Assam: Indian Researchers Detect Polarised Emissions from Distant Black Hole Beyond Milky Way

Researchers from IIT Guwahati and ISRO detect polarized emissions from the black hole in LMC X-3, offering unprecedented insights into high-energy phenomena beyond our galaxy.

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