Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory

Scientists Discover That Universe Has a Background ‘Hum’

Physicists Detect Gravitational Waves From Heaviest Black-Hole Merger Yet

In the Latest Gravitational Wave Signal, a New Music Meets an Old Prediction

A Surprisingly Big Black Hole Might Have Swallowed a Star From the Inside Out

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Astronomers Excited Over Prospect of Black Hole Feasting on a Neutron Star

An artist's concept of what a neutron star collision would look like. Credit: Illustration by Robin Dienel courtesy of the Carnegie Institution for Science

LIGO and Telescopes Spot Spectacular Neutron Star Cataclysm in Record-Breaking Discovery

L-R: Kip Thorne (credit: LIGO Lab/Caltech), Rainer Weiss (credit: IAU, CC BY 4.0) and Barry Barish (source: YouTube)

Nobel Prize for Physics Goes to Trio That Pioneered Gravitational Wave Astronomy