I bet real ones are far more dangerous. The ones in Elite have no gravitational pull, but they emitt a load of radiation, so getting too close could boil your systems.
If yo fly into them, yes. But really so far I have found them to be safe provided you don't go racing towards them. I treat them like any other star which has so far kept me safe.
I bet real ones are far more dangerous. The ones in Elite have no gravitational pull, but they emitt a load of radiation, so getting too close could boil your systems.
Black holes in ED are all dormant: these black holes do not emit any radiation except the theoretical Hawking radiation, which should be miniscule. Only danger you'd be exposed to IRL is that you approach the event horizon (a dozen kilometers for stellar mass black hole), which is not allowed in game (exclusion zone - you just auto-bounce back if you try to crash into the BH).
Active/feeding black holes are different story, but they are not represented in game, yet.
Perhaps I've missed something, but not the single BH I've visited in last couple weeks caused overheating. How could they after all - their temperature is absolute zero.
^^ yeah, now you can hang out near them for as long as you like, they removed overheating which made no sense anyway. Sleeping black holes are cold, and I mean REALLY cold
FDEV got them BHs pretty well, only thing I'd add is an option to override body exclusion zone safety mechanics, and get killed on event horizon if you really want to
edit: but then, I am not sure how would that fit into the lore, I mean, escape pod won't be coming back from there. Perma-death (reads as: "clear save")? Hehe.
Ahhhhctually... you can, if you mess up.
The only time you take on heat is when you try to activate SC. Now if you don't go full throttle to activate the FSD, the heat keeps rising until you get into the danger zone. I found out when I started FSD and switched to debug cam and wondered why I wasn't going anywhere.
Turns out that I hadn't engaged full throttle!
So when I switch back to cockpit view, there's alarms going off, heat is at 115% and rising and I'm taking module damage.
Lesson learnt. Don't engage FSD by a black hole and leave the throttle less than full.