Science and Technology Science and Technology
Sun, December 8, 2024
[ 05:02 AM ] - United States, Stars and Stripes
Elon Musk's Martian dreams are a boon to the US military
[ 03:42 AM ] - United States, The Indian Express
On these apps, the dark promise of mothers sexually abusing children
[ 03:42 AM ] - United States, MSN
DOST launches Program PROPEL to scale startup innovations
[ 03:22 AM ] - United States, Live Science
Solar system quiz: How well do you know our cosmic neighborhood?
[ 02:02 AM ] - United States, Vanguard
US embassy, STEMi host STEM educator workshop in Cabo Verde
[ 01:22 AM ] - United States, Stabroek News
Super hero series of the 1960s and 70s
[ 01:22 AM ] - United States, MSN
Vortex electric field discovery could impact quantum computing
[ 12:42 AM ] - United States, SciTech Daily
Nano-Pearls: The Stunning Discovery That Challenges How We See the Brain
Sat, December 7, 2024
[ 08:42 PM ] - United States, Forbes
I've Looked At Clouds From Both Sides Now: AI For Climate Science
[ 08:02 PM ] - United States, MSN
Empowering young innovators: The role of youth in Africa's technological transformation
[ 06:42 PM ] - United States, Time
What Trump's New AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks Means For the Tech Industry
[ 06:22 PM ] - United States, The Express Tribune
How China is outsmarting the US in Latin America
[ 06:02 PM ] - United States, Aviation Week
CFM Leap 1 Durability Upgrade Awarded FAA-EASA Certification
[ 06:02 PM ] - United States, Interesting Engineering
US fusion research optimizes stellarator performance to improve plasma confinement
[ 05:42 PM ] - United States, Femina
Femina's Fab 65: Dr Annapurni Subramaniam, Director - IIA
[ 05:42 PM ] - United States, Nigerian Tribune
Ex-Ekiti commissioner worries over increasing moral decadence in schools
[ 05:22 PM ] - United States, New Scientist
AI found a new way to create quantum entanglement
[ 04:22 PM ] - United States, Popular Science
Ancient pyramid uncovered during highway construction
[ 04:22 PM ] - United States, Popular Science
13 jaw-dropping International Landscape Photographer of the Year images
[ 04:02 PM ] - United States, Forbes
Mingle With Moths Among The Oak Trees In Houston's Discovery Park
[ 03:42 PM ] - United States, Live Science
Tiny, portable 'laboratories' sort germs using electricity
[ 03:42 PM ] - United States, The New York Times
How A.I. Can Revive a Love of Learning
[ 03:22 PM ] - United States, SciTech Daily
Magnetrons Unleashed: From Microwave Popcorn to Cutting-Edge Particle Accelerators
[ 03:02 PM ] - United States, MSN
INS Tushil, India's Latest Multi-Role Frigate, Set to be Commissioned on Monday
[ 02:22 PM ] - United States, MSN
AI triggers boom in flexi-work options for technology professionals
[ 02:22 PM ] - United States, MSN
ISRO Video Captures Proba 3's Massive All Three Stages Of Liftoff, Separation and Stage Ignition
[ 02:02 PM ] - United States, MSN
OpenAI's nightmare: What David Sacks as AI Czar ( .. could mean for Sam Altman's $157 billion startup
[ 01:42 PM ] - United States, MSN
Spider-Man Has Cracked a Big Secret Behind Ant-Man's Iconic Powers
[ 01:02 PM ] - United States, MSN
ITC To Increase FPOs To 4,000 In Next 4 Years Linking Crore Farmers
[ 01:02 PM ] - United States, Interesting Engineering
'Most detailed' gravitational wave map reveals invisible universe of black hole mergers

'Most detailed' gravitational wave map reveals invisible universe of black hole mergers


Published on 2024-12-07 13:02:24 - Interesting Engineering
  Print publication without navigation

  • In a breakthrough, scientists have mapped the invisible ripples in spacetime caused by massive objects like black holes.

The article from Interesting Engineering discusses a groundbreaking study published in The Astrophysical Journal, detailing the creation of the first-ever map of gravitational waves. This map, developed by researchers from the University of Chicago and the Adler Planetarium, illustrates the locations and movements of black hole mergers across the universe. By analyzing data from the LIGO and Virgo gravitational wave observatories, scientists have pinpointed 40 black hole mergers, providing insights into the distribution and dynamics of these cosmic events. The map not only confirms the existence of gravitational waves, first detected in 2015, but also enhances our understanding of how black holes interact and merge, potentially reshaping theories about galaxy formation and the universe's expansion. This visualization tool helps in studying the frequency and locations of these mergers, offering a new perspective on the cosmos's structure and evolution.

Read the Full Interesting Engineering Article at:
[ https://interestingengineering.com/science/gravitational-wave-map-reveals-black-hole-mergers ]

Contributing Sources