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See the Wikipedia page on the black hole information paradox if you're interested in reading more about it.
I suspect reality is more resilient than the average Java program.
Hawking radiation is literally particles escaping black holes event horizon.
Also, you wouldn't throw stuff into it. You would use its gravitational force to speed things up going around it. That's probably the easiest way to get energy from a black hole.
The black hole farmers in the future would collide black holes together and harvest the energy from that ridiculous gravitational event. When massive objects collide, they speed up. thats free energy. If you could figure out a way to get to it.
what about closed timelike curves?
Basically, you build a wormhole with an entry and exit, Somehow drag one end of that SOB a few lightyears at the speed of light. Lets say you traveled for 100 years real time. Subjectively, you and the end of the wormhole you dragged spent 1400 years to get there.
When you go through the wormhole you dragged for 1400 years, you will be taken to the other end 1300 years ago. With only the 100 years of travel time you experienced counting. So you effectively made a "tunnel through time"
Closed Timelike curves are the only time travel option available under general relativity.
And if spacetime allows for warp travel like in the game, it must allow for closed timelike curves.
Which also kinda sucks because if you can deform spacetime to warp with the alcubierre drive IRL, then you can build a CTC too. And basically thats magic.
A dude posted a thread on harvesting energy from a black hole because that sounds awesome and this game is about doing awesome things. Another dude linked a Kurzgesagt on some far fetched theoretical physics in response. An awesome idea suddenly became extra awesomer because: Black Hole Bombs. 'MURICA, F yeah! It was just a suggestion for a game that consists almost entirely of made up things based on theory, fact, and pure imagination. We are the pilot of a remote mech tasked with supplying energy to our civilization that now lives in virtual reality. The ultimate goal is to build impossible megastructures using our made up technology to generate the highest number possible and add, to the end of that number, a "watts" or "joules" to power that civilization.
Remember, a dude simply suggested that we do some cool ♥♥♥♥ in a game, and another dude linked a Kurzgesagt video describing some crazy ♥♥♥♥. This is where it gets good. Then some other dude said, "That's not possible!" Impossible-man spent over 24 hours losing his MF'ing mind to defend his opinion as if it F'ing mattered at all in the context of our absurd science fiction logistics game. I'm LOLing. If it bothers you that I typed "extra awesomer", I'm just F'ing with you. Thanks, internet. I can go to sleep with a smile on my face.
it’s a game.
The mod is "MoreMegaStructure" by jinxOAO
https://dsp.thunderstore.io/package/jinxOAO/MoreMegaStructure/
This mod adds:
Matter Decompressor for black holes
Science Nexus
Warp Field Broadcast Array
Interstellar Assembly
Crystal Reconstructor
Nicoll-Dyson Beam
You can google Penrose Process. I found this Stanford article talking about two energy extraction methods to pull energy off a black hole.
http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2011/ph240/nagasawa2/
If memory serves, the above is actually inaccurate. Hawking radiation is still a thing as far as mathmatics is concerned. That said, its not really an amount of energy that matters.
And energy CAN be retrieved from anything outside the event horizon. The large plasma ring that orbits a black hole is a tremendous amount of energy that isn't currently past the point of no return. (although I can't even begin to theorize how you would retrieve/use it)
Statistically speaking, most objects that pass near a black hole actually don't get swallowed by it, but instead get ejected back into the void without ever passing into the event horizon. The pull from the gravitational well is immense, but it still requires the object to have a specific angle/speed to get pulled in, just like any object in space would interact with any other stellar body (or most commonly, stars)
With all that said, there is no way currently known to science that allows us to retrieve anything from past the event horizon of a black hole. This means that they are, just like all other things, a finite source of energy that does in fact run out. Just like physics says it does.
A far more reasonable approach and more likely scenario is a civilization using dyson swarms. Spheres are impractical because of the gravitational influence of a star, which in turn pulls in debris/asteroids/etc, causing damage to the sphere/superstructure.