Black hole week kicked off on Monday (May 1) with scientists and space enthusiasts alike celebrating our growing understanding of these cosmic titans by sharing images information, and news ...

Black holes are some of the universe's most enigmatic and mysterious objects. The extremely dense and massive objects have such a strong gravitational pull that nothing — not even light — can ...

Galaxies brimming with stars and even evidence of supermassive black holes can be seen in stunning new photos unveiled by NASA captured by its James Webb Space Telescope.. The Monday release of 19 ...

These images show simulations of the Sagittarius A* black hole at different frequencies. The top set shows how it might look to the ground-based Event Horizon Telescope, while the bottom set shows ...

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured stunning images of black holes, revealing their energy and interactions with surroundings. These images show supermassive black holes at galaxy centers ...

New images show a collision of two enormous black holes, and it's the most distant black hole merger ever detected. The collision happened just 740 million years after the big bang event that ...

We’re coming to the end of Black Hole Week, NASA’s celebration of the beastly cosmic monsters which suck in light, matter, and everything else that comes too close to them.

Every year, scientists, educators, students, and space nerds around the world celebrate Black Hole Week. It's a chance for a little scientific levity: to contemplate the genuinely awe-inspiring ...

M87* became the first black hole to ever be directly photographed when the EHT snapped it in 2017. Since then, those photos have been enhanced by AI and been followed up with additional photos ...

Hubble just spotted a supermassive black hole zooming through the sky and leaving a star formation in its wake. Rather than swallowing material it runs into, the black hole is dragging the ...

New Hubble Space Telescope images of a black hole-powered quasar reveal 'weird' structures and gigantic jets of energy that scientists are just beginning to explain. Skip to main content.

Science Space Better images of black holes are coming—maybe even movies. Event Horizon Telescope's newest advancements are 'a stepping stone to full color, high-definition movies of black holes.' ...