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GST2 Black Hole

Since Space Mining Universal's incursioning in comercial space ship design, the company has been settling new horizons for the industry. SMU has established an exploration division with the sole purpose of finding planets, plausible for huge mining operations, for our clients.

A Gentle Singularity Type 2 (GST2) Black Hole, is located in the Oen3 Star System in the Julius Formation at the very fringes of the galaxy.
It has been determined that it is not a natural occurring singularity, but until now it's unknown how it came to be. However the possibility to study its effects are possible due to the close neighboring planets, Selene and Sedonia. Be careful on your approach!

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Gravity: 10000 Gs
Climate: N/A
Lifeforms: N/A
Temperature: N/A

Cloud Layer: N/A
Stratosphere: N/A
Mesosphere: N/A
Atmosphere Range: N/A
Atmosphere Density: N/A

RECOMMENDED PLANET SIZE: 120 km
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SPAWNING PLANET
a) Load the Subscribed planet in the Mods menu.
b) Start a new or an old game in "Creative" mode
c) Once within the game press SHIFT + F10 to bring up the spawn menu
d) From the first pull down menu select "Planets"
e) Next move the slider to pick the diameter of the planet (120 km for this black hole is recommended)
f) Then from the second pull down menu select GST2
g) Click on the button "Spawn Asteroid/Planet"
h) Finally to position your moon you can either rotate to select the heading, and you can move it close or farther away from you with CTRL and Mouse Wheel.
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PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO RATE IT, THANKS!
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I'm aware that there are other black holes available in the workshop, but it seemed kinda odd to include somebody else's work, so I made my own. It is a bit different than the others though, in that there is a white ring around the hole suggesting the bending of light around it. It is only visible when the sun lights that face up, otherwise its dark.

When getting closer to the horizon "on the lit side" you'll notice some weird light bending effects.
On the "dark side" you won't notice anything but darkness.
Inside, at the core it's very bright, here is where the light stays hidden from the outside.