the eye of the universe opened.... #EHTBlackHole
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the eye of the universe opened.... #EHTBlackHole

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Sometimes Google Doodles come at you fast o_o
This morning I woke up to news of the incredible Black Hole Photo by the The Event Horizon Telescope. I was blown away and it seemed like a crazy enough idea for us to make Doodle for, so while brushing my teeth I wrote and email to my boss and proposed it.
By the time I was dressed the idea was approved and up to me to create ASAP. In the car on the way to work I sketched out some (very professional) concept sketches.
Once I got to the office it was approved and I as told to get to animating!
2.5 hours later the doodle was finished and live on the homepage. I’ve done some current event doodles before but nothing this fast! So excited it actually got to see the light of day (only to be sucked away), they even let me keep the little E holding on for dear life! Hopefully folks got to see this today and if they didn’t already know about the photo they got to go find out more about the incredible discovery and the people behind it.
Space blows my mind and if I can use my art to try and make it just a little more accessible for people, it’s worth all the crazy breakneck effort that goes into making it happen :D
First ever image of a black hole released today.
First image of a black hole. Science is amazing!
first-ever image of a black hole, 6.5 billion times more massive than the Sun, wider than our whole solar system. The image shows a bright ring formed as light bends in the intense gravity around a black hole. enjoy the video with interstellar OST playing in the background. this is the “first step”.

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She’s getting closer. #EHTBlackHole #DarkPhoenix arrives June 7.
MIT grad student Katie Bouman talking in 2017 about the algorithm she created to take the first ever image of a black hole. [x]
NASA releases first photo of a black hole