• 10 months ago
How astronomers used gravitational lensing, a space-time trick predicted by Einstein, to detect a black hole measuring 30 billion times the mass of the sun.

Recommended

2:03
I
Up next
How Running Changes Your Body
Live Science
1:36
Why Does the Sun Cause Sunburns?
Live Science
2:25
What Was the Largest Empire In the World?
Live Science
2:24
North Dakota Fossil Site Reveals When Asteroid Killed Dinosaurs
Live Science
3:38
Amazing Views Of Robotic Arm Inspecting Chinese Space Station
Space.com
1:13
Watch Amazing Views Of Earth And Moon From India’s Aditya-L1 Spacecraft
Space.com
1:04
Pete Davidson doesn't want to be seen as 'a loser who dates people'
Bang Showbiz
1:32
Liam Payne was ‘playful, happy and fine’ an hour before his fatal fall
Bang Showbiz
1:15
Jamie Foxx ‘recovering after being glassed in face at birthday dinner’
Bang Showbiz
7:54
The Travel Smart guide to southeast Asia
The Independent
0:32
NFL pays tribute to Taylor Swift that leaves fans ‘sobbing’
The Independent
0:55
Luigi Mangione’s mugshot emblazoned on stickers and t-shirts after UnitedHealthcare CEO murder charge
The Independent
3:08
Writing On the Brain with Electricity
Live Science
2:07
Meteorite From A 4.5 Billion Year Old Asteroid Holds 2,600 Compounds
Live Science
0:33
Video Captures Underwater Volcano Spewing Mud And Methane In The Barents Sea
Live Science
1:26
Snake Species Found in Another Snake’s Stomach
Live Science
1:16
Testing Low Back Pain In Runners
Live Science
3:13
Fusion Reactor: Could This Pave The Way For Cleaner Energy?
Live Science
1:01
Elusive Greenland Sharks Spotted In The Deep Ocean
Live Science
0:50
Mars Gets Solar Eclipses Too
Live Science
4:41
Monkeypox Explainer
Live Science
3:07
10 Strange Sights On Google Earth
Live Science
4:54
Did Dreadnoughtus Really Have Air Sacs?
Live Science
2:17
Discovery Of Fossilized Human Footprints In An Ancient Lakebed
Live Science
1:19
Amazing James Webb Space Telescope Images
Live Science