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...SPACE FROM SOURCE 2 TO COMPLEX RADIO SOURCE OUT 10 NM- COASTAL SPACE FROM COLONIA TO PHOTOIONIZED PLASMA OUT 10 NM- COASTAL SPACE FROM ACCRETION DISK POINT TO CAPE HAWKING RADIATION OUT 10 NM- COASTAL SPACE FROM THERMAL EQUILIBRIUM TO JAMES ISLAND 10 TO 60 NM- COASTAL SPACE FROM QUANTUM...

...out what happens). BUT, I have been looking at Elite Dangerous for some years now and have been waiting for them to do it right... accretion disk can be simulated with AI easily now, plus the BHs only need one if they are spinning... the main thing is we need is a proper event horizon and...

...Radius" before I even bought it and the T9 that I no longer own but which did the trade runs to fund it was therefore named "Accretion Disk" Calling the vulture anything other than "Keep Calm and Carrion" would have been silly. The python is "Danger Noodle" - yes, I know, danger noodles are...

..."spectral" / "elemental" signatures? when do we get black holes that are actually impossible to see because there are super-powered accretion disk emissions? (and when can we scan these?) after all this nonsense with oddysey i don't even care for the new armors, guns, badly animated...

Thats the problem i had. 50 plus alternate descriptions. Yes i'am aware of that. No food, no disk.

...had high speed lateral thrusting too and do a sort of "vapor dome" effect. •Deadly blackholes (or other mechanic) •Blackholes with accretion disks. Not every black hole is naked or new. The larger the accretion disk the higher likelihood that it is also older. Even wormhole could have them...

...moving and was otherwise fine. It was comical. I'm still holding out hope that under the right conditions I will find one with an accretion disk or a gamma-ray 'fountain'. But after my experience in Maia I'm not holding my breath. While I'd love for them to look like 'Interstellar' (who...

...black hole discovered. Which leads me to the general depiction of black holes in this game. They don't have a event horizon and or a accretion disk. The first black hole i ever visited was Maya. I never visited Sagittarius A* but i've seen videos of it. Doesn't look as great and menacing as...

Update on this post. I have been through our list of named stars in the Orion complex and added details and names to them by summarising wiki entries. Mine's not as neatly presented as Emperor's list though, sorry! Note: A few in there have more than one possible, you'll see where that...

I would love to see comets

I would like at a minimum accretion discs. In general I want a bit more spectacle, a bit more oompf... In ED black holes are tame, perfectly safe, shiny, friendly things you would introduce to your parents on a Sunday afternoon. In reality they are supposed to be the most deadly and powerful...

Seconded. I like special snowflakes. Also Carbon Stars, likewise. And a special mention for those overly massive T-Tauri stars and anything else in Systems of Mass-Level "H". Except black holes. Those are dull without proper accretion disk.

Accretion disk already many times discussed, just search for them https://forums.frontier.co.uk/search/33276/?q=Accretion+disk like here described: accretion disk looks realy nice, would also love them in game, but don't know if it ever happen in ED.

...stars, really pepped up your exploration runs. I would like black holes to actually be dangerous, I would like exits to systems with accretion disks to require skill and daring, all of these things can't exist because other players don't want the risk of losing their ships while exploring. I...

...the fabric of space-time in such a way as an FSD should have little or no ability to operate under such conditions. If there is an accretion disk it gets worse as you will also have to deal with tremendous gamma and x-ray outbursts. Neutron stars will kill through massive magnetic field...

It's behind the sofa ... saw it there last week

...experience from within the relative safety of our ships and SRVs or possibly other vehicles, like gas giants, water worlds, black hole accretion disk, and so on, then ship interiors would be less relevant. Overall, the game content and contextually apt ways of going about messing around with...

Yeah high mass systems always attract me :) I agree Black Holes are a bit boring to look at (once you've seen a few) but the systems themselves tend to still be interesting.

...of the millions or billions of asteroids in the average asteroid belt. You can't witness the insane whirling madness of a black hole accretion disk, nor the gently collapsing protoplanetary disk around a protostar. Even things like the variation in star density is considerably smoothed...

