Agujero NegroSagittarius A* Holds About Four Million Times the Mass of the Sun Me gusta CompartirThe supermassive black hole at our galaxy's center was imaged for the first time in 2022.DetallesPublicadoSeptember 30, 2026vistas33Agujero Negro
Agujero Negro35 vistasGravitational Waves From Merging Black Holes Were First Detected in 2015LIGO detected the ripples in spacetime on September 14, 2015, from two black holes that had collided over a billion years ago.
Agujero Negro32 vistasCygnus X-1 Was the First Widely Accepted Black Hole CandidateThe X-ray source was discovered in 1964, and its behavior convinced many astronomers it was a black hole.
Agujero Negro31 vistasStephen Hawking Predicted That Black Holes Slowly Lose MassIn 1974 Hawking showed that black holes should emit faint radiation and eventually evaporate, though the effect has never been observed directly.
Agujero Negro28 vistasThe First Image of a Black Hole Was Released in 2019The Event Horizon Telescope captured the glowing ring around the black hole at the center of galaxy M87, about 55 million light-years away.