Astronomers are preparing to reveal the first image of a huge black hole in the galaxy

The European Southern Observatory (ESO) announced next week a press conference on the very first photograph of a big black hole in the center of the galaxy, where the telescope (EHT) was staring at the heart of the Milky Way to try to to make a picture of a super In our galaxy called Sagittarius A.

According to the British Mirror, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) has confirmed the importance of this discovery and says that it will be accompanied by important audio-visual support material.

Supermassive black holes are thought to be at the heart of every galaxy, forming a tissue that allows the formation of new stars that expand galaxies. Scientists have long been able to predict black holes by observing their effect on the galaxies. Surrounding space, They can never take a single photo successfully.

Scientists have also explained that ISE is not a telescope, but a worldwide network of synchronized radio observatories that work in unison to create a "virtual" telescope. Its real diameter is almost parallel to that of the planet.

Since the launch of the EHT telescope in 2006, he has been trying to capture a silhouette of the hole on the very hot plasma background, created by the enormous energy projected into space. To identify and record the horizon of the event, scientists will be able to prove the presence of black holes. Albert Einstein for the first time.

The press conference will be held on Wednesday 10 April at 15:00 CET (14:00 GMT) at the Berlymont premises in Brussels. It will be broadcast online as well as in the media.