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DESCRIPTION:Wits Digital Dome National Science Month.Black holes are Universe's most dramatic objects: born in stellar collapse, fed by glowing disks of matter, revealed through gravitational waves, and now imaged at horizon scales, thus transforming them from strange mathematical possibilities in Einstein’s theory of gravity into real objects present even in our very own galaxy. They sit at the meeting point of our two best descriptions of nature: Einstein’s theory of gravity, which explains space, time and the large-scale universe, and quantum theory, which governs the microscopic world. In this talk, Sam van Leuven uses black holes as a doorway into holography, that spacetime itself may emerge from a deeper quantum description.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Wits Digital Dome National Science Month.</strong><p style="background: white; margin: 0cm 0cm 6.0pt 30.0pt;"><span>Black holes are Universe's most dramatic objects: born in stellar collapse, fed by glowing disks of matter, revealed through gravitational waves, and now imaged at horizon scales, thus transforming them from strange mathematical possibilities in Einstein&rsquo;s theory of gravity into real objects present even in our very own galaxy. They sit at the meeting point of our two best descriptions of nature: Einstein&rsquo;s theory of gravity, which explains space, time and the large-scale universe, and quantum theory, which governs the microscopic world. In this talk, Sam van Leuven uses black holes as a doorway into holography, that spacetime itself may emerge from a deeper quantum description.</span></p>
SUMMARY:'Black Holes: From Cosmic Shadows to the Fabric of Reality' by Dr Sam van Leuven
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