Ligo finds the biggest collision in the black hole found

A record-breaking black hole shash-up only expands our view of the worst inhabitants of the universe.

Since Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (bath) begins to find Gravitational Waves – Fabric ripples of physical fact – 10 years ago, it gets nearly 100 collisions between pairs of black holes. On November 23, 2023, Ligo took a such signal “unique and confusing to interpret”, as Sophie Bini In the California Institute of Technology technology. He and his colleagues later determined it was made of Most The black hole mergers found.

One of the collision Black holes approximately 100 times as many days, while others reached almost 140 mass of solar. The previous record was held in a black hole united half of half as large. Team member Mark Hannam In Cardiff University in the UK says not only black holes are so much, but they also Hurry up to rushthat puts it on the edge of what we can expect to spacting the space based on mathematical models we have in the universe.

The masses of black holes are too high for them to be formed by collapse directly from an elderly star, so there is good reason to believe products in the haunting holes, said Hannam. “There may be many consecutive unites,” he said.

“Ten years ago, we were surprised that the black holes of 30 solar masses were already. Here are black holes over 100 solar masses,” just as Davide Gerosa At the University of Milano-Bicocca in Italy. Gravitational Wave signals from many black colors are darker than the little ones, so it’s more likely to be challenged to know it, he said. Bini presented this work of The conference of Edoardo Amaldi in Gravitational Waves In Glasgow, UK 14 July.

Hannam and Bini both say to fully understand the new signal, including determining the origins of black holes, we need observations of holes with the same observations of dramatic uniforms. Ligo saw the an increasing number of black hole in union With each upgrade, so maybe learn more recorders that go on. However, in May the Trump administration Suggested closure in half of the facilityWhat is, when Hannam looks, make tests on signs like new almost impossible.