Don’t Miss: Learning about how the first black hole image was taken

by Philippa Kaur 15 February 2023, 17:00 189 Views

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15 February 2023

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Echoes from the edge of space and time is a talk by Ziri Younsi, one of the team to take the first picture of a black hole (pictured above) using the Event Horizon Telescope. At the Royal Institution in London at 2pm GMT on 25 February.

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The Great Displacement is Jake Bittle’s compassionate account of the human geography of the US, as climate chaos displaces families, homesteads and whole communities, and states struggle to respond. On sale from 21 February.

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