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    Scientists Measure Black Hole “Tones”

    September 12, 2019
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    BlackholetonesAstrophysicists can now detect how a black hole “rings” like a bell,  a new discovery that may help unlock the mysteries of black holes in space. The illustration depicts a black hole ringing as in merges from two other black holes with gravitational waves (white areas), Credit: Max Isi /NASA

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