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This is the nucleus of the galaxy M87 and this is the first ever image of a black hole. (applause) When I saw the first image I said, you know, wow, thatamp;#39;s it. Itamp;#39;s a true, like a Eureka moment, in our scientific lives. Weamp;#39;re looking at this the mystery of nature that has never uncovered, right, so (laughs) So this is it. Weamp;#39;ve finally seen it. Scientists came up with this crazy idea in the 1930s and they never imagined that one day we would actually see a black hole. Itamp;#39;s so far only a few blurry splotches of light and yet they contain so much information about the physics of the universe. Iamp;#39;ve been dreaming about this for 25 years. When I saw the first data it was just some weird plot and it looked like there could be a ring in there. I was like oh my god, this is gonna be interesting. It looks pretty much what we were expecting which was for a theoretician is always an, you know, a dramatic moment when you have to compare what
