Laboratory Black Holes: Playing with Temperature ⚡ экспресс
Original: "On the dilaton gravity of analogue black holes"
In superconducting circuits, physicists recreated black holes and learned to manipulate their thermal properties, impossible for real ones.
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In lab-made black holes from superconductors, scientists found a way to switch on and off the dependence of temperature on state—impossible in real black holes. This is a path to new quantum technologies.
🎯 It was [scientist:Jacob Bekenstein]Jacob Bekenstein[/scientist] who first suggested that black holes have entropy, linking it to the area of the event horizon.
🎬 In the movie "Interstellar," a black hole bends time—analog systems let us see similar effects at the scale of a microchip.