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Ten Years of Gravitational Waves with a New Finding: “There’s a Violent Dance up There”

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In 2015, the scientific community was surprised to detect something that would forever transform the way of observing the universe. For the first time, gravitational waves were observed: subtle agitations in the fabric of space-time, whose existence had been predicted by Albert Einstein a century earlier. The detection was confirmed in early 2016. It was not a coincidence. Among the protagonists of that discovery was the Mallorcan astronomer Ali…
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In 2015, the scientific community was surprised to detect something that would forever transform the way of observing the universe. For the first time, gravitational waves were observed: subtle agitations in the fabric of space-time, whose existence had been predicted by Albert Einstein a century earlier. The detection was confirmed in early 2016. It was not a coincidence. Among the protagonists of that discovery was the Mallorcan astronomer Ali…

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Newtral broke the news in on Saturday, August 2, 2025.
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