China to Scour the Skies for Lights from Black holes with Newly-Launched Einstein Probe

China is set to scour for X-ray bursts after successfully launching its Einstein probe. China's newly successfully launched satellite, the Einstein probe, named after one of the most recognizable scientists from the modern age, will now reportedly be scouring the skies for X-ray bursts that could help understand black holes and merging stars, CNN reports.

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