Discover the source of gravitational waves from neutron stars
The Hubble telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is observing a pair of neutron stars in the galaxy NGC 4993, 130 million light-years from Earth.
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The Hubble telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is observing a pair of neutron stars in the galaxy NGC 4993, 130 million light-years from Earth.
New gravitational waves were measured by scientists on August 14 after two black holes had masses of 31 and 25 times the mass of the Sun colliding.
Finding gravitational waves is extremely difficult, so we can say this is an extraordinary discovery. And let's try to see what we need to know about this extraordinary…
German scientists continue to discover that new gravitational signals stem from the merger of two black holes 3 billion light-years away.
The existence of new dimensions outside the 3D universe has always been a big question for physicists. Gravitational waves may be the key to observing the effects of odd…
China began to build the world's tallest gravitational wave detector telescope in Tibet, 5,000 meters above sea level
For the first time astronomers discovered gravitational waves that bounced back from a collision between two black holes more than a billion years ago.
At the same time the gravitational wave was discovered in September 2015, the Fermi telescope also caught a short signal emitted from the vicinity.
Gravitational waves and cosmic black holes are concepts that only enthusiasts can understand. So how about ordinary people, we will have to understand these two concepts?
Produced by the greatest disturbances in the universe, they do not interact with matter, so they are not hindered when moving are special points of gravitational waves.
The discovery of gravitational waves for the first time is a major and significant event of modern physics in particular and the world in general, paving the way for oth…
Scientists are buzzing with Albert Einstein's theory of gravitational theory that may have been found, leading to one of the greatest discoveries of all time.
A huge experiment in Pisa, Italy, is being conducted to find the existence of gravitational waves in the theory of relativity proposed by the scientist Albert Einstein.
In 2034, the European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) will officially implement the eLISA mission.
NASA experts tested a system to detect very light signals like the whispering voices of gravitational waves.