Our human quest with the Black Hole

Pub Date : 2020-09-01 DOI:10.1016/j.endeavour.2020.100724
Philip Kao , Sebastien Vasey
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Black holes are fundamental: They are where small and large scales meet, where the two main theories of physics clash, and where the finite and infinite come together. Furthermore, the explosion of twentieth century black hole science coincided with a shift in the phenomenology of the universe. We consider this philosophical turn towards cosmic mindfulness, and ask whether there are definite limits to our interaction with black holes, and if a human world could ever take direct advantage of the counterintuitive effects happening near a black hole’s event horizon.

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人类对黑洞的探索
黑洞是最基本的:它是大小尺度交汇的地方,是两种主要物理理论碰撞的地方,是有限和无限交汇的地方。此外,20世纪黑洞科学的爆发恰逢宇宙现象学的转变。我们考虑这种哲学转向宇宙正念,并询问我们与黑洞的互动是否有明确的限制,以及人类世界是否可以直接利用发生在黑洞事件视界附近的反直觉效应。
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