The Parkes Telescope. [Image Source]
Astrophysicists have concluded the yet most precise search for the gravitational wave background created by supermassive black hole mergers. But the expected signal isn�t there.
Last month, Lawrence Krauss rumored that the newly updated gravitational wave detector LIGO had seen its first signal. The news spread quickly � and was shot down almost as quickly.
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Mysteriously quiet space baffles researchers
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