Scientists from the universities of Northwestern in the USA, Oxford in the UK and Amsterdam in the Netherlands shared with the public yesterday the ‘most detailed’ simulation of the black hole theory, which has remained a mystery for 45 years.
In the research published in the monthly journal of the Royal Astronomy Society, it was explained how the black hole survived. The research shows that the black holes that the Event Horizon Telescope first photographed last April did not emit visible light.
Instead, the black holes form a gathering disc in the form of ‘star debris’, gas and dust clouds of extreme gravity. Scientists have developed a graphic processing method, how black holes interact with the collection discs analyzed. This makes it possible to calculate the magnetic turbulence in which the different parts move at different speeds. Professor of Northwestern University.
Alexander Tchekhovskoy said, ler Those who fall into the black hole also have a route, but this route does not determine how the black hole will turn. The two routes do not know anything about each other. Benz he compared this incident to arrows randomly thrown into a dartboard.
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