Overview
The Black Hole is set during an era of advanced human space exploration, where missions extend far beyond previously charted territory. Large vessels are capable of long duration travel, allowing crews to study deep space phenomena and search for new knowledge. This expansion increases both scientific opportunity and exposure to unknown risks.
The timeline is shaped by the disappearance of a major research vessel and its later rediscovery under unexpected conditions. The presence of a black hole introduces a unique environment that challenges both physics and human decision making. As exploration pushes further outward, encounters with extreme phenomena become more likely and more dangerous.
The events of 2130 represent a convergence of exploration, mystery, and survival. Crews must decide how to respond to incomplete information, unstable conditions, and the limits of technology. The timeline highlights the tension between scientific curiosity and the need for caution when confronting forces that cannot be fully controlled or understood.
Key Timeline Records
FAQ
When does The Black Hole take place?
It is set around 2130 during a deep space exploration mission.
What is the central event?
The encounter with a black hole and the rediscovery of a lost vessel define the timeline.