The biggest Black hole?

[SirTelamon]

The biggest black hole I know of is at the center of the Galaxy IC1101 and it is 412 AU across ( not counting disc). Wondering if anyones found a black hole that's bigger than 412 AU

If you want some good black hole shots from planet surfaces I recommend IC1101

[Manbird]

There's a star system so close to the gravitational lensing of IC1101, that it's hard to click on because it's actual location is slightly different than its visual location. Only until you get really close to the star, does the crosshairs slowly merge with its actual location.

[SirTelamon]

Originally posted by Manbird:

There's a star system so close to the gravitational lensing of IC1101, that it's hard to click on because it's actual location is slightly different than its visual location. Only until you get really close to the star, does the crosshairs slowly merge with its actual location.

Yeah thats a slight problem but its worth it for the screenshots. Luckily some star systems with planets are further away but still close enough to see the black hole so it should be easier to click them.

[morph113]

Just use the star browser to easily select the closest system to the black hole. The closest system is a yellow dwarf with 6 planets, at 0.08 LY distance from the black hole.

[Lord of Shiba Town]

ton 618 is 2k au

[Lord of Shiba Town]

i think im early ngl

[LBV 2012-26]

The most known massive black hole is Phoenix A, 100 billions heavy than sun, twice than TON 648

[LBV 2012-26]

*TON 618

[SirTelamon]

Originally posted by Lord of Shiba Town:

ton 618 is 2k au

When I go there I cannot find a Black hole at the centre

[SirTelamon]

Originally posted by LBV 2012-26:

The most known massive black hole is Phoenix A, 100 billions heavy than sun, twice than TON 648

Is Phoenix A in Space Engine

[LunLun]

Originally posted by SirTelamon:

Originally posted by LBV 2012-26:

The most known massive black hole is Phoenix A, 100 billions heavy than sun, twice than TON 648

Is Phoenix A in Space Engine

sadly it isnt