India's Daughter Shines in the World of Science! Indian Scientists Discover Black Hole Samples in America
On February 21, under the leadership of an Indian woman scientist, a team of Indian scientists made a remarkable achievement in America. The team, led by Dr. Raga Deepika Pucha, an astronomer from Andhra Pradesh, has unlocked the mystery of black holes.
A team of scientists in America has discovered the largest samples of black holes and small galaxies in the universe. This groundbreaking work was done under the leadership of Dr. Raga Deepika Pucha, an Indian-born astronomer. The number of these new samples is three times larger than the current count, providing a better understanding of the complexity between the development of small galaxies and black holes. Additionally, this research may aid in understanding the development of black holes in the early universe.
According to the information, Dr. Pucha and her team from Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, India, used early data from DESI to actively create the largest sample of small galaxies with actively feeding black holes. This also created the largest collection of intermediate-mass black holes. This discovery is significant for scientists as it enhances our understanding of the number and formation process of black holes.
