
黑洞是宇宙中最神秘的天体之一,其形成与演化机制至今仍令天文学家困惑。研究人员通常通过观测黑洞吞噬恒星等天体时产生的剧烈光芒来间接研究它们,但黑洞进食后的后续过程仍是未解之谜。
Black holes are some of the most awe-inspiring and mysterious celestial objects in the universe. This is primarily because astronomers still don’t understand the underlying mechanisms that drive black holes, including its formation, evolution, and end. As their name implies, black holes can’t be viewed directly since they blend into the background of the vastness of space. Therefore, astronomers are limited to “seeing” black holes when they consume other celestial objects, most notably stars. When this happens, the astronomers see the light from the star being violently consumed by a nearby black hole in a spectacular display. However, astronomers are still puzzled regarding what happens after the consumption.
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