Scientists Recreate Black Hole Plasma in Laboratory Breakthrough

New experiments at CERN generate high-density plasma beams, opening new avenues in astrophysical research

Researchers used CERN's Super Proton Synchrotron to produce plasma fireballs similar to those around black holes.
The experiment generated 10 trillion electron-positron pairs, mimicking astrophysical plasma conditions.
This advancement allows scientists to study gamma-ray bursts and black hole jets in unprecedented detail.
The international collaboration involved institutions from the UK, USA, Germany, Iceland, and Portugal.
The findings promise to validate theoretical models and enhance understanding of cosmic phenomena.