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- Rating on App Store
- 4.14
- 7 ratings
- Last updated
- February 2, 2026
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Updates seen on the App Store- Version
- 4.3
- Launched
- August 2023
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- Free
- App size
- 81.0 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About Black hole finder
Black hole finder is an education app developed by DDQ.
What is the rating of Black hole finder?
Black hole finder is rated 4.14 out of 5 stars, based on 7 ratings.
Is Black hole finder free?
Black hole finder is free. The app size is 80.99 MB. The latest version available is 4.3. The last update was on February 2, 2026.
What are the requirements for Black hole finder?
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since August 2023.
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By DDQ, from the App StoreDescription by DDQ Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
Our app brings the cosmos to your fingertips. When two neutron stars merge, they create a powerful event, sending gravitational waves through space. These events are detected by our gravitational wave detectors, which alert us to potential black hole formations. Mergers of this kind not only create black holes but also give birth to rare Earth elements such as Iodine, Gold, and Cerium. All these elements, especially Iodine, play crucial roles in supporting life as we know it.
In addition to gravitational waves, these cosmic collisions emit light signals. The chase is on to detect these signals with our trio of specially designed BlackGEM telescopes located in Chile. The catch is that the detectors only provide a general localization of the event and the light signals are fleeting. Therefore, we need to act quickly to capture these signals before they fade away after a few days or a week at most.
That's where you come in! Using our app, you will sift through real-time images of the sky taken by our BlackGEM telescopes. You will help us spot these light signals, effectively identifying potential new black holes. Not only will you be possibly among the first to set eyes on the light from these celestial events, but with some training, you may also direct telescopes to take additional measurements of intriguing objects.
Your contributions to science won't go unnoticed. Participants who make significant discoveries will be offered co-authorship on scientific publications that result from their findings. We also provide training and guidance to enrich your understanding of the cosmos.
The Black Hole Finder project is not just about making significant scientific contributions. It's about engaging with the wonders of the universe, learning about the intricate processes that drive its dynamics, and having fun while doing it!
So, join us on this thrilling journey of discovery and exploration. Download the Black Hole Finder app now and start your cosmic adventure!