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Event Horizon Telescope

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The first image of a black hole, taken by EHT.
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The Event Horizon Telescope project is an international collaboration which captured the first direct visual image of a black hole. The project used a synchronized array of eight telescopes, to create a virtual Earth-size telescope which was used to capture the image.

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