First-ever Picture of a Black Hole in the Making
01-18-2012 | Astronomy
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First-ever Picture of a Black Hole in the Making
Is everyone ready to blow their mind out and see the Black Hole in HD?! Well, not quite. Scientists are pulling together a project to take the first-ever picture of a black hole. Since black holes have such an incredible field of gravity, even light stands no chance of getting out of it. If there is no light, how can scientists take a picture out of it?! Well boys and girls, “As dust and gas swirls around the black hole before it is drawn inside”, “the matter compresses and the resulting friction turns into plasma heated to a billion degrees or more causing it to glow”. The energy that is radiated from the black hole then can be detected by high-tech equipment here on Earth. How can this be done when the black hole is so far away?! Well boys and girls, please find out at the LINK below!!
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