Black Hole Image Released by Event Horizon Telescope Team: Astronomers released the first real picture of the Black Hole worldwide throughout the conference on 8 in the conference. Stephen Hawking explained the detailed explanation of the Black hole theory. He published two books named "The Big Bang and Black Holes" and "Black Holes and Baby Universities" in 1993. Hunting was passed on March 14, 2018, at the age of 76.
Black holes have excessive gravity. The constellation revolves it in 20 years. Nothing can survive in its attraction. The black hole has a boundary area around. It is called the horizon. No objection can be returned to the horizon.
Leave the other, light it too. In recent studies, after the tall cycle of starvation stars, they have been told that they will turn on black holes. This photo has challenged the theory of 'Theory of Reality' of Albert Einstein.
Earlier, the appearance of the Black Hole was based on the astronomers' imagination. The photo has been given great achievement in space science, as well as giving a good opportunity for re-studying and studying in many of the principles.
The Black Hole image was evacuated from the horizontal telescope. This telescope is connected to 6 places in the world. The telescope is made to take pictures of Black Hole. The telescope is placed in Hawaii and Arizona, Spain, Mexico, Chile, and Southern Polar. All of these telescopes are added to a powerful virtual (telescope) telescope. The statistics obtained from the binoculars are stored on a supercomputer. Since 2012, there were 200 scientists participating in the Black hole search.
Astronomy and Black Hole expert of the European Space Organization (ES), Paul McKenna said, "Over 50 years, scientists had seen some shiny object in the center of our Galaxy."
Event Horizon director of the telescope and senior researcher of Harvard University said Sheppard Dolman said that Black hole has become the most beautiful thing for the universe. We did not even think that we could see it. Today we have publicized its photo. '
