Black Hole

Australia is a very dry country and because of this, brutal dust and sand storms can be quite a frequent occurrence in certain parts of the country. If youve never been in one yourself, the following footage may shock you. This video was filmed in the town o…

Scientists have discovered what they believe is the loudest possible underwater sound — a sound so powerful that it can vaporize water on contact. It's not the sound of a massive underwater earthquake, nor is it the sound of a pistol shrimp snapping its claw…

If you’ve never heard of Patagonia’s Black Hole duffel bags, you’ve likely spotted one in an airport, foreign train station or strapped to the roof of an overlander. Patagonia built the weather-resistant and sturdy bags to last decades with a rugged TPU-lamin…

Offworld: The Black Hole (1979)

Are black holes indestructible? Explore the theory of Hawking radiation, a process that could lead a black hole to gradually lose mass and evaporate.

This year, REI's Anniversary Sale is running from May 17 to May 27. Whether you've been eying a big-ticket item like a paddleboard, or need to pick up another knife or replace a popped sleeping pad, it's the best time of the year to pick up outdoor equipment …

Congress can sometimes feel as distant and impenetrable as a black hole — which was the topic of a House Science Committee hearing held yesterday (May 16). Four scientists affiliated with the Event Horizon Telescope project, which released the first-ever ima…

Weve known for a while Motorola is planning on reviving its Razr brand, jumping on the folding phone bandwagon with its own take on the concept that far removed from Huawei or Samsungs. Though weve leaked materials showing what the phone will look like when o…

US computer scientist Katie Bouman, who became a global sensation over her role in generating the world's first image of a black hole, has described the painstaking process as akin to listening to a piano with broken keys. Testifying before Congress on Thurs…

There's a "dark impactor" blasting holes in our galaxy. We can't see it. It might not be made of normal matter. Our telescopes haven't directly detected it. But it sure seems like it's out there. "It's a dense bullet of something," said Ana Bonaca, a researc…