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JWST spots giant black holes all over the early universe(quantamagazine.org)
322 points by Brajeshwar | 133 comments
Quanta Magazine article on James Webb Space Telescope observations revealing an unexpected abundance of giant black holes in the early universe.
In Hilbert space, all things are quantumly possible(quantamagazine.org)
130 points by unprovable | 80 comments
Quanta Magazine explainer on Hilbert space, the abstract mathematical realm used to describe quantum phenomena.
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James Webb Space Telescope reveals that most galaxies rotate clockwise(smithsonianmag.com)
333 points by instagraham | 276 comments
Smithsonian Magazine Smart News article on a JWST-based study finding most distant galaxies rotate clockwise, with possible explanations including a black-hole universe.
Biggest dark matter detector spots a single weird particle(science.org)
333 points by randycupertino | 122 comments
Science magazine news article about the world's biggest dark matter detector spotting a single unusual particle; captured page shows a Cloudflare verification screen.
Research suggests Big Bang may have taken place inside a black hole(port.ac.uk)
705 points by zaik | 563 comments
University of Portsmouth blog post in which Professor Enrique Gaztanaga proposes a theory that the Big Bang may have occurred inside a black hole.
Monster gravitational waves spotted for first time(nature.com)
382 points by throw0101c | 180 comments
Nature news article from 29 June 2023 reporting the first detection of low-frequency 'monster' gravitational waves via pulsar timing.
LIGO detects most massive black hole merger to date(caltech.edu)
349 points by Eduard | 184 comments
Caltech news article announcing that LIGO detected the most massive black hole merger observed to date via gravitational waves.
Biology might not be quantum, but its math is quantumlike(quantamagazine.org)
112 points by pseudolus | 49 comments
Quanta Magazine article arguing that while biology may not rely on quantum effects, the mathematics describing biological systems resembles quantum math.












