holes and cosmology.