New black-hole entropy work sets a test target for possible departures from Kerr
bronzeagepapi · x · 2026-07-23
The post shares a theoretical paper asking whether black-hole entropy could predict testable departures from the Kerr solution. The authors frame the result as a target for future tests, not as an actual detection.
It is explicitly a theory-oriented result: the work sets up a possible observable direction, but does not claim evidence that astrophysical black holes already deviate from Kerr.
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