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Event Horizon Telescope
M87* black hole in Virgo
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Event Horizon Telescope (EHT)

The individual telescopes of the Event Horizon Telescope are combined to form the largest telescope in the world. All telescopes operate in the millimeter and submillimeter spectrum.

      1. Member telescope
      2. Size
      3. Location
      1.    ALMA Array
      2. 732m
      3. Chajnantor plateau, Chile
      1.    APEX
      2. 8.4m
      3. Chajnantor plateau, Chile
      1.    ARO 12m Telescope
      2. 12m
      3. Kitt Peak, AZ USA
      1.    Greenland Telescope
      3. Summit Station, Greenland
      1.    IRAM 30m Telescope
      2. 300m
      3. Andulusa, Spain
      1.    James Maxwell Telescope
      3. Mauna Kea, HI USA
      1.    Large Millimeter Telescope (LMT)
      3. Sierra Negra, Mexico
      1.    NOEMA Array
      3. Plateau de Bure, France
      1.    South Pole Telescope
      3. South Pole, Antartica
      1.    Submillimeter Array (SMA)
      3. Mauna Kea, HI USA
      1.    Submillimeter Telescope (SMT)
      3. Mt Graham, AZ