A Scientist's Tiny Black Hole Brings the Cosmos Into the Lab
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Inside his lab in Israel, Jeff Steinhauer crafts microscopic black holes. These objects are but humble specks, lacking the spaghettifying suction strength of an actual dead star. But Steinhauer, a physicist at the research university Technion, assures me that heβs constructed them mathematically to scale. Zoom in far enough, and youβll see a miniature event horizon restaging the drama of a true black hole.Next Episodes
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