Tom Morello agrees that the black hole be named after Chris Cornell of Soundgarden

Chris Cornellof AUDIOSLAVE group member Tom Morello said he "would be happy" to add his name to the online petition to rename the recently photographed black hole after the deceased singer. The very first image of the cosmic phenomenon was revealed last week – and some music fans want it named in tribute to Cornell and SOUNDGARDENThe title of 1994 "Black Hole Sun".

Ask by Sean Stewart of Rock 105 WRXR radio station in Chattanooga, Tennessee for his reflections on the petition, Morello said (hear the audio below): "I've heard that, I think it would be really good, I do not know who you're sending this petition to, but I'd be happy to have it." officially add my name to that … It seems entirely appropriate. "

The petition was launched by Giuliana Jarrin, who launched a Change.org petition to use the black hole to honor Cornell and "Black Hole Sun". "& # 39; Black Hole Sun & # 39;, written by Chris Cornell, is without a doubt SOUNDGARDENIt's the most recognizable and most popular song, and one of the greatest anthems of the '90s, "she writes in the description. For this reason, and for the impact Chris Cornell had in the lives of so many people and the music itself, I ask NASA, Event Collaboration of the telescope and all the astronomers and scientists involved in this discovery, to name this black hole Chris Cornell. It would be a "surreal" and amazing way to honor one's life and contribution to music. "

The petition may be useless because the black hole has already been named – Powehi, a Hawaiian name referring to the dark, embellished source of endless creation.

Cornell, who died in 2017, has written "Black Hole Sun"which surmounted the Display panel Mainstream Rock Tracks and spent a total of seven weeks at No. 1.

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