There are 35 New Black Hole Collisions!

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The international collaboration of LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA has announced the observation of the latest event, the 35 . collision black hole which releases gravitational waves — tiny vibrations in the fabric of space-time.

This gravitational wave event is caused by a cosmic collision. Of the 35 gravitational waves, 32 of them are likely related to two black holes colliding with each other. Two more events may involve a rare black hole in association with a neutron star. One remaining event becomes a mysterious object that cannot be explained.

“Only now are we starting to appreciate diversity black hole and amazing neutron stars. Our latest results prove that they come in a variety of sizes and combinations,” Christopher Berry, member of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, said in a statement. IFL Science.

“We have solved some old mysteries but discovered some new ones as well. Using these observations, we are getting closer to unlocking the mystery of how stars – the building blocks of our universe – evolve,” he said.

According to Hannah Middleton, a postdoctoral researcher at OzGrav, University of Melbourne, each new observation the team makes often brings new discoveries and surprises. Detection of gravitational waves has become a daily thing for them, but it is still an interesting issue to discuss.

“Future observation trips are sure to come across even more unusual events – gravitational wave astronomers have a lot to look forward to,” Middleton said.

Maya Fishbach, Anggota Postdoctoral Einstein NASA and members of the collaboration also gave their opinion on this latest finding. As it turned out, according to him, the universe has very interesting gravitational waves.

“Our improved detectors will be able to pick up quieter signals, including black hole and neutron stars that coalesce further… I can’t wait to find out what else is out there.”

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