This is all hypothetical, of course, but imagine you’re about to fall into a black hole. What would you see? What would people see, should they happen on you falling into a black hole through their telescopes?
Related Posts
I helped select the Nobel laureates in physics – here’s how our committee decides
The author, Mats Larsson, on the right during the 2023 announcement. Kungliga Vetenskapsakademin, CC BY-SA Mats Larsson, Stockholm…
Quantum Mechanics Sheds New Light on Classical Interference Patterns
New research reveals that even where light waves cancel out, quantum particles can still interact with matter—reshaping how scientists understand interference patterns.
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Machine Learning Revolutionizes Drug Discovery
Gero, a biotech company focused on aging and longevity, has conducted research demonstrating the potential of quantum computing…
Eating some chocolate really might be good for you – here’s what the research says
Mikolaj Niemczewski/Shutterstock Dan Baumgardt, University of Bristol Although it always makes me scoff slightly to see Easter eggs…