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Laura Arenschield

  • Director of Editorial Strategy, Paul Werth Associates
Columbus
As seen in: WebMD, EurekAlert!, Phys.org, Medscape, Ohio State Alumni Magazine, Medical Xpress, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), The Toledo Blade, Dayton Daily News, Government Technology and
Science/nature nerd, writer, mom. Loves the Midwest, journalism, storytelling. she/her.
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Album Release: Amanda Shires and the Late Bobbie Nelson Combine Piano and Poetry on Loving You

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By Laura Arenschield, Gabriela Gomez-Misserian Verified
| Garden & Gun Verified
By the time Amanda Shires got into the studio with Bobbie Nelson in the spring of 2021, she was about ready to call it quits on music. A string of bad recording experiences had left her reeling. But with the encouragement of friend and producer Lawrence Rothman, she found herself working on an album. And she thought she might want that album to include “Always on My Mind,” a song famously covered by Willie Nelson.
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Resolving the black hole ‘fuzzball or wormhole’ debate

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By Laura Arenschield
| Newswise
Newswise — COLUMBUS, Ohio – Black holes really are giant fuzzballs, a new study says. The study attempts to put to rest the debate over Stephen Hawking’s famous information paradox, the problem created by Hawking’s conclusion that any data that enters a black hole can never leave. This conclusion accorded with the laws of thermodynamics, but opposed the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics.
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Black holes really are giant fuzzballs, shows study

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By Laura Arenschield
| Knowridge Science Report
Credit: Ohio State University. A new study confirms answers to Stephen Hawking’s black hole information paradox. Black holes really are giant fuzzballs, a new study says. The study attempts to put to rest the debate over Stephen Hawking’s famous information paradox, the problem created by Hawking’s conclusion that any data that enters a black hole can never leave. This conclusion accorded with the laws of thermodynamics, but opposed the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics.
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