Frequently Asked Questions

Event Horizon Review is an analytical publication dedicated to exploring the physics and theory of black holes. We provide scientific journalism, expert commentary, theoretical analysis, and interviews with astrophysicists. Our mission is to bridge cutting-edge research with informed scientific discourse, making complex concepts accessible while maintaining rigorous analytical standards.

Our primary audience includes researchers, physicists, academics, science journalists, graduate students, and enthusiasts of theoretical and observational astrophysics. We cater to readers with strong scientific backgrounds who seek in-depth analysis of black hole physics, relativity, quantum mechanics, and related fields.

We welcome article submissions and research proposals from qualified researchers and experts in astrophysics, theoretical physics, and related fields. To submit a proposal, please contact us through our contact form or email us directly at info@eventhorizonreview.org. Include a brief abstract, author credentials, and an outline of your proposed content. All submissions undergo editorial review for scientific accuracy, relevance, and quality.

Our editorial board consists of experts in astrophysics, theoretical physics, and gravitational research. All content undergoes rigorous editorial review to verify scientific accuracy, proper citation of sources, and adherence to current understanding in the field. We maintain high standards for evidence-based analysis and theoretical rigor. However, we also encourage discussion of emerging theories and hypotheses, clearly distinguishing established science from speculative proposals.

Yes, our content is available for citation in academic and educational contexts. Unless otherwise specified, content is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. When citing our articles, please include the author name, article title, "Event Horizon Review," publication date, and URL. For commercial use or reproduction beyond fair use, please contact us for permission.

Articles published on Event Horizon Review undergo editorial review by our expert editorial board. While this process is rigorous and ensures scientific accuracy, it differs from formal peer review conducted by primary research journals. We focus on analytical commentary, theoretical discussions, and interpretation of published research rather than original experimental or observational results. Authors retain responsibility for the accuracy and validity of their contributions.

You can stay informed about new publications through several channels: regularly visit our blog page, follow us on social media platforms (LinkedIn, Twitter, ResearchGate), or contact us to inquire about newsletter subscriptions. We periodically publish analyses of recent developments in black hole physics, gravitational wave astronomy, and related fields.

Our coverage focuses on black hole physics and related phenomena, including: theoretical foundations of general relativity and gravitational physics, quantum aspects including Hawking radiation and information paradoxes, observational evidence from gravitational waves and electromagnetic observations, black hole thermodynamics and entropy, supermassive black holes and galactic evolution, numerical simulations and computational astrophysics, and connections to fundamental theories in physics.

Yes, Event Horizon Review welcomes collaborations with research institutions, observatories, academic organizations, and individual researchers. We are interested in joint projects, expert interviews, collaborative analyses, and knowledge exchange initiatives. For collaboration proposals, please reach out through our contact page with details about your organization and proposed collaboration objectives.

You can reach our editorial team through multiple channels:

Email: info@eventhorizonreview.org
Phone: +41 22 987 64 21
Address: Rue de Lausanne 132, Geneva, Switzerland
Contact Form: Visit our contact page

Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Central European Time. We aim to respond to inquiries within 48 hours during business days.