First Images of a Black Hole from the Event Horizon Telescope - AAS Nova
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Column - Taking the First Picture of a Black Hole [2] - What are the Event Horizon Telescope and the Global mm-VLBI Array? - ALMA
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Event Horizon 'Scope on Twitter: "Of the 11 observatories planned for the Event Horizon Telescope array, 8 participated in #EHTblackhole observations in 2017. Here is a collage (with older photos!) from the #
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Astrophysicists capture first image of a black hole
Event Horizon Telescope - Antennas of the Event Horizon Telescope used in April 2017 (clockwise from upper left): APEX, Pico Veleta, LMT, JCMT, ALMA, SMT (Heinrich Hertz Telescope), SMA, SPT. © Credits:
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