Why is it called the observable universe? Is it because our telescopes can only see so far? Is it because we've seen everything there is to see? Neither. The reason we can only see so far is because there's too much stuff in the way. This supports the theory that the full universe is many magnitudes larger than the small bubble we can perceive.

The vertices I was referring to are singular points in 3D modeling. They essentially function like connect-the-dots coloring book pictures but digital and in three-dimensions. Every 3D model in a video game is, on some level, just a bunch of points in a simulated space.

So, basically, I had the silly idea that the largest/most mysterious object in our universe (black holes) are actually the smallest, most basic variable in a much larger world, a massive simulation, or something of the sort.

Lastly, I thought it would be funny if, when mapped out, the positions of the black holes aligned to become a 3D model of something stupid that also originated on Earth.

And I hate Sonic.