Researchers have created a highly realistic model of the activities that occur outside the event horizon using three supercomputer clusters, solving the mystery of black holes.
According to experts, a computer simulation of a black hole has indicated that magnetic fields are responsible for the huge flares that occasionally erupt from celestial objects, according to a study published last month.
The bright-light bursts of previously unknown origin that erupted just outside a black hole's event horizon were created by enormous surrounding magnetic fields, according to study co-led by Dr. Bart Ripperda of the Flatiron Institute in New York City. Although the phenomena has been known for quite some time, the researchers were able to gain a better understanding of its nature thanks to computer simulations.
The findings were first published in the Astrophysical Journal Letter of the American Astronomical Society on January 14th.
The researchers created a highly realistic mo...
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