Synopsis

Black holes are the universe's most formidable entities. Their gravity is inescapable; not even light can evade their pull. Astronomers now estimate that billions of these cosmic devourers exist, consuming planets and stars alike in spectacular displays of voracity. Emerging theoretical work concerning the warped nature of black holes proposes a startling possibility: that three-dimensional space itself might be an illusion, and that true reality resides as a two-dimensional hologram at the univ