Can waves of gravity be lensed by gravity? A recent study looks for lensed gravitational waves.
Data from the Gaia satellite is so precise, it might be able to detect cosmic gravitational waves.
A new study proposes an exotic boson star to explain the largest gravitational wave merger we've observed.
Gravitational wave detectors are limited by fundamental quantum noise - an incessant "hum" that they cannot ever remove. But now…
Few events in the astronomy community were received with more fanfare than the first detection of gravitational waves, which took…
Astronomers have found evidence of faint gravitational waves using an array of pulsars in our galaxy.
The successful detection of gravitational waves has been a game-changer for astronomy. And now the new frontier is in space,…
Underneath all the gravitational waves we see are faint primordial waves. If we can detect them, it could change our…
The Theory of Relativity predicted the existence of black holes and neutron stars. Einstein gets the credit for the theory…
Because gravitational waves travel at the speed of light, they can be lensed just as light waves are. But observing…