Scientists have just created a black hole-like energy system in the lab without moving anything, recreating a 50-year-old theory that could transform future communications and quantum technology
Artistic rendering of Penrose superradiance: electromagnetic waves with selected rotational patterns that are amplified when interacting with a system that appears to spin at faster than the speed of light. (Image credit: Dalila Pasotti and Hadiseh…
How black holes became cosmic monsters: Scientists uncover violent merger chain behind giant space objects
The universe is full of surprises, and black holes are at the center of it. The largest star ever discovered doesn’t seem to fit into the usual story of stellar death. A new study suggests that these extreme objects may not have formed in a…