Event Horizon Telescope Achieves Unprecedented Clarity in Black Hole Imaging

New high-frequency observations reveal intricate details and color differentiation, enhancing our understanding of black holes.

Scientists used a 345 GHz frequency to capture the sharpest images of black holes from Earth.
The new images show a 50% increase in resolution compared to previous observations.
This technological advance allows for more precise measurements of black hole size and shape.
The Event Horizon Telescope's global network of radio dishes enabled these high-resolution captures.
Future plans include creating high-fidelity videos of black holes using this improved imaging technique.