InicionewsGravitational waves expose hidden families of merging black holes

Gravitational waves expose hidden families of merging black holes

Two independent studies published in Physical Review Letters reveal that merging black holes separate into at least three distinct subpopulations, each with different masses, spins, and formation histories. The findings confirm that some black holes are themselves the products of previous mergers.

Two independent studies published in Physical Review Letters reveal that merging black holes separate into at least three distinct subpopulations, each with different masses, spins, and formation histories. The findings confirm that some black holes are themselves the products of previous mergers.

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