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Space.com on MSNBlack holes may obey the laws of physics after all, new theory suggests"The singularity is the most mysterious and problematic part of a black hole. It's where our concepts of space and time ...
A team of physicists have discovered a new approach that redefines the conception of a black hole by mapping out their ...
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New recipe for gravity could unite Einstein's general relativity with quantum physics — and probe the dark universeThis general-relativity-based operator leads to a new "entropic action," and to modified Einstein equations. At low energies and in regions of space where there is little curvature, and thus little ...
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The Daily Galaxy on MSNDark Energy May Be Changing Over Time, Shaking Einstein’s Cosmological ModelFor decades, astronomers have relied on Einstein’s theory of relativity to explain the expansion of the universe, assuming that dark energy—a mysterious force making up 70% of the cosmos—remains ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNUnifying physics’ biggest divide: Equation links Einstein’s relativity, quantum mechanics“By introducing the G-field, we obtain the modified Einstein equations and the equations of motion for the matter and the ...
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Harvard scientist says God formula proves there is a creatorScientists had equations for slow-moving electrons, but subatomic particles remained a mystery. The professor combined Albert Einstein's famous E=mc equation with Schrödinger's equation from quantum ...
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essanews.com on MSNNew theory challenges age-old mystery of black hole singularitiesThis might change our understanding of the universe. Scientists have developed a theory that eliminates the problem of ...
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New black hole theory could unravel the cosmos's greatest mysteryThis might change our understanding of the universe. Scientists have developed a theory that eliminates the problem of ...
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New recipe for gravity could unite Einstein's general relativity with quantum physics — and probe the dark universeThis general-relativity-based operator leads to a new "entropic action," and to modified Einstein equations. At low energies and in regions of space where there is little curvature, and thus ...
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