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Black Holes: Physics, Structure, and Theory

1Introduction to Black Holes and Historical Context2Foundations of General Relativity3The Schwarzschild Solution4Geometry of Spacetime and Tidal Forces5Rotating Black Holes: The Kerr Metric6Black Hole Thermodynamics7Hawking Radiation and Quantum Effects8The Information Paradox9Formation and Astrophysical Evidence10Direct Imaging and Future Horizons
The Information Paradox

Testing Complementarity: The Observer's Dilemma

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Black Hole Complementarity proposes that there is no contradiction because the two observers cannot communicate. Alice falls in and keeps the information. Bob sees it radiate out. But Alice can never return to tell Bob she still has it. Since they can never compare notes, no single observer sees information cloned. Try the simulation to see why this preserves quantum mechanics.
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An interactive game where the learner plays as an infalling observer and a distant observer to understand Black Hole Complementarity.

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