Off the top of my head, the best way to dynamically implement black hole accretion disks, given Stellar Forge and current stellar system mechanics, would be based off the mass of the black hole, the mass and volume of an orbiting gaseous type body (star, planet, cloud, or similar), and their...

Hello, of all the spaceporn that is still missing, I think accretion disk would be the most rewarding and "in your face" when you jump in a system... off course there should be something to scoop or mine in the feeder conduit. More space stuff that should be added imho: > comets = scoop the...

But how much of a black blob? Should there even be a black blob? A non-feeding black hole doesn’t have a sexy accretion disk that I can agree upon. but when you think of all the parallel beams of light from all around the spherical body, we have moved into not quite fully proven quantum...

The entire galaxy is an accretion disk around Sag A*, what more could they ask for? :)

...ass and mysterious object in astronomy deserve most OMMPH factor in Elite. So here are some suggestions in order of importance. #1 Accretion disks: This one should be obvious and it would make some black holes look way cooler. Solitary black holes probably wouldn't have an accretion disk...

Don't knock making them pretty. But with the accretion disk also comes gamma jets.

No it's not. The M87 black hole has an accretion disk and two plasma cones comming out. The Sag A black hole has an accretion disk too. Blurring an ED screenshot does not resemble the real thing, adding accretion disks in game would though. Nice try Mr. DB but no....

Decided to throw this together, what I think the black holes should look like in ED (minus accretion disk).

Real dangers/physics of a black hole: Ripped apart by tidal forces. Fried by radiation from the accretion disk or polar jets. And, if you survive those, trapped in time for years, decades, centuries or even millennia. So, I propose that, if players venture too close to a black hole, they are...

...too "straight forwardish" in language things. :D Is it Mira? Omicron Ceti? Binary star system with red giant and white dwarf with huge accretion disk that spiraling around the second star. Not in the game of course. And what is meaning of Singh name? Hero? P.S. It's just a coincidence (or...

Yet again, the Elite community proving its tendency to masochism. :sneaky: And a short memory for facts. Binary systems used to be bugged such that you could end up inside one of the stars, that's why we don't get put so close now. Being caught by surprise by a 'react now or you lose...

That orange ring isn't an accretion disk, it's gravitational lensing of the energy from hot moving matter around the event horizon, probably only visible with radio telescopes anyway.

And that's how the black holes look like in Space Engine if you try various exposure settings... Saggitarius A* And that's how it looks when you get very close to it and turn around 180 degrees. Like a bottleneck. A little bit closer and everything is black. Well, good thing you don't have a...

This article says that Sagittarius A* does have an accretion disk IRL: https://www.astronomy.com/news/2018/10/scientists-confirm-the-milky-way-has-a-supermassive-black-hole

...primary bodies would certainly add some elements of both danger and educational beauty to the game. The light distortion of an accretion disk may raise the minimum hardware level to an unreasonably high baseline though, and a dangerous gameplay element shouldn't be affected by graphics settings.

I'm guessing the image of Sagittarius A* won't look as dramatic, because we will be looking at the accretion disk from side on. Unless it has that halo like in Interstellar.

Agreed. This is over a thousand years in the future, and the knowledge we have today of Sgr A* would be out of date by ~27,000 years in the local spacetime of the center of the galaxy! For all we know Sgr A* is active with an accretion disk from a cluster of infalling stars in that time period.

Are you all sure that it's an accretion disk around the black hole? Nobody knows, SagA* hides behind dust, the bh in M87 is 55Mio lys away - 55.000.000.000 (!!!) lys! I like the Braben's comparsion.

Accretion disk; Fuel scoops are magnetic fields designed to funnel the charged solar plasma into the fuel intake. 1) An accretion disk is composed of normal matter, you can't funnel it into the fuel intake with a magnetic field. 2) Even if you could funnel a mass of probably mixed elements...

Supernova or Accretion Disk would be the two most likely candidates. An accretion disk is a sort of slow motion supernova in reverse :D

Lets be clear about the accretion disk I would like in game. It needs to be like the one in the movie 'Interstellar'. The ship gets close enough to the thing and the matter flow is amazing in that scene. That.