Black Hole Sucking a Star into orbit! V4 by ibx_Hellcat
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
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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 -
WolfGeek101 2nd Feb 2017
This isn't too far from what actually happens. +1 -
mermar 1st Feb 2017
Small baby, black holes is invisibles. -
CALVIN1390 1st Feb 2017
ibx_H*llcat change your user name to catfire777 -
TestinSparksStudio 1st Feb 2017
black holes don't "suck", they pull. the insane amount of gravity crushes whatever gets pulled in, to nothing. -
sentinal-5 1st Feb 2017
@Dragamimg they *are* the same thing. an accretion disc can be and is made from anything and everything from rock to light. @zxaaw PROT looks better for a star, particularly when it's torn into a cloud of hot gas, it seems to glow more dimly and in a redder colour, PHOT would stay the same colour. -
zxaaw 1st Feb 2017
Use PHOT - it glows nicer... -
cats15 1st Feb 2017
Beautiful -
Anonym8 1st Feb 2017
Make the black hole invisible. -
Dragaming 1st Feb 2017
This seems closer to an accreation disk than a broken up star in orbit. They're pretty much the same thing, and I like how accurately it models it anyway. +1