Tag: black holes
Journey and Science of the Largest and Most Powerful Space Telescope Ever Built
“Nature speaks to men in a voice familiar to his soul”Alexander von Humboldt
When Alexander von Humboldt sailed to Cumaná, Venezuela, he became obsessed with...
The Other Side of the Universe
Grab a book. Notice its length, width and thickness. They correspond, respectively, to the three dimensions of space and, we reasonably assume, to all...
No Escape From Black Holes
The first image of a black hole
On April 2017, eight telescopes turned to the sky, pointed to a black hole and photographed it. Those...
A Way To Entangle Photons, Naturally?
Rotating black holes may be able to create entangled states within single photons.
Quantum Technology of Spinning Black Holes
Thoughts of a researcher on quantum technology and the Universe.
Quantum Information Encoded in Spinning Black Holes
Spinning black holes are capable of complex quantum information processes.
The black holes sparked the public imagination for almost 100 years. Their presence in the...
How Einstein Could Still Save the Earth
Einstein’s seminal work, known today simply as “General Relativity (GR),” celebrates its 100th birthday this year; it’s only fitting that Science then vindicate his...