Since the recent discovery of gravitational waves, it has been proved that Black Holes do exist. Now in real life, too, and not only in science-fiction and Hollywood.

Japan has released a satellite that will, once it has acquired its position in space, spy over black holes specifically. Data can then be recorded and received in this way.

More discoveries are expected to be made.

This is bound to attract more students to the field of astrophysics. Many might want to follow in the footsteps of our very own Mavalvala, which will give rise to another branch of talented people in our country.

We're advancing.

Our country will be off to space itself, in no time!