at a par-4. He used a TaylorMade Stealth 2 driver to ace the 346-yard 14th hole, with bonus of it being his first career ace.

But for his golfing buddies, even this was a shocker. The 90-years-young Kersten hit a hole-in-one at Cedar Creek Golf Club earlier this month, playing during his normal Tuesday morning time slot ...

At age 90, Ray Riek has enjoyed a lifetime of aces. The Southmont resident made a hole-in-one on the par-3 No. 5 at Berkley Hills Golf Course this past month. By Riek’s count, that was his 15th ...

Given that neighboring stars are born around the same time, the team concludes that the black hole triple is also 4 billion years old. "We've never been able to do this before for an old black ...

"Overall, it's not surprising that black holes should be in triples, but what's surprising is that this system held onto the outer star after forming the black hole." Astronomers have discovered ...

The explosions, which leave behind a black hole or a neutron star, are so energetic they can outshine their host galaxies for months. However, astronomers appear to have spotted a massive star ...

As it turns out, stellar-mass and supermassive black hole coronas share geometric properties. Despite their name, black holes are often surrounded by bright, radiating whirlpools of matter known ...

The team determined the star and the black hole are about 4 billion years old. For comparison, the Earth formed about 4.5 billion years ago, and the universe is about 13.8 billion years old ...

The problem was that anything that falls into a black hole contains information – what sorts of particles it is made of, their configurations, their quantum states – and if what comes back out ...

The researchers were also able to figure out the age of the black hole system and determined that the triple was about 4 billion years old. This is because the outer star appears to be becoming a ...

Given that neighboring stars are born around the same time, the team concludes that the black hole triple is also 4 billion years old. "We've never been able to do this before for an old black ...

And yes, the images indeed show what is popularly known as a "headspin hole" — actually, a tumorous mass or bumpb that breakdancers sometimes develop on top of their heads. Report co-author ...