Nice try.

Prove it.

Yes some of us have.

The biggest black hole is far smaller than a star, and certainly cannot consume the center of a galaxy in less that astronomical times.

A black hole does not grow as it cannot pass the mass of the star that caused said black hole. A good example is if earth's sun turned into a black hole right now nothing would change except there would no longer be sunlight. A event horizon the point where light begins to warp is where a black hole begins to "suck" things in. Besides galaxies usually have black holes in the center anyways. So black holes are out.  

It takes a long time for a black hole to grow by absorbing materials, but just because a black hole seems to suck things in does not mean gravity shifts and planets change orbit. In order for that to happen a black hole first have to absorb a greater mass and then the gravity changes. Micro black holes do not radiate as much energy and they evaporate because they cannot form enough mass to hold (several theories on this a few "newer" ones that would state they do not evaporate). We do not know how super massive black holes formed it is total conjecture some say that gas clouds condense in on themselves and form super dense cores thus creating a black hole that will absorb the remaining gas causing the black hole to increase in size and so I admit I was wrong about black holes growing. But it does take an increasingly long time for them to grow over many many years for them to reach larger sizes. And I didn't talk about earth I stated that if our sun turned into a black hole the light would go out (radiation being emitted from a dieing star is normal anyways) but the planets would hold their orbits until the black hole increased in mass by absorbing cosmic dust and other debris that would be slowly sucked in. I'm not an astrophysicist but I am a physicist don't jump to conclusions saying that i don't know this topic well because no body knows black holes well we do not know much if anything about them at all since the subject of black holes is almost always in discussion and the theories are rewritten and proven then proven wrong and rewritten over and over again. Still the vasari are not running from a black hole.

How do you know "mother" isn't Vasari for asexual progenitor?

Does no one remember that the only ship to make it back from the "Threat" had suffered major battle damage?

Our sun can't turn into a black hole because, as Ancient Titan said, it doesn't have enough mass.  But what no one has mentioned yet is how a black hole actually forms.

First you must have a star of sufficient mass (a supergiant)(our sun is only a red giant; a supergiant is 10 times bigger).

Then, when the star has used all it's gases and energy, it explodes in an blast called a supernova (you may have heard the term "going nova").

After this, one of two things can happen: 

1. It can condense into an incredibly dense star.  It is small and extremely heavy (a tiny speck would way as much as a house).

2. It can collapse into a black hole.  If you fell into it, time would slow down for you and you would be stretched out like spaghetti.

Therefore, not all stars are large enough to go nova, and not all supernovas produce black holes.

Also, even if our sun did turn into a black hole (again, not enough mass) we would never feel the effects of it anyway because the supernova that precedes the black hole would vaporize us instantly, along several other planets near the sun!  Cheers!

Agreed. The crew of the ship was found completely mad with fear. I don't think a black hole would make anyone mad, even after escape. Sure they would be scared to getting ripped to nothingness, but since they managed to escape, the crew had a belief that there was a chance to escape (and luckily they did), and would not lose their sanity. Hence, it can be concluded that it was not a black hole

After reading this thread, i feel like Sheldon Cooper just dropped by...

I dont think its a natural event, because why would they hint at portions of the TEC and Advent teaming up with the Vasari rebels to stop whatever it is. If it was a black hole or natural even, teaming up would do them no good

Implying that all sci fi games use real physics, but as it has been theorised the centre of a galaxy could be a giant black hole, which was also a proposed way to travel in time by stephen hawking, if in fact the centre of a galaxy is a blackhole, but the fun with sci fi is you can make your own laws of physics without it being a theory, so say the centre of a galaxy WAS a blackhole and SOMETHING made it expand and that its happening rapidly but which doesn't exist irl then that could explain why their asexually ruled empire is being swallowed up at an incredible rate and that their flagship fleet they sent to deal with it got completely wiped out.

But yeh in the lore it said a single ship made it back with massive battle damage and that the crew had lost its mind in fear but you know, if you saw a massive, unseen super natural even happening, overriding all your beliefs and securities about your unbeatable empire, ripping apart planets and ships alike at a massive rate and then hits you I would be a little scared.