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can you add interferometers on satellites? - Sarah

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Is the light being captured by the EHT from M87 being emitted by those jiggling electrons through synchrotron radiation?

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What exactly is the orientation of the black hole in the picture with respect to its axis of rotation.

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for imaging

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Can we use the same technique of EHT to see the black hole in the center of our galaxy?

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what might be the astronomical function of black holes?

01:07:18
Wonderful topic and presentation! Very interesting discoveries!

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thanks!!

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If just 2 satellites could resolve the electron ring, and a GEO orbit could increase the resolution 100-fold, would it be feasible to use Lagrange points (probably the L3 point) to have a solar system-sized telescope?

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You mentioned how, to see the photon rings you dont necessarily need super great telescopes, just a long baseline. As such, can you have a earth orbit baseline by utilizing telescopes?

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okay fine. what matt said instead.

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What other objects would be good candidates for this type of analysis?

01:09:43
Also will this lecture be available to see if it's recorded?

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Can you talk more on the photon ring? I missed how it is possible to separate out that light from the main image?

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What would a black hole look like in 3d?

01:18:21
Thank you Dr. Johnson for the fascinating presentation!

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Interesting, thank you!

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that's cool!

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Thank you! very interesting!!!

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Thanks Dr. Johnson!

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Great presentation! Thank you!

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Thank you!

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Thank you!

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Thank you so much, Dr. Johnson!

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Thank you!

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Thank you for such an interesting talk!

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Thank you!

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Thank you!

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Thank you!!

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Thank you!!

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Thank you

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Thank you