Beyond the Event Horizon: the “end” of our knowledge?
<p>Could black holes be the ultimate <em>wall </em>of nature? Could they be the most extreme objects and the most unknown? Are they the <em>final stage</em> of knowledge?</p>
<p>For years, black holes have been studied, first from the mathematical point of view, emerging from Albert Einstein’s <strong>General Relativity</strong> equations, and then from the observational point of view, given that we had a lot of indirect proofs of their existence but not yet a definite one. Up to 2019, when the <strong>Event Horizon Telescope </strong>collected the data used to release the first-ever image of the black hole in the galaxy M87, followed by that of the black hole inside our galaxy, Sagittarius A*. So, they exist and they do not represent only a “mysterious” mathematical solution anymore. But,<em> what really are they</em>?</p>
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