"Record-Breaking Quantum Tornado Mimics Black Hole Behavior in Lab"

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Physicists have achieved a groundbreaking feat by creating a "quantum tornado" in superfluid helium, mimicking the behavior of black holes with unprecedented precision. By studying the vortex, researchers have identified similarities between the vortex flow and the influence of a spinning black hole on the curved space-time around it, offering new insights into the behavior of black holes. This experiment has the potential to unlock a new area of black hole science and predict how quantum fields behave in curved spacetimes around astrophysical black holes.
- First-of-Its-Kind 'Quantum Tornado' Achieves Record-Breaking Black Hole Mimicry ScienceAlert
- First Ever "Quantum Tornado" Lets Scientists Simulate Black Holes In The Lab IFLScience
- Quantum tornado provides gateway to understanding black holes Phys.org
- Quantum vortex created in the lab to mimic black hole behavior Earth.com
- Scientists create 'giant quantum vortex' AOL
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