Event Horizon Telescope
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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Participating telescopes
- Atacama Large Millimeter Array
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File:Wikipedia's W.svg - James Clerk Maxwell Telescope
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File:Wikipedia's W.svg - South Pole Telescope
File:Wikipedia's W.svg - Heinrich Hertz Submillimeter Telescope
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gollark: I can use my phone, you know.
gollark: Basically, TJ09 has blocked me from accessing DC. Or at least my server and home computer.
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gollark: Still, though, a polite "hey, this goes against my ***GRAND VISION***, please stop" would have been okay...
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