A black hole (Japanese: ブラックホール) is an astronomical phenomenon which is so dense that nothing, including light, can escape its gravitational pull. They are typically formed from the collapse of exploding stars, and represent a hazard to passing space vessels.
One such black hole exists between the Raigarh and Tripura starzones. It is 9 kilometres wide, with a danger zone of about 3200 light-seconds, and was the site of a battle between the Yang and Lennenkampf fleets in 799 UC (1 NIC / 490 IC / 3599 CE). (LOGH: 'Battle After Battle')
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- Black hole (Translation of Japanese, derived from LD/DVD dialogue)
- ブラックホール (LD/DVD dialogue — Japanese)
External links
- Black hole at Wikipedia
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| General phenomena | Asteroid (category) • Black hole • Planet (category) • Star (category) • Starzone (category) |
| Other | Galaxy • Light-year • Navigation corridors • Orion Arm • Sagittarius Arm |