L'image révélant le trou noir supermassif de la Voie lactée commentée par Jean-Pierre Luminet
Jean-Pierre Luminet, Apparence lointaine dřun trou noir sphérique... | Download Scientific Diagram
mg @brOOt4lism first simulated image of a black hole, calculated with an IBM 7040 computer using 1960 punch cards and hand-plotted by French astrophysicist Jean-Pierre Luminet in 1978. PM - 13
40 Years of Black Hole Imaging (3): from Kerr black holes to EHT, by Jean-Pierre Luminet
The first simulated image of a black hole was drawn by hand by astrophysicist Jean-Pierre Luminet in 1978. He used pen and ink to draw the black hole on photographic negative paper
Remembering the first 'photo' of a black hole
40 Years of Black Hole Imaging (1): Early work 1972-1988, by Jean-Pierre Luminet
A Black Hole Has No Hair • Phaune Radio
black hole, by Jean-Pierre Luminet
Black Hole Imaging, by Jean-Pierre Luminet - YouTube
GitHub - bgmeulem/Luminet: This repo provides material for recreating the famous paper by Jean-Pierre Luminet (1979), simulating the first image of a Schwarzschild black hole.
40 Years of Black Hole Imaging (1): Early work 1972-1988, by Jean-Pierre Luminet
Fichier:LUMINET'S BLACK HOLE DRAWING-1982.jpg — Wikipédia
40 Years of Black Hole Imaging (2): Colors and movies, 1989-1993, by Jean-Pierre Luminet
Représentation d'un trou noir par l'astrophysicien Jean-Pierre Luminet... | Download Scientific Diagram
40 Years of Black Hole Imaging (1): Early work 1972-1988, by Jean-Pierre Luminet
jean-pierre luminet, black holes, history, science, simple background | 2027x1009 Wallpaper - wallhaven.cc
Jean-Pierre Luminet did it in 1978 with ink! - Science & Tech | Black hole, Amazing science facts, One image
Jean-Pierre contemplant le trou noir — Mirage Festival
Première image d'un trou noir : un chercheur du CNRS l'avait calculée dès 1979 | CNRS
Jean-Pierre Luminet on LinkedIn: Première image du trou noir galactique Sagittarius A*: un décryptage…
Jean-Pierre Luminet - Wikipedia
Jean-Pierre Luminet : si un jour on voyageait dans le temps...
Remembering the first 'photo' of a black hole
