Search results for query: black holes

...a neutron star, and a collection of assorted pink bodies. I wanted to try some ideas with having your FSD charged and doing things with black holes, but nothing really came out of that (assuming the toast would be something like "a white star, a neutron star, a black hole", ???... - well...

That actually made me relook at this information and make up new conclusions, so was good for something. :)

...is no game at all. I'm not going to bother giving you other examples of scientifically unrealistic features in the game besides this one: Black Holes don't do anything harmful to players. Where's the scientificially accurate spaghettification, death and more from the most notable stellar...

Possible. However, I've played to death with black holes and their lensing lately thanks to NGC 7822. The practical behavior I don't believe would actually allow it, so if there were any wormhole mechanisms in play, it would probably require a little more than just straightforward lensing. And...

...NGC 7822 trip: After some browsing of the local neighborhood I realized two things: 1. It's probably the biggest single collection of black holes and O stars in one place there are like 18 black holes in close vicinity. I'm going to drop into every one of them, see what that brings. There...

And also my theory that this area is specificaly rich of black holes...

...adding never seen alien POIs (unknown ships, ruins, relics, etc), astronomical POIs (comets, cataclysmic stars and occasional supernovas, black holes with more dangerous and visible event horizons, expanded atmospheric worlds), and new mysteries far from the bubble. I think FDEV expansion...

...made those sounds, the outer vents opened and I saw scouts as well as Ints moving away from the Titan and leaving space through those "black holes" they usually arrive through on planets they attack. I do not remember having seen that on other Titans (perhaps they only do that when not being...

I spent some time in this system and I figured a few things out. First of all, Josie Rosa installation orbits effectively C/D twin black holes. The thing about black holes is that each of them is a gravitational lens, so if you put two of them together like we have in this system, you get a...

GGG with ringed ELW moon would be epic - I didn’t even know that anything could have an ELW as a moon! Sounds like it’s time to head out on a trip soon :)

...while having troubles on 0.5g, WWII style combat, short weapon range, slow projectiles, fixed star positions, "gentle" neutron jet cones, black holes, materials and goods with different densities taking up the same cargo space, suits power capacity measured in the same units as ship (both in...

...gravitational waves. This article from 2021 specifically used neutron stars (this basically doesn't exist outside of the context of black holes and neutron stars) - nothing else is massive enough for us to detect the resulting gravitational waves...

...not really like comets. They're on different layers. Rogue planets are notably defined as a star class along with Main sequence classes, black holes and nebula. That table is full of things you can see on the galmap. Some of them are also in systems as bodies but the existance of nebula on...

Tried to catch the black hole outpost, but failed. Docked at both X Vista and Knight Sanctuary. Couldn't see any ill effects from the radiation at X Vista, honestly. And left a little memory at Knight Sanctuary:

No. Not with little ones. I still want to know if something hides like that within Sag A's . I dont think anyone has bothered at getting close to the pushback barrier. Would take like almost a week in real time. But if something is hiding there. That would be interesting to know. I dont think...

...and Leavitt being about the only two hence the whole discussion), physical forces / objects - Sag A*, force of gravity in general, black holes in general - this becomes a question what exactly "the brow" is, and what "the jewel" might be and what "burns" means - so the problem is this creates...

You can see them coming, well you can if you are an experienced explorer, but is it that you want to avoid them? There's a route setting for that.

A note on black holes and things they do. Turns out trying to get them to show other things is tricky at least. First of all, they have multiple layers of skybox reflections (you can see that in some of those shots above), and that means it's very hard to actually see anything useful. As you're...

...next one is an absolute banger of a system, one of the most bizarre I've seen in the context of colonisation (although I'm not big on black holes or neutron stars). This system has everything Vela Pulsar has and more. First of all, let's take a look at this first black hole surfing the...

You say this, I've been bouncing around EDSM for a few hours and I'm yet to find it. But then that isn't the tool you mentioned, I'm so out of the loop. I don't know if I've used EDDisco, it rings a bell, but I might be thinking of EDDB. I'll have a goosey and see what's the happy haps, thanks.

