Ton-618

@Wy00tt wow, that's most interesting, thanks for sharing

@Aludra877 The Largest Black Hole Has Changed Over Time, Here Is The Story,
The Biggest Black Hole Used To Be Holmberg 15A, With A Mass Of 40 Billion Solar Masses And 118,160 Gm In Radius, Than TON 618 Was Discovered, With A Mass Of 66 Billion Solar Masses And 194,891.5 Gm In Radius, After This, Scientists Found Some Canidates That Could May Beat TON 618, Like MS 0735.6+7421, Which Has A Mass Of 51.3 Billion Solar Masses, Or The Central Black Hole Of IC 1101, Which Is 40 Billion Times More Massive Than Our Sun, Some Scientists Think IC 1101s Central Black Hole Is 100 Billion Solar Masses, Making It Bigger Than TON 618, But That Is Very Unlikely, Then SDSS J140821.67+025733.2 Was Discovered, With A Mass Of 196 Billion Solar Masses, 3 Times More Massive Than TON 618! But Then It Got Debunked To Only 8 Billion Solar Masses, So In Conclusion, TON 618 Held The Crown One Again, Until Now, As The Largest Black Hole Is Now Either Phoenix A*, Which Is 100 Billion Solar Masses, Or SDSS J123132.38+013814.1, Which Is 112 Billion Solar Masses,

@Aludra877 SDSS J123132.37+013814.1 is Bigger Than Both,

I Made A 1.1 Scale TON 618, It Works,

@Wy00tt I know, but if I set the radius to 194891.5 Gm, it might look strange and the surface and the atmosphere could dissappear, but if any spacecraft is super extremely close to it, the surface might appear, I think, that is all I have to say.

Nice, But This Is Too Small, The Radius Should Be 194891.5 Gm,

How did you make that

WHAAAAAAAAT

known to be 2nd to Pheonix A, for now...