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What do you mean by that? Around black holes? Black holes having humongous enormously bright stunning accretion disks is an extremely widespread common misconception, no doubt boosted significantly by the movie Interstellar. Every single time you see "black holes" discussed eg. in a YouTube...

...seen black hole/main sequence binaries in-game orbiting so closely that I've wondered how it's possible they're not feeding. Alas, an accretion disk means plasma accelerated to relativistic speeds which means making them an actual hazard... which by all indications FDev is reluctant to do for...

i would like to see an occasional feeding black hole woudnt you?

Based on all the X-ray screaming coming from the great annihilator, one must assume there is, in fact, an accretation disc located there.

In an excellent case of "you're both right," there is an accretion disk, it screams in X-ray, and does NOT scream in visible, so eyeball Mk1 finds it quite a difficult object (assuming you are viewing it through something that filters X and gamma but passes visible in the first place...

...for X-Ray binaries, or rarely on their own. I dont think they can retroactively update Stellar Forge to turn cold planets warm near an accretion disk sadly, so the other condition would be rarely if a black hole has nothing in close orbit to it it may spawn with a dim one. I'd also like to...

I think Holly sumed it up nicely 😂 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqI41N4WGPM

...in ED. Sure, I understand that they are only going to be visible either due to their lensing effects or by virtue of acquiring an accretion disk of some note. But, as someone who has had a deep lifelong fascination with astronomy and all things celestial, I had hoped that at least one of them...

It's just the accretion disk of a neutron star, but it doesn't even look like it

Frontiers, pleeeeease add an accretion disk to large black holes, you can set it up so that when the ship enters it, it would immediately be destroyed, it would look much more epic than we have now, I would like to shoot a parody of interstellar with python and Sagitarius A

OK, poor choice of word by me. By "routine" I meant constantly present danger which you can't avoid. Like that accretion disc, but not like crashing into a planet, which you can avoid by taking care.

...every now and then that "exceptional dangers" be put in place, like every now and then suddenly find your self flying through an accretion disk with no warning, suddenly intercepted and attacked by powerful aliens at random times, dangers you can't be prepared for because they are random and...

My suggestion is to add accretion disks to some black holes (leave some black holes without). The elite already have a ring generation model. In this game there are rings of tens of millions of kilometers. And there are also huge luminous stars. It turns out that we already have huge wide rings...

A reflection on the black hole accretion disk?

Black holes in our Galaxy aren't really large enough to have visible accretion disks.

No, I mean a citation for other black holes in our galaxy not having accretion discs.

Sag A* isn't active at the moment but seems to have been ~350 years ago.

...For Sag A*, the images we get from NASA show only a faint glow. This means that there is probably not much of an accretion disk and the total amount of mass in the disk is less than even the mass of a star (so basically only gas and maybe some asteroids). Chandra X-ray Observatory detected...

Sag A* does have an accretion disk, but it is extremely faint, and can only be detected (with current telescopes) in the X-rays. Other black holes in our galaxy won't have them.

Do you have some citations for this?

I see how a lone star collapsing into a black hole might not get an accretion disk (or quickly consume the one that it might get from its own former gasses). However, there are many binary star systems where one of the stars collapses and the other is close enough to start "feeding" it gasses...

-Accretion disks are much rarer than you think. It's a mass transfer and the Schwarzschild black holes (the ones you can find in the game) need to rotate close enough to its donor star. If the black hole sits alone it is system, then there is no mass transfer either way. And around 1% of...

T Yeah, nah. The mass thing is such over-simplification it verges on becoming a furphy. There are observed accretion disks on stellar black holes within the Milky Way. Most are in binary systems with material (coronal gases and in some cases upper layers of plasma) from companion stars...

...since 2011. And I am amazed each and every time by its progress and development: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/314650/view/3267945303151364380 Just look at the quality of the volumetric accretion disk of a black hole at medium settings (WIP): All this is by a handful of developers.

Well …. I’m on my way there now in my ASPX so they better fix this by the time i get there so i can see a decent accretion disk and some very speedy apocalyptic visions

...travel to an active black hole. Active black holes will have accretion discs rotating around them. Step 3: Identify and approach the accretion disk. You will want to enter it slowly at a small angle to avoid entering the black hole’s exclusion zone. Once inside, your FSD will be supercharged...

...UW Coronae Borealis, a low-mass X-ray binary system composed of a star less massive than the Sun and a neutron star surrounded by an accretion disk that draws material from the companion star (but again not in-game) nor is recurrent nova V394 Coronae Australis For Cassiopeia ("Mother of...

Dyson Sphere Project's Black holes are quite pretty. I approched from an angle where the accretion disk was kinda invisible and the warped flows around the event horizon looked weird and good. No entrance tho - only achievement for trying. I believe it was a quote from 2001 for the caption...

The problem is, an idea in your imagination is always better than that idea expressed in reality. If Star Citizen has such value in its interiors, why aren't you playing with them? If all that matters is the immersion factor, then it shouldn't matter to you that the rest of the game is broken.

You understand this is not a regualr black hole but one with a huge accretion disk of matter orbiting it, you can't base your claim the BH's would have radiation belts based on Sag A*, that's almost ridiculous, as I said you need a strong magnetic field and not just any field, one of these...

...stuck in cruise unable to move forever* from the POV of an outsider they would die instantly. Actually the odds are you would die a long way from the blackhole thanks to the likely accretion disk. *So all the game lockups are explained it is the killer blackhole mechanic triggering incorrectly.

...point at the beginning. Just imagine the following scenario. You arrive in a system with a neutron star or a black hole with an accretion disk (let's say FDev hypothetically added black holes with accretion disks into their game.) So you decide to get up from your helm and walk to the...

you would almost certainly have a range of radiation belts around a black hole even without a visible accretion disk. The same way there are belts around the earth and more relevant, jupiter that are highly dangerous and entirely invisible to the human eye. Hazardous environment does exist but...

...could result in such extreme gravitational gradients/tidal forces. Not much ionizing radiation from a black hole without an accretion disk either. Regardless, there is already precedent for damage other than heat...the "hazardous environment" and "overload damage" used for jet cones. Which...

Problem with that is how to reconcile being permanently unreconstructible lost information sucked into a black hole with finding yourself at the rebuy screen? I mean, we still don't know how it's done currently even without blackholes, but that's not the point right now. <ahem> Unless blackhole...

LOL. Schwarzschild solutions, for the win! ;)

No I don't think you would, that's the big thing about black holes, they are very hard to spot, and that's because the only way to spot them is thier effect on other objects and light itself due to gravity. If they had radiation belts they would be relatively easy to spot, a radiation belt in...

...are the result of the evolution of the solar system from first principals based on the percentage of materials in the origianl accretion disk then shared among the planets depending on where they formed in the system and whether they are ice or rocky or metallic etc. The fact is it's quite...

I would prefer dangerous black holes with an accretion disk or flowing matter between two nearby stars. This is why we come to the game and what we will never see in real life. There are a lot of interiors in other games, it is enough to look away from the monitor to see the interior.

Cheers, Drew.