#UNIVERSE SANDBOX 2 ACCRETION DISC SIMULATION UPDATE#

Brimming with interdimensional energy.Īnimus - Habitable planet referenced in the original Dinosaur Planet before it was a StarFox game. Join Us for a Live Event To celebrate this milestone, answer more of your questions, and give you a real-time tour of the GR update including the accretion disks we will be hosting a live event on Friday, September 2 at 17:00 UTC (1:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time for those in North America). Planets and other objects of the Mysteria Subdivision:Ĭerinia - Reimagined as planet within Lylat System. Tian - Planet with the characteristics of Eladard from the unreleased StarFox 2.Įladard - Named after a planet from the unreleased SF2 reimagined as temperate world similar to Corneria.Ĭolossus - Gigantic semi-frozen world with scattered evergreen forests and swamps within volcanic regions. Planets and other objects of the Solran Subdivision: Mysteria - A yellow dwarf, making Lylat a trinary system. Solran - Red dwarf companion star with more planets. Sector Omega - Interdimensional rift hosting the asteroid Venom, home of the infamous Dr. Hosts metal-based life.įreo - Ice giant with cryogenic moon 'Cryona,' which hosts boron-based life. Slaga (perihelion) - A molten planet heated by nebulae and anomalous magnetism. Rhea (perihelion) - Mars-like planet with loads of nuclear isotopes and an underground biosphere.

It's nowhere near done yet, but here's the general layout (closest to furthest):Īquas - Ocean planet (scattered islands).Ĭorneria - Temperate world 'Hub of Galactic Peace.' It's based on the new canon from SF Zero, and since not all of the well-known planets from past games were added, I'm taking some creative freedom with it. I'm working on the Lylat System from the StarFox games. Names will come when i will have complete the whole system. Its also geologically active with many water-ices volcanoes. Because of tidal heating it is believe that we have liquid water under is have about 20.4% of is mass as water. It weight about 0.36 moon and have a deep ocean under is frozen surface. On the left side, we see the biggest of the 3 majors moons. It give pretty realistic moons systemsĪnd here is the view from a close orbit of one of the 3 majors moons of the same do a whole orbit in a little less than 18 hours and it weight about 0.011 moon It is geologically active.the probes have spot many cracks letting out liquid and ice. There is a very long way until everything in the universe decays.Here we see the new moons of one of the planets in my system that i m working on.yes i did this via an accretion disk method i did invent 2 years ago.but with time i did adapt it and make it more viable. It would take TON 618 10 99 years to completely evaporate. They slowly lose mass by evaporating due to Hawking Radiation. Everything don't last forever, not even black holes. Maybe another monstrosity collided with TON 618. Now here's the issue: TON 618 weights 66 billion Suns, which passes the limit of 50, and how? Our answer is the good old - we don't know. When a black holes this big, it would consume the unstable part of the accretion disk around it, leaving only the stable part. Scientists have estimated that ultramassive black holes have an upper limit to mass - 50 billion solar masses. But how about these incredible big black holes? No star can possibly result in a black hole this big. A star goes boom, while the core goes moob. How did this black hole got so big & how will it disappear? įor smaller black holes - it's simple. That's 150 trillion times brighter than the Sun and as well 10,000 times brighter than all stars in the Milky Way galaxy combined, which contains 300 million stars. TON 618 is so bright, that it outshines the galaxy it lives in. And you might ask, what is a Quasar? It's when a central galactic black hole is surrounded by a huge accretion disk.

It is incomprehensibly far away, but thanks for this safe distance. What type of a black hole TON 618 is? īecause of some unusual radio emissions, it was categorized as a quasar, not inside the Milky Way but 10 billion light years away. It's also the fastest-growing black hole, and to stay in good shape, it gobbles up matter with a rate of about 1 mass of sun per a day. The 2nd largest black hole is as well as called J2157. You will take 2 weeks of crossing at the speed of light at this black hole. TON 618, simply referred to TON is as well as the largest known black hole.

Universe sandbox 2 accretion disc simulation