Re:Black-hole-triggered star formation in the dwarf galaxy H...
by echelon on Monday February 14, 2022 @03:30PM
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> My first question would be why such a civilization isn't just colonizing that galaxy.
Super advanced AI civilization spreads in all directions. Eventually the loyalty and purpose bits flip and the far-flung frontiers no longer share the same mission profile or allegiances.
Re:Black-hole-triggered star formation in the dwarf galaxy H...
by eminence32 on Monday February 14, 2022 @03:42PM
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Ah, yes, creating black holes in-situ does sound more reasonable.
As for the motivations of this civilization, I'm not sure, no one has written this story yet :)
Re:Black-hole-triggered star formation in the dwarf galaxy H...
by withinboredom on Monday February 14, 2022 @02:35PM
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Maybe they can’t colonize it due to multi-year gestation periods? Thus they can’t grow the population fast enough.
It also would be more efficient to go to that galaxy, tow its stars around, and form new black holes there. You'd move much less mass a much shorter distance. You could probably even pick a relative handful of stars and just nudge them and wait; they're already moving after all. Might as well use that momentum.