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Q: Why was it so hard to take a picture of a black hole? What are we even looking at? | Ask a Mathematician

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Physicist: Black holes and space are both black, so there’s that.  But while black holes tend to be very small, space is bonkers big and filled with just enough stuff to give astronomers…

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