What happens if you enter a black hole?

[hoe]

Do you spawn somewhere else? Do you just float on top? What happens?

[Robo Kropotkin]

Right now nothing. You can't enter the event horizon. It's super spooky though.

[Vosu]

Since there's one or two blackholes per star cluster, do you guys think it'll be a gateway to new star clusters in the future? Instead of building a dyson sphere, we'd be making a wormhole device of sorts, now that'd be dope.

[CtulhUwU™]

Originally posted by Vosu:

Since there's one or two blackholes per star cluster, do you guys think it'll be a gateway to new star clusters in the future? Instead of building a dyson sphere, we'd be making a wormhole device of sorts, now that'd be dope.

I 100% support this idea and the addition of further megastructures being added as milestones! that would bring me back to the game as currently.... unlimited science is kinda... meh

[Caz]

Originally posted by Vosu:

Since there's one or two blackholes per star cluster, do you guys think it'll be a gateway to new star clusters in the future? Instead of building a dyson sphere, we'd be making a wormhole device of sorts, now that'd be dope.

That's not how black holes work. Things only go IN to a black hole. Nothing ever comes OUT of a black hole. Wormholes and Black/White Holes are not the same thing. Based on current theories, wormholes are relatively safe to traverse, especially if they're stable. Nothing survives entry into a Black Hole. We still do not have any confirmation on whether White Holes are directly tied to Black Holes or not, and some theories maintain that White Holes do not exist under the current definition.

In short - You're thinking wormholes. Which are not in DSP.

[margalus]

You die...

[vkobe]

Originally posted by margalus:

You die...

only for small black hole, but for supermassive black hole you can enjoy inside the even horizon for some time before to die, especially if the black hole mass is in the trillion sun mass, you can die from old age inside horizon event from trillion mass sun black hole even if you born inside the event horizon ^_^

[Conflikt]

death by spaghettification would be awful

[vkobe]

Originally posted by Caz:

Originally posted by Vosu:

Since there's one or two blackholes per star cluster, do you guys think it'll be a gateway to new star clusters in the future? Instead of building a dyson sphere, we'd be making a wormhole device of sorts, now that'd be dope.

That's not how black holes work. Things only go IN to a black hole. Nothing ever comes OUT of a black hole. Wormholes and Black/White Holes are not the same thing. Based on current theories, wormholes are relatively safe to traverse, especially if they're stable. Nothing survives entry into a Black Hole. We still do not have any confirmation on whether White Holes are directly tied to Black Holes or not, and some theories maintain that White Holes do not exist under the current definition.

In short - You're thinking wormholes. Which are not in DSP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqsLTNkzvaY

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_singularity

well in theory it is possible to use wormhole from black hole, from ringularity if the black hole rotate and all stellar black hole rotate at 99% speed light

[Warbeast]

Originally posted by Caz:

Originally posted by Vosu:

Since there's one or two blackholes per star cluster, do you guys think it'll be a gateway to new star clusters in the future? Instead of building a dyson sphere, we'd be making a wormhole device of sorts, now that'd be dope.

That's not how black holes work. Things only go IN to a black hole. Nothing ever comes OUT of a black hole. Wormholes and Black/White Holes are not the same thing. Based on current theories, wormholes are relatively safe to traverse, especially if they're stable. Nothing survives entry into a Black Hole. We still do not have any confirmation on whether White Holes are directly tied to Black Holes or not, and some theories maintain that White Holes do not exist under the current definition.

In short - You're thinking wormholes. Which are not in DSP.

super random and late reply: hawking radiation does manage to make it out of the black hole. Basically as matter and antimatter form randomly, they is an increadibly small chance that the matter will be over the event horizon and the antimatter inside, they dont collide, meaning matter escapes and we get hawking radiation.

[margalus]

Originally posted by Warbeast:

Originally posted by Caz:

That's not how black holes work. Things only go IN to a black hole. Nothing ever comes OUT of a black hole. Wormholes and Black/White Holes are not the same thing. Based on current theories, wormholes are relatively safe to traverse, especially if they're stable. Nothing survives entry into a Black Hole. We still do not have any confirmation on whether White Holes are directly tied to Black Holes or not, and some theories maintain that White Holes do not exist under the current definition.

In short - You're thinking wormholes. Which are not in DSP.

super random and late reply: hawking radiation does manage to make it out of the black hole. Basically as matter and antimatter form randomly, they is an increadibly small chance that the matter will be over the event horizon and the antimatter inside, they dont collide, meaning matter escapes and we get hawking radiation.

Except that is only a hypothesis. It has never been observed.

[Growler]

Things you see before you die in a black hole
1. The end of the universe and time itself...

universe is such an interesting place

[Rekal]

Originally posted by Growler:

Things you see before you die in a black hole
1. The end of the universe and time itself...

universe is such an interesting place

I think you'd be dead from the spaghettification before you reached the event horizon though. So no hugely accelerated time dilatation effect to experience while still alive. Sorry.

[Growler]

Originally posted by Rekal:

Originally posted by Growler:

Things you see before you die in a black hole
1. The end of the universe and time itself...

universe is such an interesting place

I think you'd be dead from the spaghettification before you reached the event horizon though. So no hugely accelerated time dilatation effect to experience while still alive. Sorry.

Nu-uh! I'll most likely die on earth and have my whole life flash before my eyes :P
But a black hole realistically would burn you alive before you'd even touch the horizon... so spaghettification wouldn't deliver the killing blow

[Rekal]

Originally posted by Growler:

But a black hole realistically would burn you alive before you'd even touch the horizon... so spaghettification wouldn't deliver the killing blow

Depends on if it has an accretion disk or not. No accretion disk equals no massive x-ray bombardment and super-heated gas to interrupt your pasta transformation! ... I was going to say your noodling, but then I remember that's a fishing method.