Astronomers may have found a new class of tiny black holes
Black holes are the cosmic champions of hide-and-seek. Einstein anticipated they existed in 1916, however, it took more than 100 years before a telescope as wide as the world snapped the first image of a black hole. They're subtle monsters, maintaining a strategic distance from detection since they swallow up the light. All things being equal, cosmologists can see the indications of black holes in the universe by studying various forms of radiation, similar to X-rays. Up until now, that is worked - and a colossal number of black holes have been found by searching for these signs.
In any case, a totally new discovery strategy, pioneered by analysts at The Ohio State University, proposes there might be an entire populace of black holes we've been absent.
The discoveries, published i...