While it might appear click baitish, the opening paragraph certainly clarifies exactly what is meant: > The groundbreaking picture of a black hole that graced

While it might appear click baitish, the opening paragraph certainly clarifies exactly what is meant: > The groundbreaking picture of a black hole that graced most newspaper front pages on 11th April must be one of the most deceptive scientific images ever. That’s not to impute any intentional deceit to the international team of 200 or so astronomers who created it—it’s just that nature conspires here to produce something that looks archetypally, almost simplistically black-holeish, but which in reality is a mind-bendingly complex sight. And the article then goes on to describe how such an image is deceptive (in its apparent simplicity), by describing the science behind it.