
Next, Add in a Sprinkling of Primordial Binaries
Today’s astrobite explores if current gravitational wave observations be explained if we add in primordial black holes to our recipe of the universe.
Today’s astrobite explores if current gravitational wave observations be explained if we add in primordial black holes to our recipe of the universe.
Find out what happens when a star comes too close to a binary black hole system in today’s astrobite.
Today’s paper presents a unified model for tidal disruption events, in which a star gets shredded by the tidal forces of a supermassive black hole!
In this astrobite, astrophysicists use gravitational waves to “listen” for the presence of dark matter and infer its properties!
General relativity to the rescue! Today’s paper teaches us how microlensing data can be used to infer black hole natal kick velocities.
Today we talk black holes with Professor Erin Kara in anticipation of her plenary talk at #AAS241!