Scientists captured the first image of a black hole by linking radio telescopes across Earth into a single Earth-sized virtual telescope, which recorded synchronized signals that were combined to reveal the black hole's shadow, effectively creating a telescope large enough to observe the invisible.
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How We Actually Photographed a Black Hole (EHT Explained)Added:
How we imaged a black hole by linking telescopes across Earth.
>> Telescopes across the planet record the same signal at the same moment.
Those signals combine into one image.
The shadow of a black hole.
A telescope the size of Earth just to see the invisible.
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