Black Holes

Do Black Holes Have Limited Life Spans?

July 1, 2022

Question of the week: Does science indicate if black holes have limited life spans like the burning times of stars or will they consume...

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read

Neutron Star Mergers, Part 2: Evidence for Design

July 19, 2021

In last week’s post, "Neutron Star Mergers, Part 1: Evidence for Creation," I described how astronomers’ observations of binary neutron star merging events is...

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read

Neutron Star Mergers, Part 1: Evidence for Creation

July 12, 2021

The early twentieth-century discovery of the cosmic expansion rate convinced astronomers that the universe had a beginning. Mounting evidence since then has yielded greater...

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read

First Image of a Black Hole

May 3, 2019

When Albert Einstein first proposed his general theory of relativity, it transformed the way scientists thought about space and time. Specifically, the theory predicted...

Physics & Mathematics

by Jeff Zweerink Read

Neutron Star Merger Explains Why We’re Here (Expanded Version)

November 3, 2017

On October 16, the physicists and astronomers who comprise the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) and the Virgo gravitational wave telescope research teams announced...

Geology & Earth

by Hugh Ross Read

Testing Quantum Gravity Models

March 20, 2017

Two weeks ago, I wrote about how recent observations of distant quasars and blazers at short wavelengths eliminated many of the quantum gravity models...

Physics & Mathematics

by Hugh Ross Read