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DSCoV Workshop 2/6/26: Imaging black holes with T-REX: Time-Resolving Explorer Satellite

Presenter: Ref Bari, Masters student in Physics and PI for T-REX In 2019, the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) directly imaged a black hole for the first time, heralding a new era in astronomy. The T-REX (Time-Resolving Explorer Satellite) mission extend the EHT to space, achieving sub-ISCO temporal resolution and enabling the first time-resolved movies of Sgr A*’s accretion flow at 86 GHz. This workshop will cover the data science aspect of T-REX: imaging a black hole generates petabytes of data and involves sophisticated fourier transforms, solving inverse problems, and data compression. This talk will be of interest to physicists and data scientists alike.