Netta Engelhardt

Netta Engelhardt, a physics professor at MIT and a leading researcher in black hole information, dives into the mind-boggling puzzle of what happens to information swallowed by black holes. She discusses recent breakthroughs that suggest information might not be lost, exploring the implications of wormholes in this mystery. The conversation also covers the intricate relationship between black holes and entropy, the cosmic dance of entanglement, and how these phenomena challenge our understanding of quantum gravity and the very fabric of space-time.