The first-ever sighting of an ‘invisible’ black hole could teach us how stars form

Astronomers famously snapped the first ever direct image of a black hole in 2019, thanks to material glowing in its presence. But many black holes are actually near impossible to detect. Now another team using the Hubble Space Telescope seems to have finally found something nobody has seen before: a black hole which is completely invisible. The research, which has been posted online and submitted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal, is yet to be peer-reviewed. Black holes are what’s left after large stars die and their cores collapse. They are incredibly dense, with gravity so strong that nothing can…This story continues at The Next Web https://thenextweb.com/news/first-ever-sighting-invisible-black-hole-could-teach-us-how-stars-form-syndication