Date of discovery: Sept 1, 2020
Location of discovery: Taurus Constellation
Map: http://worldwidetelescope.org/webclient/
I found something on a sky map that looks very similar to the first black hole photo ever recorded. In the above screenshot, you see a side by side comparison. They have the same shape, color, shadows, dark center. There can be no doubt that this object is a black hole that I found in the Taurus constellation. But the fact is, using this map I have seen other such objects...so, black holes seem to be more common that astronomers thought. But If I can find these black holes...they why haven't they? And if astronomers of the world have...why haven't they reported them? Perhaps there are so many out there that earths future may look shorter than we thought.
Scott C. Waring - Taiwan
