Meredith Fore
Meredith is a physicist-turned-science writer formerly contributing to Space.com in the areas of physics, astronomy, and communication of scientific research to the public. Her skills include translate high-level, complex scientific topics into easy-to-understand media. She's written online and in print amid topics like quantum mechanics, black holes, particle physics, and more for WIRED, Inside Science, Physics, Symmetry, and Live Science.
Latest articles by Meredith Fore

Physicists Have Finally Seen Traces of a Long-Sought Particle. Here's Why That's a Big Deal.
By Meredith Fore published
It was predicted four decades ago, but only found now.

Stephen Hawking Was Right: Black Holes Can Evaporate, Weird New Study Shows
By Meredith Fore published
In 1974, Stephen Hawking made one of his most famous predictions: that black holes eventually evaporate entirely.

One of Stephen Hawking's Most Famous Theories About Black Holes Just Suffered a Huge Blow
By Meredith Fore published
A groundbreaking search for Hawking's ancient black holes comes back empty-handed.

Physicists Reverse Time for Tiny Particles Inside a Quantum Computer
By Meredith Fore published
The "arrow of time" went backward inside this tiny quantum computer.

Bizarre Physics Phenomenon Suggests Objects Can Be Two Temperatures at Once
By Meredith Fore published
Schrödinger's cat has a new friend: Schrödinger's thermometer.
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