Good call. In addition to rotational assist. Kind of makes me want to play around with black holes in normal space now lol.

Another black holes I have met: Source: https://youtu.be/IePRIpA70X8

...earthlike worlds around neutron stars? Or the fact that neutron stars are one of the best places to find ELWs and WWs? Or ELW around black holes? its worth keeping in mind, FD only had the chance to reroll the stellar forge before release. After, they couldn't keep rerolling every time...

...in another galaxy with unusual characteristics. Like gravitational anomalies, space storms, weird aliens, etc. They could even use black holes as entry points. Some blackholes would have a permanent link to a certain chain of systems. Others would be very random. There could even certain mass...

I think the spiraling stars part references our own spiral galaxy, or perhaps Andromeda, which is also a spiral galaxy.

...and on the other extreme, we have the various Anomalies in the Wepaa sector (see here), which are supposed to have a planet type requirement, but they only require Black Holes - and as such, the 500 ly sphere they're in is chock full of them. Well, a few more Codex / NSP bugs to heap on the pile.

Visited. Yes, it's a rather "blinding" entrance. Separately, in a similar manner, many Centauri systems are weird with black holes and neutron stars.

Got yourself the new Mandalay, but don't know what to explore, and don't feel like going to the other end of the galaxy? Well, you don't have to go that far in order to find wonders! Here's a little tour you could make that's not excessively far from the bubble. (If you have suggestions for...

...that would be a candidate is 27 Gamma Cassiopeia. I am not sure how you can jump from there to Sol though (without a neutron jump, which wasn't a thing for technology in the 22nd century). I also can't remember when they added black holes to the game, I dont think they were available on release.

Its the 3rd of the Reith lectures (Black Holes), in the book 'Theory of Everything' the part on LGM-1 starts on Page 47. I also have a paper somewhere he did with Sir Roger Penrose on pulsars, will try and dig it out. Looking back now i wish i could have asked Professor Hawking if he knew where...

Bro, what I meant is mechanical they are the same in ED. They are part of the forge and part of all the gravity calculations, they just don't show up in the game, like comets don't.

...But it's hard to know, as Spectrum is flaking out all over the place at the moment, and returning black holes... (The main forums seems to be working at the mo though, and I can't see the post. Reckon it's been supernovaed for real...) EDIT: Nope, it's live again. But they brown-dwarfed it...

I've been there. I believe Josie Rosa is a reference to a UK (classical) musician. If you go to the middle of the "spar", Josie Rosa installation has a signal that is a music sheet. I'm nowhere near patient enough to sit there to record all of this, decode the music and see what exactly the...

Depends how far away you are. In game gravity is purely a local phenomena rather than in the real world where it's a universal phenomena, once you get far enough away from an object the gravity of that object no longer affects you, and for planets you don't have to go very far before you are out...

...able to detect the titan? we should do science on this, as the same mechanic may be used on raxxla, the dark wheel, the rift or rogue planets. although i suspect they are colder... how far out does the titan signal go? do black holes amplify the signal? do different scanners amplify the signal?

Arrived at NGC 7822 and visited Cupid's Arrow... the message there says "Once arrived, this area is filled with black holes and vibrant stars". The vibrant stars are obvious, but I don't see any black holes when I switch the galaxy map to show only non-sequence stars. So I suppose that means...

I can certainly agree with you there. A rogue planet would be the perfect mechanism for Raxxla, something you would need to figure out and calculate every time you wanted to find Raxxla, always in different locations each time you tried. And even when you did get to Raxxla you would die after a...

...nothing we 'hear' from NASA or anything like that is actually 'sound', it's just interpretations, but still, listen to stars and black holes and planets in Elite Dangerous, then listen to the LS. So your choices are: a) Fdev made a mistake and placed the sound that was supposed to come from...

...strongest gameplay loops have been overlooked. 1) exploration - what we have is a galaxy with absolutely no diversity at all. Black holes that are not lethal. No comets, no thick atmospheres with weather, water etc. No ability to land and explore elws or waterworlds etc...