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

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 Nasari) Physicists have managed to recreate some of the extreme physics of black holes in the laboratory by building … Read more