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How black holes and accretion disks around them actually look

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POSTED BY: Jingxian Wang
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This is amazing! Keep it up.

POSTED BY: Hamza Alsamraee

I have forwarded a link to your post to a friend who worked on the science and graphics for Interstellar. I am sure they will enjoy your work.

Very cool, thanks for sharing!!!

POSTED BY: Arnoud Buzing
Posted 5 years ago

This is so cool. Thank you for sharing. Now I know why the shape is like that.

POSTED BY: Yasmin Hussain

Congratulations! This post was featured in the Wolfram Blog Wolfram Community Takes on Current Events: COVID-19 Data, Green Spaces, Homeschool Puzzles and More. We are looking forward to your future contributions.

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Very cool! Thanks for sharing!

POSTED BY: Sander Huisman
Posted 5 years ago

I always wondered about this topic. This is amazing! Thanks for sharing this useful info.

POSTED BY: Yasmin Hussain

That would be a great addition, thanks! Their videos are much prettier(and more complex to calculate) than mine XD.

POSTED BY: Jingxian Wang

Wow, that's amazing, thanks a lot! I would really like to hear their professional opinion about this.

POSTED BY: Jingxian Wang

Never mind. I made a mistake in how I downloaded the file.

POSTED BY: Jeffrey Bryant

Hmm. I'm unable to PacletInstall[] the .paclet file in that GitHub location. How do you install it?

POSTED BY: Jeffrey Bryant
Posted 5 years ago
POSTED BY: Rohit Namjoshi

Very interesting. I'm trying to re-evaluate your code locally but I ran into problems with this package:

<< PhysicalColor`

What is this package and where can it be obtained?

POSTED BY: Jeffrey Bryant
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