Detection of light coming from behind a giant black hole

Astronomers have been monitoring the light behind a giant black hole for the first time in history, despite what is known about black holes that they swallow anything that reaches them due to their enormous gravity, and astrophysicists from Stanford University of America for the first time in the history of astronomy made an unprecedented discovery, when they spotted light coming out from behind a supermassive black hole, despite all the facts about black holes , about swallowing everything. The black hole is no longer coming out, so we shouldn’t be able to see anything behind the black hole. “Researchers have confirmed that observing light emissions behind a giant black hole” proves the theory of Albert Einstein’s general relativity “, which he developed over 100 years ago. 50 years ago, when astrophysicists began to speculate on the behavior of the magnetic field near a black hole, they did not ‘had no idea that one day we could have the techniques to directly observe this, and see Einstein’s general theory of relativity in action. “

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