HOW ARE WE DETECTING BLACK HOLES?

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BLACK HOLES CAN BE EASILY DETECTED WHILE THESE OBJECTS ARE JUST FORMED AT THE DEATH OF A RED GIANT STAR, WHICH BASICALLY JUST BEING RELATED AT ONE SPECIFIC FACT AND THAT FACT BASICALLY MEANS THAT WE USE SPECIFIC INSTRUMENTS THAT IS ROUGHLY JUST USED, TO SCAN FOR GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS THAT THE HOLE IS HAVING AROUND THE OBJECTS THAT ARE ORBITING IT, WHICH MEANS, THAT THIS BLACK HOLE IS JUST LEAVING UP GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS ON THE WHOLE BODIES AND THE WAVES WE ARE DETECTING THEM.
THEY EVEN TRAVEL TO OUR PLANET.

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