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Astro Weekly: The birth of a black hole

When the very concept of a black hole first emerged around 1915 from the theory of general relativity, Albert Einstein suspected that his math was flawed. Subsequent theoretical work suggesting the existence of a gravitational singularity (a place where the laws of physics don’t exist) resulted in more skepticism.

Astro Weekly: A Special Shoutout to Trees

A few hundred years before the ancient Egyptians constructed the Pyramids of Giza, a seed germinated in the soil of western North America. Today, nearly 5,000 years later, that seed lives on as Methuselah—the current oldest tree on Earth. This tree came into existence when the world population

Farmer's Pizza

To pizza lovers and foodies throughout Bozeman, Red Tractor Pizza is a well known name. Red Tractor Pizza (RTP) is renowned for its delicious pizza, sustainable practices, live music, and energetic atmosphere. On their website, RTP boasts that, “The foundation to great communities starts with creating welcoming environments where people

El Camino: The New Kid On The Block

Despite having only opened at the start of the year, El Camino has quickly become an integral part of Bozeman’s unique nightlife. Through its Main Street doors awaits a welcoming retro wonderland, transporting revelers back to decades past. It’s a place that is not afraid to be unabashedly

So, What’s All The Hype About?

You Americans love your college teams. This is a bit of a culture shock for me. Back home in the UK, whilst there is a sense of pride in supporting our university teams, religiously showing up to every home game or travelling to select away games is just something we

What was Cat-Griz in the 70s?

The fierce rivalry between the Cat and Griz football teams has been a staple of Montana tradition for ages. With no professional sports teams in the area, Montanans live for the Cat-Griz rivalry, and it has been described as one of the best football rivalries in the country. In

Astro Weekly: The Great Divide

Sculpted by a never ending combination of plate tectonic motion and erosion, the wonderful and dynamic crust of planet Earth presents us with awe-inspiring landscapes. Tectonic plates scrape past one another, diverge, and crash together, and the rocky crust of our planet is torn, exhumed, deformed, and uplifted. As