In order to capture shadow of blackhole at center of M-87, we need baseline of Earth diameter scale and wavelength of 1.3mm. So EHT was used. (2/n)
The EHT (Event Horizon Telescope) is a telescope that uses very long baseline interferometry (VLBI) to directly measure the "visibilities" of radio sources. The telescope has a network of many small telescopes around the world that work together to create a virtual telescope (3/n
More about Telescope and Observation, Correlation and Calibration (4/n)
What's Next step ? (5/n)
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Imaging algorithms are used to create images from data. These images are designed to be physically plausible (e.g., positive and compact) or conservative (e.g., smooth) and at the end GRMHD Models were lokking same as EHT simulation and first image of Blackhole was obtained(8/n)
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Aditya L1 is going to be the first Indian Space mission to study the Sun's upper-Atmosphere also Known as "Solar Corona". It is jointly developed by ISRO, PRL, IUCAA and IIA. Here's illustration of Different Lagrange point.
The Birth of Special Relativity: Einstein's Groundbreaking 1905 Paper
Research by: @aysneutrino
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(1/n) Today marks the anniversary of Einstein's transformative work. Let's explore its origins, key ideas, and significance. 🧵👇
(2/n) The Origins:
On June 30, 1905, Einstein's paper "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies" was received by Annalen der Physik. This work laid the foundation for special relativity, challenging the existing notions of space and time.
We see Batman in "The Dark Knight," using cutting-edge technology to see through walls.
It maps out the environment by detecting echoes, even in the darkest conditions.
Let’s talk about radar imaging and the power of Synthetic Aperture Radar in helping us see the unseen, a 🧵
1/ When we think of imaging, we often picture photos taken with visible light.
But beyond visible wavelengths, we can see using radio waves instead of visible light. It all starts with RADAR, which stands for Radio Detection and Ranging.
2/ Radar sends out radio waves and measures the echoes that bounce back.
These waves can penetrate clouds, rain, and even vegetation, providing clear images regardless of weather or time of day.