Astronomers may have spotted an 'invisible' black hole for the first time
Using the Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers think they have discovered a black hole which is completely invisible for the first time.
Adam McMaster
Postgraduate Research Student (PhD) in Astronomy, The Open University
Adam is an astronomy PhD student at the Open University, where he studies black holes and variable stars using citizen science. Before his PhD, he obtained a bachelors degrees in astronomy and computer science from the University of Leicester. He also spent about 10 years working as a computer programmer, including six years with the team behind the Zooniverse citizen science platform at the University of Oxford.
