Understanding The Studies That Won The Physics NOBEL PRIZE 2020...

Finally our wait is over and the Nobel Prize for physics has now been awarded. This year, the prize was shared between Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez. Roger Penrose received one half of the award and the award was shared between Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez.

Roger Penrose actually received the prize for the work he did in 1965. He performed a series of complex calculations in order to prove that Black Hole are formed when a star collapses upon itself. He proved that the formation of a Black Hole is a robust prediction of General theory of relativity.




Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez received the award for their discovery of the presence of a Supermassive compact object in centre of our Universe. This discovery required a lot of informational data since Black Hole does not let light escape and so the award is deserved for their years of hardwork.

Both the discoveries are very important and benefitial for the science community and so it is safe to say that the awards are well deserved.

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