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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2023 · 2 MIN

First photograph of the Sagittarius A, School Liceo Guatemala and School Marista Alajuela Costa Rica

from El Pionero Científico · host El pionero Cientifico

First photograph of the Sagittarius A black hole. By Felipe Jose Abarca Alpizar, 10-B. Marist School Alajuela Costa Rica “On May 12, 2022, the first photograph of the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* was released. This black hole has a mass four million times greater than that of our Sun and is approximately about 26,000 light years from planet Earth. This photograph was captured by the Event Horizon Telescope, for its acronym EHT, this telescope is a tool created by the union of “eight existing radio observatories around the planet to form a single, much more powerful virtual telescope.” #mars, #universe, #science, #space, #nasa, #galaxy, #science, #space, #mars, #future, #tech, #culture, #chemistry, #physics, #mathematics, #dimension, #theory , #movie, #humor, #intelligence, #stringtheory, #hadroncollider, #environment, #ecology, #elements, #globalwarming, #covid, #pandemic, #robots, #artificialintelligence #Math #Mathematics #logic #calculus #polynomials # division

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