Physicists Recreate Black Hole Energy Extraction in Lab Experiment

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Researchers at CUNY ASRC have successfully recreated the energy extraction process of black holes in a laboratory using a stationary device.
This breakthrough, based on a theory by Sir Roger Penrose, uses artificial rotation to amplify electromagnetic waves, with potential applications in communication, optics, and quantum computing.

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Researchers at CUNY ASRC have successfully recreated the energy extraction process of black holes in a laboratory using a stationary device. This breakthrough, based on a theory by Sir Roger Penrose, uses artificial rotation to amplify electromagnetic waves, with potential applications in communication, optics, and quantum computing.

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