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The Black Hole Explorers (BHEX) program is now accepting applications from undergraduate students.
Be sure to apply by February 15th, 2026! www.blackholeexplorer.org/internships
The Black Hole Explorers (BHEX) program is now accepting applications from undergraduate students.
Be sure to apply by February 15th, 2026! www.blackholeexplorer.org/internships
Credit: EHT Collaboration | Figure: E. Traianou
Credit: EHT Collaboration | Figure: E. Traianou
Featured here are two 2025 Outstanding PhD Theses recipients: Dominic Chang and Aristomenis Yfantis. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Outstanding PhD Theses recipients: Dominic Chang and Aristomenis Yfantis. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Outstanding PhD Theses recipients: Marianna Foschi and Rohan Dahale. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Outstanding PhD Theses recipients: Marianna Foschi and Rohan Dahale. Congrats to all!
Read more: eventhorizontelescope.org/news/2025/12...
Read more: eventhorizontelescope.org/news/2025/12...
Featured here are two 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Hendrik Müller and León Sosapanta Salas. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Hendrik Müller and León Sosapanta Salas. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Koushik Chatterjee and Britton Jeter. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Koushik Chatterjee and Britton Jeter. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Rohan Dahale and Sasha Plavin. Congrats to all!
Featured here are two 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Rohan Dahale and Sasha Plavin. Congrats to all!
Featured here are three 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Iniyan Natarajan, Paul Tiede, and Efthalia Traianou. Congrats to all!
Featured here are three 2025 Early Career Research & Leadership Award recipients: Iniyan Natarajan, Paul Tiede, and Efthalia Traianou. Congrats to all!
They discussed both new results and future directions of the EHT.
Stay tuned, because some amazing results are going to be announced soon!
#EHT2025 #EventHorizonTelescope
They discussed both new results and future directions of the EHT.
Stay tuned, because some amazing results are going to be announced soon!
#EHT2025 #EventHorizonTelescope
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡S is for Singularity
In theory, all the mass of a black hole should be concentrated in a single point, hidden within the event horizon. That is why we can’t observe it.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡S is for Singularity
In theory, all the mass of a black hole should be concentrated in a single point, hidden within the event horizon. That is why we can’t observe it.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡R is for Resolution
Any instrument that sees light is defined by its resolution - the smallest scale one can distinguish.
With the EHT you could see a coin on the moon!
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡R is for Resolution
Any instrument that sees light is defined by its resolution - the smallest scale one can distinguish.
With the EHT you could see a coin on the moon!
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡Q is for Quasar
Once seen as star-like radio sources, spectra showed quasars are distant, ultra-bright galactic cores.
The EHT studies quasars, too!
eventhorizontelescope.org/blog/peering...
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡Q is for Quasar
Once seen as star-like radio sources, spectra showed quasars are distant, ultra-bright galactic cores.
The EHT studies quasars, too!
eventhorizontelescope.org/blog/peering...
Apply by Dec. 15th by contacting nsbp-sao-eht@cfa.harvard.edu
Apply by Dec. 15th by contacting nsbp-sao-eht@cfa.harvard.edu
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡 P is for Polarization
Light’s fields oscillate, and their orientation sets its polarization - a key clue to a black hole’s environment.
Learn more: www.youtube.com/watch?v=smZt...
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡 P is for Polarization
Light’s fields oscillate, and their orientation sets its polarization - a key clue to a black hole’s environment.
Learn more: www.youtube.com/watch?v=smZt...
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡O is for Observing Campaign
Every year, the EHT studies M87*, Sgr A*, and other targets to watch black holes evolve - and to keep improving our images.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡O is for Observing Campaign
Every year, the EHT studies M87*, Sgr A*, and other targets to watch black holes evolve - and to keep improving our images.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡 N is for Noise
Every measurement is affected by it. Noise comes from our instruments, Earth’s atmosphere, and even gas and dust between us and what we're observing.
#EHTAZ #blackholes #space
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡 N is for Noise
Every measurement is affected by it. Noise comes from our instruments, Earth’s atmosphere, and even gas and dust between us and what we're observing.
#EHTAZ #blackholes #space
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡M is for Multi-Wavelength
Black holes power active galactic nuclei like M87, which shine across many wavelengths.
Learn more: eventhorizontelescope.org/blog/m87s-po...
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡M is for Multi-Wavelength
Black holes power active galactic nuclei like M87, which shine across many wavelengths.
Learn more: eventhorizontelescope.org/blog/m87s-po...
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡L is for Light Bending
Black holes, like the one in M87, bend light with their intense gravity - letting us see even what’s behind them.
#EHTAZ #blackhole #science #space
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡L is for Light Bending
Black holes, like the one in M87, bend light with their intense gravity - letting us see even what’s behind them.
#EHTAZ #blackhole #science #space
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡K is for Kerr Black Hole
In 1963, Roy Kerr solved Einstein’s equations for a rotating black hole. EHT data supports this model, but their true spin is still uncertain.
#EHTAZ #astronomy #blackhole
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡K is for Kerr Black Hole
In 1963, Roy Kerr solved Einstein’s equations for a rotating black hole. EHT data supports this model, but their true spin is still uncertain.
#EHTAZ #astronomy #blackhole
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡 J is for Jet
Black holes can launch powerful streams of particles moving at nearly the speed of light - we call these jets.
Just look at the striking one in M87!
#blackholes #EHTAZ #astronomy
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡 J is for Jet
Black holes can launch powerful streams of particles moving at nearly the speed of light - we call these jets.
Just look at the striking one in M87!
#blackholes #EHTAZ #astronomy
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡I is for Interferometry
By combining signals from telescopes around the world, we measure how radio waves interfere - allowing us to reconstruct detailed images of distant objects like black holes.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡I is for Interferometry
By combining signals from telescopes around the world, we measure how radio waves interfere - allowing us to reconstruct detailed images of distant objects like black holes.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡H is for High Energy
Black holes accelerate particles to incredibly high energies. The EHT captures low-energy radio waves to reveal the structure of these extreme realms.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡H is for High Energy
Black holes accelerate particles to incredibly high energies. The EHT captures low-energy radio waves to reveal the structure of these extreme realms.
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡G is for General Relativity
Einstein’s theory says mass bends space-time - that’s gravity. Black holes are its most extreme prediction, and EHT images help confirm it.
#blackholes #EHTAZ #astronomy
We’re breaking down the science behind the Event Horizon Telescope - one letter at a time.
📡G is for General Relativity
Einstein’s theory says mass bends space-time - that’s gravity. Black holes are its most extreme prediction, and EHT images help confirm it.
#blackholes #EHTAZ #astronomy