First observation of gravitational waves (English Wikipedia)

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  • CNN quoting Prof. Martin Hendry (University of Glasgow, LIGO)"Detecting gravitational waves will help us to probe the most extreme corners of the cosmos – the event horizon of a black hole, the innermost heart of a supernova, the internal structure of a neutron star: regions that are completely inaccessible to electromagnetic telescopes."

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  • O'Neill, Ian (13 February 2016). "We've Detected Gravitational Waves, So What?". News.Discovery.com. Discovery Communications, LLC. Archived from the original on 17 March 2016. Retrieved 20 February 2016. We will be able to measure the rate the universe is expanding, or how much dark energy there is in the universe to extraordinary precision

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  • Stuver, Amber (12 February 2016). "Your Questions About Gravitational Waves, Answered". Gizmodo (Interview). Interviewed by Jennifer Ouellette. Gawker Media. Retrieved 24 February 2016. ...  Now assume that we are 2 m (~6.5 ft) tall and floating outside the black holes at a distance equal to the Earth's distance to the Sun. I estimate that you would feel alternately squished and stretched by about 165 nm (your height changes by more than this through the course of the day due to your vertebrae compressing while you are upright) ...

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