Don’t disturb the baby! A black hole discovered to be born quietly
This black hole could have been born without any bright supernova explosion, emitting nothing but a few neutrinos in its formation. Find out how we can tell in today’s paper!
Timing Black Holes’ Race to Merge Using Waves on the Stochastic Sea
There’s a space race that can last hundreds of millions of years: the race for two black holes to merge. Find out how we can use the gravitational wave background as our stopwatchin today’s bite!
Unveiling hamstars: the cheek-stuffing accreting stars
Learn how greedy stars can store overflow matter to eat later in today’s bite
Jam Sesh with the Gravitational Wave Multi-Band
The dynamical universe sends out ripples creating a massive symphony of gravitational waves. Learn how we can tune into all these melodies with new detectors in today’s post!
Meet the AAS Keynote Speakers: Dr. Stephen Taylor
Today we interview astrophysicist Stephen Taylor for his plenary talk at #AAS243!