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Radical Idea Could Make Future Space Mission 100 Times More Powerful

The first-time detection of gravitational waves (GW) by researchers at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) in 2015 triggered a revolution in astronomy.

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LISA Will Be a Remarkable Gravitational-Wave Observatory But There s a Way to Make it 100 Times More Powerful

LISA Will Be a Remarkable Gravitational-Wave Observatory But There s a Way to Make it 100 Times More Powerful
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A new phenomenon: Astronomers spot two neutron stars being swallowed by black holes

A new phenomenon: Astronomers spot two neutron stars being swallowed by black holes
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Laws Of Nature Turned Up To 11 : Astronomers Spot Two Neutron Stars Being Swallowed By Black Holes

‘Laws Of Nature Turned Up To 11’: Astronomers Spot Two Neutron Stars Being Swallowed By Black Holes Share One of the best things about being an astronomer is being able to discover something new about the universe. In fact, maybe the only thing better is discovering it twice. And that’s exactly what my colleagues and I have done, by making two separate observations, just ten days apart, of an entirely new type of astronomical phenomenon: a neutron star circling a black hole before being gobbled up. The two observations were made in January 2020, by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) and the Virgo Observatory, both of which detect gravitational waves from the distant cosmos.

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Astronomers spot two neutron stars being swallowed by black holes – Monash Lens

Astronomers spot two neutron stars being swallowed by black holes – Monash Lens
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