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"Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar

"Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar "Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar "Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar "Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar

"Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar

"Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar "Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar "Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar "Join me for the odyssey of our aesthetic cosmos." -Akshay Kumar

Image: First Image of a Black Hole.

From couple of decades, astrophysicists are trying to decipher the cosmos and various phenomena within it, Among which the Blackhole is one of the mysterious objects of our universe with indirect observation because the Black Hole's gravitational field is so strong that nothing, not even light can escape from it. That’s why the black hole appears black. Therefore, to see this peculiar black hole object astronomers solved the problem by doing a worldwide collaboration in astronomy, That’s why it is considered as one of the most-awaited and desired thing for astrophysicists to capture the image of Black hole.  


Coming to the Image it’s one of my favourite images in astronomy that signifies  “It doesn’t matter how big the problem is, there is always a solution to it.”

It is the first image of  Black Hole, and It was taken over five days of observation in April 2017 using eight telescopes around the world by a collaboration known as the Event Horizon Telescope. It depicts luminous gas swirling around a supermassive black hole at the center of M87, a galaxy 54 million light-years away. Past the bright lights, though, is the black hole’s telltale feature: its event horizon.


Credit: EHT Collaboration

Gratitude for your excursion on my website.

I believe that the universe has the answer to millions and billions of questions.

Questions that we might not have asked yet but one day we will and therefore we must

understand the melodic note of the universe. In other words,"to perceive the music of the cosmos  we first have to tune its musical note properly, which is ASTRONOMY"


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