Mark you calendars: April 10th, the first picture of the blackhole in the middle of our galaxy will be revealed!
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chilehead9
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Apr 3, 2019
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yes! I've always wondered, why is a black hole simulation always a 3d ball, in space, while in drawings of bh over a curved space it's more funnel-like? I mean, isn't a funnel also a 3d object?
VineetHonkan
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Apr 1, 2019
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well a black hole on a 2d plane would be a round hole but in a 3d world, it would be a black ball (not a funnel). The pic that has be taken will probably look like a swirling cloud of gas. Hopefully we will see the outline of the even horizon.
this is what confuses me with the simulations...
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