Varma and his fellow researchers have developed a new method using gravitational wave measurements to predict when a final black hole will remain in its host galaxy and when it will be ejected.

The Curiosity rover's aluminum wheels have taken a beating, with new images showing some dramatic gaping holes. But don't be alarmed: NASA has it under control. The photos are eye-opening.

More than a century ago, physicist Albert Einstein predicted the existence of black holes—points in space where gravity is so powerful nothing, not even light, can escape their pull. Since then ...

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The Curiosity rover's aluminum wheels have taken a beating, with new images showing some dramatic gaping holes. But don't be alarmed: NASA has it under control. The photos are eye-opening.