Catch a new & old typos in nebulae & black holes

scripts/science_db.lua

@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ item = space_objects:addEntry('Asteroid')
 item:setLongDescription([[Asteroids are minor planets, usually smaller than a few kilometers. Larger variants are sometimes refered to as planetoids.]])
 
 item = space_objects:addEntry('Neblua')
-item:setLongDescription([[Nebulae are the birthing places of new stars. These gas fields, usually created by the death of an old star, slowly form new stars due to the gravitational pull of its gas molecules. Due to the ever-changing nature of gas nebulae, most radar and scanning technolgy is unable to penetrate them. Science officers are therefore advised to rely on probes and visual observations.]])
+item:setLongDescription([[Nebulae are the birthing places of new stars. These gas fields, usually created by the death of an old star, slowly form new stars due to the gravitational pull of its gas molecules. Because of the ever-changing nature of gas nebulae, most radar and scanning technologies are unable to penetrate them. Science officers are therefore advised to rely on probes and visual observations.]])
 
 item = space_objects:addEntry('Black hole')
-item:setLongDescription([[A black hole is a point of supercondensed mass that a gravitational pull so powerful that not even light can escape it. They have no locally detectable features and appear only on sensors. An object that crosses a black hole is quickly ripped apart by its gravitational forces.]])
+item:setLongDescription([[A black hole is a point of supercondensed mass with a gravitational pull so powerful that not even light can escape it. It has no locally detectable features and appears only on sensors. An object that crosses a black hole is drawn toward its center and quickly ripped apart by the gravitational forces.]])
 
 item = space_objects:addEntry('Wormhole')
 item:setLongDescription([[A wormhole, also known as an Einstein-Rosen bridge, is a phenomena that connects two points of spacetime. Jump drives operate in a similar fashion, but instead of being created at will, a wormhole occupies a specific location in space. Objects that enter a wormhole instantaneously emerge from the other end, which might be anywhere from a few feet to thousands of light years away.