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Monster black holes did not form the usual way — their history of violence is written into spacetime ripples

🔭 The heaviest black holes in the universe weren't born — they were built. New research using LIGO–Virgo–KAGRA data reveals these cosmic giants grew through repeated violent collisions inside dense star clusters, and their spinning signatures give them away. Two distinct populations, a confirmed mass gap at 45 solar masses, and a new window into nuclear physics. The full story is on SKYCR.ORG. 🌌⚫

A new study from Cardiff University analyzing the GWTC-4 gravitational-wave catalog identifies two distinct black hole populations and provides the strongest evidence yet for the pair-instability mass gap at 45 solar masses. The most massive black holes show spin signatures consistent with hierarchical mergers in dense stellar environments.

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