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RedRuinDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:07 | Message # 721
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So, what's next on the to-do list?
 
parameciumkidDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:12 | Message # 722
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That new black hole is exactly infinity of awesomeness. Way to keep the bar high ^^




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quarior14Date: Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:35 | Message # 723
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Quote Kamil_Cader

Did You mean it is possiblle to cross the event horizon now?


Yes, but if this happen, SE will crash together with Windows, and all data on hard drive will be destroyed. So don't try to cross the event horizon :)

Maybe you can put an "invisible wall" to avoid that one goes too deep, to avoid Windows bug and especially the hard drive is destroyed or otherwise at some point, it shows only black and it is above all also that knows nothing after crossing the horizon and events to "remove" the dark, simply back out of the black hole (unrealistic in reality as it is drawn unless if goes faster than light, perhaps ?), not to mention that after there is the space-time curvature that will be more difficult to implement if it is (not to mention all the space-body deforms more or less time).





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Edited by quarior14 - Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:45
 
DoctorOfSpaceDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:36 | Message # 724
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quarior14, it was a joke.




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quarior14Date: Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:44 | Message # 725
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Oops, I did not get the joke, I thought it was serious.
But speaking of the hole, there will soon be white hole and wormhole ?





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Edited by quarior14 - Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:44
 
DoctorOfSpaceDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 20:53 | Message # 726
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Quote quarior14 ()
there will soon be white hole and wormhole ?


Impossible to know at this time if such things will be added.





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SpaceEngineerDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 21:28 | Message # 727
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Update: added red/blue shift caused by gravity and Doppler effect (accretion disk rotates at speed ~0.6c, so showing strong Doppler effect). Notice how sky become more and more blue and bright. Sky blueshift is fake, because the frame texture obviously doesn't have infrared data, but it looks very well. The bulb right to the sky round in the last image is a part of the accretion disk, visible near the observer.










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DoctorOfSpaceDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 21:31 | Message # 728
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Absolutely gorgeous.




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Kamil_CaderDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 22:04 | Message # 729
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Yes, but if this happen, SE will crash together with Windows, and all data on hard drive will be destroyed. So don't try to cross the event horizon :)


Fair enough ;)... Your new black hole model is no longer a "black sphere" on with it was possible to "land", then?
I mean, what will happen if I "G+shift" on a black hole now...? Will I land on a pixel or what? :)

...Lol, self brain melting...
 
MangoJuiceDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 22:07 | Message # 730
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That looks stunning, SE. Does it look equally beautiful animated?
 
InariusDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 22:49 | Message # 731
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Quote DoctorOfSpace ()
Absolutely gorgeous.

I agree.
 
Destructor1701Date: Friday, 06.11.2015, 22:58 | Message # 732
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Chris Nolan eat your heart out.

Flabbergasting work, SE!







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DeathStarDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 23:04 | Message # 733
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The makers of Interstellar have been bragging how realistic the black hole in their movie is. They just got trumped by SE.
 
SpaceEngineerDate: Friday, 06.11.2015, 23:12 | Message # 734
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The makers of Interstellar have been bragging how realistic the black hole in their movie is. They just got trumped by SE.

Yeah they intentionally removed red/blueshift effect on accretion disk, "to not confuse the mass audience":

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Christopher Nolan, the director and co-writer of Interstellar, and Paul Franklin, the visual effects supervisor, were committed to make the film as scientifically accurate as possible—within constraints of not confusing his mass audience unduly and using images that are exciting and fresh. A fully realistic accretion disk, Figure 15c, that is exceedingly lopsided, with the hole’s shadow barely discernible, was obviously unacceptable.


http://arxiv.org/pdf/1502.03808v2.pdf





 
SpaceManDate: Saturday, 07.11.2015, 00:47 | Message # 735
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I am not sure if the acceleration disks are not implemented fully within the latest 0.9.7.4 (7) patch. Whenever I travel to any black hole, it seems that it is the same. Can't go inside it, and do not see any acceleration disk effect.

Also, stars that are near orbit of the black hole, are not being warped and "hidden" behind the black hole.

Specs:
Windows 8.1
Nvidia 750 TI (Version 358.87 WHQL (2015.11.4) )

It should also be noted that I deleted my Space Engine 0.73 folder and started fresh. Downloading SE 0.72 (Launching), patching to 0.73 (Launching), and patching to the latest 0.74 (Launching).

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"The sky calls to us, If we do not destroy our self's. We will one day, venture to the stars" - Carl Sagan

Edited by SpaceMan - Saturday, 07.11.2015, 00:51
 
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