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Shadow of a Noncommutative Thin-Shell Gravastar
One of the main challenges in astronomy is the direct observation of black holes. However, distinguishing black holes from ultra-compact horizonless objects through photon observations can be difficult, since the latter may also possess unstable circular photon orbits. An example of an Ultra-Compact
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