CSIRO-analyse bekrefter ringbilde av M87-svart hull fra 2019

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  • Et team på fire fra CSIRO har reprosessert originale data fra Event Horizon Telescope fra bunnen av og gjenskapt den ringformede skyggen, ifølge en studie i Nature publisert 11. november.
  • Teamet brukte "closure invariants" fra teleskoptripletter, som eliminerer instrument- og atmosfæriske feil, og matet dette inn i et maskinlæringsverktøy trent på katter, hunder og biler.
  • Funnene imøtegår Junichiro Makino ved Kobe University, hvis analyse viste en klump i stedet for en ring; EHT-direktør Laurent Loinard kaller resultatene "ekstremt tilfredsstillende".
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