Today the first ever image of a black hole was released.
It's not the black hole in our Milky Way, rather one located in a distant galaxy, and it took a network of eight telescopes across the world to photograph it.
It's a big deal for the science community, particularly here in New Zealand. In fact this image proves the theory of University of Canterbury's Professor Roy Kerr, which he worked on back in 1963.
Photo: AP/ Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration / Maunakea Observatories
