One of the scariest and most impressive things in endless space. black holesknows how to surprise us time and time again with every work delivered. In particular, the rapidly developing technology work on space Supporting this directly will allow us to receive the information we will learn about black holes more quickly.

For star swallower we have seen a black hole and the previously taken black hole photo has been reconstructed using artificial intelligence. Current information, while far from visual, makes us rethink what we know about physics.

A new speed limit has been set for the most extreme collisions in the universe.

Simulations of supermassive black holes showed that two black holes on their way to collide can reach a speed of 1/10 the speed of light. This is more or less 102 million km/h doing. This speed is seen at the tipping point of two black holes converging or diverging. Just about irreversible When we get to this point, we can say that this speed is occurring.

The researchers who discovered this will now prove that this speed cannot be mathematically exceeded by using the general law of relativity. Carlos Lousto, professor of mathematics and statistics, who was involved in the research, emphasizes that it is about something more general. This too new laws of physics It means it might come up.

Supercomputers were used to conduct the research.

Together with Lousto and James Healy, the research team worked to estimate the maximum recoil velocity of black holes. numerical simulations through experiments. These experiments with equations from general relativity allowed the team to see how the two interacting black holes would react.

As a result too Lousto, argued that the results obtained point to a comprehensive principle that applies at many scales, from atoms to colliding black holes. This a definitive source Lousto said it’s still early to say it does and said it’s a solid point to dive deeper into studies.

You can view the research here.