If you could ask an astronaut anything at all, what would it be? On Tuesday, you can ask them yourself. One hundred astronauts are gathering at Stockholm’s KTH Royal Institute of Technology on September 22, and four of them will join me for an online Google Hang to take your questions about what it is … Continue reading “Ask an astronaut”
There might not be an astronaut wedding this year, but the annual Association of Space Explorers XXVIII Planetary Congress at KTH Royal Institute of Technology will nevertheless be something truly unique. The conference of 100 astronauts will be hosted for two days at KTH, September 21 and 22, during which there will be a grand inaugural … Continue reading “Why the astronauts are landing in Sweden”
Stephen Hawking just delivered a status report on the search for a solution to the information loss paradox, at the conclusion of a weeklong conference being held at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. The conference was sponsored by Nordita, a theoretical physics research center co-driven by KTH and Stockholm University. The organizer was … Continue reading “Hawking discusses results of black hole conference”
It might not settle the argument over what happens to information trapped in black holes, but Stephen Hawking’s new theory dominated the discussion today at a specially-convened meeting of world-leading physicists, held at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Black holes don’t actually swallow and destroy physical information, according to a theory Hawking proposed at the Hawking Radiation … Continue reading “Hawking proposes way for information to escape destruction in black hole”
Stephen Hawking took the floor today at the Hawking Radiation conference to explain his latest idea about how quantum-mechanical information can escape being lost in a black hole. The presentation was made today during the Hawking Radiation conference being held at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. Hawking is in town for a weeklong … Continue reading “Hawking explains his new theory of how information avoids destruction in black holes”