Black Whole

The presentation of this program was half way between a lecture and a scifi movie with terrific graphics. My wife and I were stunned when we watched this movie. My wife was on the edge of her seat during the entire movie. Some of the physics discussed were a little hard to understand, but we hung in there and were stunned by the final conclusion that we had no problem understanding. It was super fantastic. This man has connected every thing up with everything else...science, religion, pyramids and ancient Egypt, Von Daniken's ideas, astronomy, etc. We enjoyed this movie so much, we watched it again a couple of days later and understood almost all of it the second time through. And it was just as enjoyable and fresh as it was the first time. If you like to learn about scientific advances, you'll love this one. And we plan on watching it at least a couple of more times as we expect to understand something new every time we watch it.

I discovered Nassim Haramein from a Facebook post off my friends list. He has a day-long lecture divided into 45 ten-minute segments on YouTube that I spent the next 3 days watching. The YouTube videos were of poor quality video with very difficult to view projections of graphs, charts, and videos. It didn't matter. What this man was saying was mind-boggling, riviting, and difficult to discount. I immediately put this DVD, "Black Whole," on my wish list and received it as a Father's Day gift a couple of days ago.

The DVD is basically a compressed presentation of his day-long lecture, but produced in a very professional format and condensed to a near-perfect 90-minute length. All of the projected visual aids are now replaced with state-of-the-art animations and motion graphics, some of which do an amazing job of allowing the viewer to experience what many of Haramein's original visualizations in his own mind may have been like. The way he describes the tetrahedrons coming together in various combinations is masterfully duplicated by the graphics artist in such a manner as to astound one with regard to the level of sheer brilliance required from the man's mind in order to make the seeming leaps of logic that he does beyond that of even our most respected physicists and cosmologists. But then, what should one expect from a person who, at the age of just ten years old, was visualizing Reality from the 'infinitely small' to the 'infinitely large' on his school bus when every other kid his age was collecting baseball cards.

I watch all sorts of these 'deep' science shows on Science Channel, etc, and most are chock full of speculative theory, but lack any actual hard logic, math, or evidence to back any of it up. Haramein has got the goods to back up his theories, and the math to PROVE it! His equations are offered in a separate section of the DVD for anyone to review and pick apart. What they show is there is virutally no difference between the volume of energy in the vacuum space of a proton, and the combined mass of our entire Universe! What they show is how Reality is an Infinite Whole, dividing Itself infinitely by fractal geometry, all of it glued together through the requirement of Subjective Consciousness, the existence of which is as necessary for Creation to take place, as Creation is necessary for Consciousness to Know Itself.

A must-own for all deep thinkers!

This riveting piece of science reminds me of the passion I loved about Carl Sagan. High level concepts distilled into their essence and made palatable to all parties.

It starts with the absolute basics, and takes the viewer on a journey into the deepest reaches of space to the smallest divisions of space. Truly mind-opening.

This is the opening salvo of a new science that is emerging that turns modern physics on its head, and does it in a way that even non-scientists can understand after a couple viewings.

If for no other reason then to challenge your perceptions and model of the universe, this is a MUST BUY.

Thank you to Nassim and team for distilling such a huge amount of information into a DVD-length film. You have done an excellent job.

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