🎶 Listening To The Universe’s Final Duets: What One Gravitational-Wave Detector Can Reveal
A friendly tour of how a single LIGO‑like instrument hears merging stars and black holes—and just how much it can tell us
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🕳️ Baby Giants: How The Early Universe May Have Built Massive Black Holes
New simulations suggest the cosmos had a clever way to make big black holes very soon after the Big Bang
🌌 A Fast-Spinning Black Hole Likely Sits At The Heart Of The Milky Way
New modeling points to a lean, rapidly rotating giant powering our galaxy’s center
💥 When Dead Stars Collide: A Bold Idea To Explain Gamma‑Ray Bursts
How smashups of ultra-dense stars could power the most explosive flashes in the universe
💡 When Neutrinos Don’t Flash: What A Quiet Supernova Taught Us
SN 1987A’s silence in gamma rays set powerful limits on how neutrinos behave