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Which actually becomes a problem in the far future when stars have moved further away from each other in an ever expanding universe and their light output becom

• hvidgaard 8y ago
  When I think about it, maybe it isn't a problem after all. I would think that you can measure gravity and see black holes before you hit them.
  • zaarn 8y ago
    Measuring gravity is hard. What you can do is measure gravity at both ends of your ship and if they differ by a lot you're currently being shredded apart by a blackhole.
    • hvidgaard 8y ago
      I'm sure that we'll have that figured out once we can manage interstellar travel.