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it's thursday may 12th 2020 2022. I'm Jackson Bird today. Everything you need to know about the

just-released first-ever image of the black hole at the center of our galaxy. Plus, is there

sight after death? No, but kind of. And in the most predictable news of the day,

Dolly Parton is starring in a Doja Cat-inspired Taco Bell TikTok musical about Mexican pizza.

Here's some cool stuff for your ride home.

Remember earlier this month when I told you to keep an eye out for big space news on May 12th from the Event Horizon Telescope team?

Well, this morning they made their big announcement, and it is indeed pretty cool.

The Event Horizon Telescope, or E.HT, has the first-ever image of Sagittarius A-Star, or

SAG-A-Star, the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way.

Now, as a reminder, the E.HT team is the same international team that took the first-ever

image of a black hole in general, specifically a black hole in the Messier 87 or M87 galaxy in the

constellation Virgo back in 2019. This new image of our galaxy's own black hole honestly

just looks like a blurry glowing donut, but like a lot of images from space, it becomes pretty

mind-blowing once you know the whole context.

So, for one, while it has long been suspected that the invisible, ginormous something at the

center of our galaxy and around which stars orbit is a black hole, we didn't have direct

visual evidence until this image. Quoting the National Science Foundation, who co-hosted

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