How scientists took first picture of a black hole

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What was the primary goal of the 8 radio telescopes collaborating worldwide?
To observe the Milky Way's center
To study the sun's gravitational pull
To capture an image of a black hole
To measure the distance to Galaxy M87
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Why can't we see inside a black hole?
Because it emits too much light
Because it is too small
Because it is too far away
Because no light can escape its gravity
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What is the event horizon of a black hole?
The area with the least gravity
The outer edge where light cannot escape
The center of the black hole
The path of orbiting planets
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What did the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration achieve?
They found a new planet
They discovered a new galaxy
They created an Earth-sized telescope
They measured the speed of light
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How did the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration process the data?
By observing the moon's surface
By analyzing light from the sun
By combining data from multiple telescopes
By using a single large telescope
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