The Powder Toy

Black Hole Sucking a Star into orbit! V4 by ibx_Hellcat

ibx_Hellcat
ibx_Hellcat
108 / 19
31st Jan 2017
18th Mar 2017
Deco on!!! There is another black hole (hidden with deco) that keeps the torn apart star in orbit. Press 3 - persistant view. (Version 4)
space bhol aapress3 ball star astronomy accretion gravity realistic blackhole

Comments

  • TheNik
    TheNik     3rd Feb 2017
    The laws of conservation of energy clearly lack in TPT. If they were followed, the orbits of the PROT would be constatn, while they do change here. I could run some maths and simulations on this to determine the cause, but I am too lazy - has anyone tried to explain it before me?
  • WolfGeek101
    WolfGeek101     3rd Feb 2017
    Okay a. This was made on 31 January (today is 3 February) and b. The fp limit is only a week. It's literally NOT POSSIBLE for a save to be on fp longer than a week.
  • Hg201
    Hg201     3rd Feb 2017
    Chill, dude. 10 days isn't an unusually long time for FP.
  • cats15
    cats15     3rd Feb 2017
    its been up here for 10 days !
  • cats15
    cats15     3rd Feb 2017
    Get This Off FP NOW
  • 83bismuth
    83bismuth     2nd Feb 2017
    ur number 2 on fp and number 7th simutaneously...? lol
  • ZeFeeshyFish
    ZeFeeshyFish     2nd Feb 2017
    wow, try in persistent mode
  • ibx_Hellcat
    ibx_Hellcat     2nd Feb 2017
    Thanks for all the feedback. I am uploading a version with an invisible Black Hole.
  • mermar
    mermar     2nd Feb 2017
    Btw here some "light effect" like metal. White - "light effect" Ok?
  • maxifilip123
    maxifilip123     2nd Feb 2017
    Black holes have so strong gravity that even light is pulled towards them, this is called gravity lensing, if the light is trying to pass too close, it will get pulled inside and it won't come out, thats why black holes are black, but they aren't invisible, if you put a white screen behind it, you will still see it black. +1