The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) Project succeeded in capturing the first ever picture of Black Hole which in 58 million light years away in the Messier 87 Galaxy. Over 200 Researchers made it possible with the help of Supercomputers, Highly-efficient Telescopes and Petabytes of Data. Capturing the Black Hole M87 event offered strength to General Relativity Theory of Albert Einstein.
Now, Scientists assure people could very soon see a Black Hole in motion. They are currently busy making a time-lapse video using seven weeks of observations. It's like creation of a movie of the Black Hole in M87 Galaxy.
Event Horizon Telescope takes the data from observatories across the world and turn the Earth like one big detector. If more efficient telescopes join the EHT Project, Much more detailed images of the Black Hole can be produced.
People all over the World were thrilled to see something like Black Hole for the first time ever. All those who had seen this picture is gonna wait with baited breath for the Time Lapse Video.
Now, Scientists assure people could very soon see a Black Hole in motion. They are currently busy making a time-lapse video using seven weeks of observations. It's like creation of a movie of the Black Hole in M87 Galaxy.
Event Horizon Telescope takes the data from observatories across the world and turn the Earth like one big detector. If more efficient telescopes join the EHT Project, Much more detailed images of the Black Hole can be produced.
People all over the World were thrilled to see something like Black Hole for the first time ever. All those who had seen this picture is gonna wait with baited breath for the Time Lapse Video.