New black hole simulator uses real star data

A new interactive program reveals the spectacular light show you'd see if you dared to wander close to a black hole. It demonstrates how the extreme gravity of a black hole could appear to shred background constellations of stars, spinning them around as though in a giant black washing machine.
   The program's creators say it could be an excellent tool to familiarise people with the weird ways that black holes warp light. "It's useful for people to play around with the parameters to study how, for instance, a black hole would distort the constellation Orion," says Thomas Müller of the University of Stuttgart in Germany.
THE AMAZING VIDEO FOR THAT HOLE IS :

FOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS

www.symposiumz.net
this is the website address for attending symposium on many colleges..
from here we can know whereever the symposium are conducted..