Math just proved the inner edge of a spinning black hole is a wall of infinite gravity that basically ends the universe.
Space & Astronomy arxiv | Mar 19
There are 'imposter' stars out there that cast shadows that look exactly like black holes.
Space & Astronomy arxiv | Mar 19
Huge stars are born from chaotic turbulence, not magnetic fields like we’ve believed for years.
Space & Astronomy arxiv | Mar 19
Newton’s gravity laws might be totally wrong at every level, from tiny labs to entire galaxies.
Space & Astronomy arxiv | Mar 19
Most of Earth's gold and platinum should have sunk to the core, so our theories on why it’s on the surface are a mess.
Space & Astronomy arxiv | Mar 19
Women have such a natural lead in memory tasks that it's accidentally hiding early Alzheimer's signs.
Health & Medicine medrxiv | Mar 19
A new model says COVID waves were driven more by the environment than by people catching it from each other.
Health & Medicine medrxiv | Mar 19
Fancy bird feathers might have evolved just to prove to females that a male is a loyal dad.
Life Science ecoevorxiv | Mar 19
A massive study of chess games found zero proof that women play worse against men, debunking an old theory.
Psychology psyarxiv | Mar 19
People in psych studies often answer surveys in a 'trance' and forget what they said just seconds later.
Psychology psyarxiv | Mar 19
The recent shift of Latino voters toward the GOP was actually driven by those voters becoming more anti-immigration.
Society & Education socarxiv | Mar 19
Your personality is a better predictor of how much you'll struggle with government red tape than your money or education.
Society & Education socarxiv | Mar 19
Pot users who remember seeing mental health warnings are actually more likely to be high-risk daily users.
Society & Education socarxiv | Mar 19
Immigrants often get more 'pro-native' and want stricter borders when a completely different cultural group arrives.
Society & Education socarxiv | Mar 19