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Theoretical Physicist Solves How Universe is Reflected near Black Hole

"A distant galaxy shines in all directions — some of its light comes close to the black hole and is lightly deflected; some light comes even closer and circumvolves the hole a single time before escaping down to us, and so on,” said Albert Sneppen, a student at the Cosmic Dawn Center and the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen.

“Looking near the black hole, we see more and more versions of the same galaxy, the closer to the edge of the hole we are looking.”