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The new measurements clearly reveal an effect called gravitational redshift. Light from the star is stretched to longer wavelengths by the very strong gravitational field of the black hole. #ESOlive Artist's impression: @ESO /M. Kornmesser socsi.in/b8t1t

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The team used #SINFONI to measure the velocity of S2 towards & away from Earth and #GRAVITY to make precise measurements of the changing position of S2 in order to define the shape of its orbit. #ESOlive socsi.in/y7z82 pic.twitter.com/XVnS…

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Thanks to ESO's instruments and the passing of star S2 near the black hole at the centre of our galaxy, astronomers had the ideal black hole laboratory. #ESOlive Artist's impression: @ESO /L. Calçada/spaceengine.org socsi.in/qUjOV

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The discovery announced today is the very exciting result of a remarkable partnership between ESO, Member States and host country, as well as between scientists across the globe. #ESOlive socsi.in/oa0LX

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#ESOblog Eyeing the Centre of the Milky Way – astronomer Stefan Gillessen discusses what we knew before the latest observations of S2 Credit: @ESO /L. Calçada/spaceengine.org socsi.in/Y0Jcf pic.twitter.com/PXJ3…

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