Fake EHT photo of Black Hole jets

[Vanilla Gorilla]

"Figure 1 presents our reconstruction of the jet image structure derived from the EHT data using a regularized maximum likelihood method, next to the large-scale source morphology and the similarly edge-brightened morphology of the Messier 87 (M87) jet on comparable gravitational scales. These images are convolved with Gaussian beams set by their respective nominal instrumental resolutions, as per standard practice in radio-interferometric imaging, to suppress possibly spurious fine-scale structures in the image model. The brightness temperatures TT (K) shown are related to flux densities S in jansky (Jy) through the observing wavelength λ, Boltzmann constant k_B and angular resolution element Ω as T=λ2(2kBΩ)−1ST=λ2(2kBΩ)−1S. The λ 1.3 mm Cen"


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[neonspectraltoast]

Well that's useful.

[Irminsul]

Nature.com hey. Riiiiight.
It is no longer space or the universe it is simply nature. Nature everywhere in this bitch.

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[Vanilla Gorilla]

Photo of same jets (centre of Centaurus A) 20 years ago

[Vanilla Gorilla]

Centaurus A is 72,859,344,428,536,000,000 miles from earth

[Audiogen]

That sounds really far, these scientists who took the photo must have gotten the iPhone 13 early.

[neonspectraltoast]

What you see in the photo is a star turning into a black hole. The singularity of the star has begun to suck light in, expelling light out of its other end, the black hole.

Or maybe the star will explode and the black hole will evaporate.

[neonspectraltoast]

A photo of hyperspace if I've ever seen one.

But for some reason you guys prefer the doldrums of atheism.

[neonspectraltoast]

Note that my theory has nothing to do with "gasoline" and the formation of stars and their alter-egos, black holes.

[Audiogen]

What you see in the photo is a star turning into a black hole. The singularity of the star has begun to suck light in, expelling light out of its other end, the black hole.

Or maybe the star will explode and the black hole will evaporate.

Supermassive Black Holes are the type of black holes that emit jets not Stellar Mass Black Holes.

[neonspectraltoast]

le sigh

Obviously you didn't read my post, Hyperspace.

What I said there was that stars, like our Sun, actually are black holes at another location in the universe.

Some stars explode and their corresponding black hole evaporates; others shift back and forth for eons, sucking matter in and spewing light out.

[neonspectraltoast]

Collapsing, expanding, collapsing, expanding, until eventually enough light and matter escape that you have a smaller star which explodes and the black hole evaporates.

[neonspectraltoast]

This would be a pretty simple explanation for where information goes and light comes from... Just a theory.