Scientists may have finally solved the black hole information paradox

Astrophysicists Test Einstein's 'No-Hair Theorem' on Black Holes Using Collision Data

Astrophysicists are testing Einstein's 'no-hair theorem' which states that black holes are defined only by mass and spin, with no other dist

Exploring Cauchy horizons: The black hole boundary where physics breaks down and causality reverses

This article explores the concept of Cauchy horizons inside certain types of black holes. It explains how at this theoretical boundary, the

Astronomers Detect Black Holes Too Small to Form From Supernovae

This article discusses the discovery of black hole candidates with masses that fall in the "mass gap" — a range of masses thought to be too

Study calculates how much information could be sent backward in time through closed timelike curves

This article explores the theoretical possibility of sending information backward in time through closed timelike curves (CTCs) — exotic spa

Supermassive black holes may predate the galaxies they inhabit, solving a cosmic mystery

This article explores the long-standing cosmological question of whether galaxies or their supermassive black holes came first. Drawing on S

A month ago. The preprint I posted of a 7-page paper that proves geometrically using nothing but standard GR that the common idea we’ve had of a black hole for a century is wrong. It’s been downloaded