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Do We Know What Happens Inside a Black Hole — and Why Not?

Black holes are among the most extreme objects in the universe, yet what happens inside them remains one of the greatest unanswered questions in physics. While modern science can describe…

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Gravity and Quantum Gravity: Where Classical Physics Meets Its Limits

Gravity is the most familiar of the fundamental forces, shaping everything from falling objects to the motion of galaxies. At everyday and astronomical scales, it is described with extraordinary accuracy…

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Neutron Star Mergers: The Cosmic Factories of Gold and Platinum

For much of the twentieth century, the origin of the heaviest elements in the universe remained an open question. While stars are known to forge elements like carbon and iron,…

deka January 8, 2026

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Hawking Radiation: How Black Holes Slowly Evaporate

For a long time, black holes were thought to be perfect cosmic traps—objects from which nothing could ever escape. This view changed in the 1970s when physicist Stephen Hawking showed…

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Kilonova and Supernova: Two Different Cosmic Explosions

Explosive events play a central role in shaping the universe, redistributing matter and energy across galaxies. Among the most powerful of these events are supernovae and kilonovae, which are often…

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Black Holes: What Science Knows Today and What It Still Hypothesizes

Black holes are among the most extreme and fascinating objects in the universe, once considered purely theoretical and now firmly established by observation. They represent regions of spacetime where gravity…

deka January 1, 2026

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Baryon Asymmetry: Why There Is More Matter Than Antimatter

According to the known laws of physics, the Big Bang should have produced matter and antimatter in equal amounts. If that symmetry had remained perfect, particles and antiparticles would have…

deka January 1, 2026

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Betelgeuse: A Red Supergiant Near the End of Its Life

Betelgeuse is one of the most famous and closely studied stars in the night sky, easily recognizable by its reddish glow and enormous size. Located in the constellation Orion, it…

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The Cosmic Web: What the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe Is Made Of

When we look at the universe on its largest scales, galaxies are not scattered randomly through space. Instead, they form an immense, interconnected structure known as the cosmic web. This…

deka December 30, 2025

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Cosmic Inflation: How the Universe Expanded in an Instant

One of the most influential ideas in modern cosmology is the concept of cosmic inflation, a brief period of extremely rapid expansion that occurred at the very beginning of the…

deka December 30, 2025