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Other Name(s): --
Pronunciation: [are - venn - thor]
Demonym: [Arventhoran, Antarian]
Class:
Supermassive Black Hole
A celestial object so mysterious and powerful, bending space and time. It is the companion of Tempris, and together, they both anchor the Antarius System.
Overview:
Lying deep within the Traiathad Nebula, Arventhor is a supermassive black hole larger than Sol. Tempris, another black hole of similar size, orbits Arventhor in a tight binary pair. Arventhor's position in the Traiathad Nebula lies in the region that is known as the "Empyrean Highlands". The Traiathad Nebula itself lies on one of the eight arms of the Astraeus Galaxy, known as the Altarran Expanse or the Altarran Arm. The Traiathad Nebula is divided into seven regions: Tarrig, Empyrean Highlands, Empyrean Lowlands, Sanctum, Zoliath, Wildar, and Altarran's Outer Reach. Arventhor, like many other black holes, is largely null and remains a mysterious cosmic phenomenon. However, the views it offers are delightful and are worth seeing, though beware of the time, as spending a single second close to Arventhor (and Tempris) may be equivalent to weeks or maybe even months elsewhere.
Celestial Bodies:
Joraffan
Dommaraeas
Kallabus
Andrios
Siroth
Arkkanna
Tarsaeas
Ikkarris - WIP
Katharaeas
Lestroth - WIP
Orrias
Durranaeas
Credits:
- MatTheAerospacer - Inspired by the glowing ring on his blackhole, Nil.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: Windows
- Game Version: 1.3.204.1
CHARACTERISTICS
- Radius: 1,650.2 Mm
- Sea Level: None
- Surface Gravity: 274.0 m/s
- Rotational Period: N/A
- Escape Velocity: 950.95 km/s
- Mass: 1.12E+31kg
Atmosphere
- Height: 2 m
- Scale Height: 0 m
- Surface Air Density: 1.0 g/m3
- Surface Temperature: 9,615 K
EQUIRECTANGULAR MAP
11 Comments
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21.8k Tallisar16 days ago
The black hole’s description says nothing about “I N F I N I T E M A S S”. Moreover, I am not sure why you included the Sun’s Schwarzschild radius, as it was no meaning here. Furthermore, the multiverse is only theoretical, which of course means that it is not real. @Wy00tt, I am not even sure why you bothered to comment, given how you make no sense.
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21.8k Tallisar4 months ago
I used a Remap Curve, @Cyberstar3964. In a way, I made them similar to auroras.
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4,849 Cyberstar39644 months ago
So how exactly did you get that lighted area where the acceleration disc meets the black hole?
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Damn son, i thought blackholes in Jno where impossible,