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When is a black hole like a dripping faucet?

Posted on 12 May 06 by FmH
“Physicists struggling to understand how black holes behave in the extra dimensions posited by string theory should turn off their computers and turn on their kitchen faucets, a new study suggests. The objects act just like narrow streams of water that begin to separate into drops.” (New Scientist)

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