Astronomers have detected light behind the black hole: An elusive mystery to the human intellect in the universe. Blackhole is a complex subject, a mystery to humankind that has been unwrapping for years.
Invisible to the naked eye. These are the centers of attraction to all celestial objects. We all have heard stories about how a black hole can suck things in, and there isn’t a way out. However, things are starting to change. This year people have not only made trips to space but also something bigger has been discovered. For the first time, astronomers have discovered something beyond the black holes, a light, and Einstein’s prediction has once again come true, framing his intelligence to the world.
Researchers at Stanford University (USA) have detected light echoes (light) behind a black hole 100 million light-years from Earth. X-ray lights start to sparkle and then change color.
Normally none of the light that goes into the black hole is reflected out. Until now, astronomers have not been able to determine what lies behind it. Scientists and researchers have always said that what goes through it will never come out.
However, Stanford University astrophysicist Dan Wilkins said that the crater was able to record echoes of light due to its curvature, light bending, and magnetic fields.
The German genius, the theoretical physicist Albert Einstein, somehow discovered this. He proposed a theory called ‘General Realty’ that the reflections of light rays behind the black hole were possible and should not be distorted even if they were heavy in space. No one cared about that theory at the time.
However, with the recognition of the latest research, it is possible to trust his intelligence. It is a privilege to be detected by ordinary telescopes. An article on this celestial miracle was published in the journal Nature on Wednesday.
The research was conducted to study the mysterious features of the black hole, for example, the corona the forms around the black hole, but as Wilkins took a closer look at the research, he saw sparks in which helped form the corona; hence the researchers concluded that this was the first glimpse at the x-ray behind the black hole.
