âWe will never stop exploring,â MIT astrophysicist says after some ultralight bosons shown not to impact two black holes By Charlie McKenna Globe Correspondent,Updated April 16, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend âIf you jump onto and then down from a carousel, you can steal energy from the carousel,â says co-author Salvatore Vitale. âThese bosons do the same thing to a black hole.âJose-Luis Olivares, MIT Two known black holes are spinning too quickly to have ever been impacted by the hypothetical particle known as ultralight bosons, proving that, between two certain masses, the particles donât exist, according to new research by an MIT astrophysicist.