MIT student creates an Algorithm that made first Black hole image
Computer scientist Katie Bouman, who is still a graduate student at MIT has developed the algorithm to create the first image ever of a black hole. Katie has named the algorithm ‘CHIRP’ (Continuous High-resolution Image Reconstruction using Patch priors) which was needed to gather data from 8 radio telescopes across the world working under Event Horizon Telescope that captured the black hole image and developed it into a cohesive image.
Topics: Astronomical imaging • Astronomy • Black hole • European Southern Observatory • Event Horizon Telescope • Katie Bouman • Natural sciences • Physical sciences • Radio telescope • Telescope
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