I also did a black hole devouring a nearby object :)
https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/43b28e8e-73d6-432e-8673-4f8a57d58a44.webm
this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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Is it really a quasar when you use no actual physics calculations?
Lame reply, do better next time. I worked hard on that.
Well it was a disappointing post. This is the sort of thing you keep as a novelty program that you run once a year.
I did seriously expect some modeling that wasn't just rotating points.
Are you okay?