Tails of Iron Review: Redwall Meets Dark Souls (PC)

New data from NASA means we can now hear the music that comes from within a black hole…. “Since 2003, the black hole at the centre of the Perseus galaxy cluster has been associated with sound,” NASA opens the description to its video, released for NASA’s Black Hole Week earlier this month.

Eight billion years ago — when the Universe was roughly one-third of its current age — two dwarf galaxies slammed into each other. The stars and dark matter in those galaxies managed to pass by each other without too much trouble. But things weren't so easy for the vast amount of gas contained in the two galaxies. The force of the collision transformed that gas into new galaxies and several brightly shining star clusters that are arranged in a line connecting the two dwarf galaxies.