Date: Saturday, 08-March-2025, 9:36 AM | Message # 1
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Scientists have detected 35 new gravitational wave events, the highest number recorded in a single observation run by LIGO-Virgo. These waves were caused by black hole mergers, neutron star collisions, and unknown cosmic events. On average, 1.7 gravitational waves were detected per week, providing crucial insights into the formation of the universe. One mysterious event could be either a black hole merger or a black hole-neutron star collision. Researchers believe future detections may reveal gravitational waves from supernova explosions. This discovery marks a major step in understanding space-time ripples and cosmic evolution.
