general theory of relativity

Don’t Let the Event Horizon Steal the Limelight, Save Some for the Ergosphere

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A Brief History of Black Holes

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What Albert Einstein Meant When he Said ‘God Does Not Play Dice’

The VIRGO Observatory. Credit: The Virgo collaboration/CCO 1.0

Gravitational Waves From Colliding Black Holes Detected for Fourth Time – With Many Firsts

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When Birds Flock Around a Sphere, Beautiful Things Happen

Knabenphysik At 92: Remembering the Boys’ Club of Early Quantum Mechanics

What is the Point of Theoretical Physics?