Scientists capture images of two black holes orbiting each other 5 billion lightyears away for the first time

Scientists have captured the first radio image of two supermassive black holes orbiting each other. This event occurred inside a quasar named OJ287, located billions of light-years away. The image validates a long-held prediction about these celestial bodies. The black holes were detected through particle jets and glowing gas. This groundbreaking observation confirms the existence of orbiting black hole pairs.