Recent outcomes and the state-of-art detection scenarios of black holes

Bowen  Chang; Zirui  Lyu; Siyu  Meng; Chen  Wang

doi:10.54097/hset.v5i.744

Authors

Bowen Chang
Zirui Lyu
Siyu Meng
Chen Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v5i.744

Keywords:

Black holes, classifications, related theories.

Abstract

Black holes are a hidden secret in humans’ heart. This paper will basically focus on the current status of observing black holes as well as the state-of-art detection schemes. Specifically, we will discuss the classifications, theorems of black holes and also the problems encountered by modern knowledge. According to the analysis, the basic types of black holes and the way of detection of black holes are demonstrated. Meanwhile, shows the theories of black holes used in research and some theories about black holes with quantum and holographic image. Overall, these results shed light on guiding the future researches on black hole.

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