"Unveiling the Mathematical Secrets of Black Hole Reflections in Our Universe"

Astronomers have developed precise mathematical equations that describe the reflections of the Universe in the warped light around a black hole. These equations, developed by physics student Albert Sneppen, reveal that the proximity of each reflection depends on the angle of observation and the rate of the black hole's spin. This breakthrough not only provides a new tool for studying the gravitational environment around black holes but also offers opportunities to test our understanding of gravity. The research could potentially help us study the physics of black hole space-time and the objects behind them through infinite reflections.