Scientists find first observational evidence linking black holes to dark energy
So increasing mass of black holes ... drive galaxies apart?<p>Since SMBH clearly act as massive gravity sink in close range, does this mean that black holes &quot;take&quot; vacuum energy, increasing its own mass and then stretching out spacetime? Does dark energy gets evenly distributed to black holes per mass or heavier black hole gets exponential larger servings? I have so many uninformed questions!<p>It seems more and more like some kind of scaling patch as the simulation gets larger and more out of hand. Here&#x27;s to hope that the next patch are far away and if it does happen it doesn&#x27;t break production.<p>How the patch notes might have looked like:<p>* Oops singularity bug happened, wrapping a black hole around it. Clever fix, they&#x27;ll never suspect anything. If they did, they can&#x27;t see through it anyways.<p>* This black hole feature is working very pleasantly, putting black hole seeds in center of galaxies so they can grow faster.<p>* Looks like the universe will collapse on itself soon with the added mass, quick fix to add a space time stretch around the black holes so it won&#x27;t do that. Will have to think of a long term solution #TODO<p>... 3893 commits later<p>* who did the black hole space time stretch? the galaxies are flying apart and heat death is upon the simulation! Reopening #TODO.