A black hole is not just a cosmic vacuum cleaner. Its memory can exceed that of the star that fell in. This 'information load' changes gravitational waves, like a weight on a string changes the tone. Now scientists can read the birth history of black holes from these waves.
🎯 Even a microscopic black hole from particle collisions can store more information than a massive star.
🎬 In the movie 'Interstellar', a black hole stores information that saves humanity—an idea echoing real research on how black holes process data.