While infinite space is still largely unknown in all its darkness, a new study has been made on black holes, one of the greatest mysteries of space. at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology A team of scientists has succeeded in turning black holes into sound when fed by the stars in their orbit.

Black holes emit bursts of X-rays when they swallow dust or gas around a star. †black hole echoThe X-ray, also known as “the only time when the black hole is active enough to be observed,” was converted into audible sound waves by the team. The resulting sound was as follows:

Those moments when black holes feed on stars:

Scientists used the “Neutron Star Interior Composition Explorer” vehicle, which NASA placed on the International Space Station for their studies. The data obtained by this tool, which acts as an X-ray telescope, was analyzed with the algorithm developed by the team, and known as X-ray binaries26 systems were identified, consisting of a normal star and a dying star.

The stars in the 26 systems in question can sometimes feed black holes. Of these 26 systems, only 10 echoes were detectable, while 8 of them had never been observed before. By analyzing the observed echoes, as well as the sound when a black hole is fed, we can determine these moments. Important information has also emerged.

The team found that black holes here first went into a ‘hard’ state while feeding. formed a corona (corona) consisting of high-energy photons. and noted that it ejected high-energy particles at speeds close to the speed of light. While this situation was reported to last for a few weeks, it was stated that with the disappearance of the corona and particles, the black hole went into a ‘soft’ state and entered a low energy state.