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Supernova extraordinaire might actually be a black hole’s lunch
What looked like the brightest supernova ever spotted might in fact be the death gasp of a star being swallowed by a black hole
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Star arrangement that hid for a decade spotted at galaxy鈥檚 heart
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First glimpse of a black hole being born from a star鈥檚 remains
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Black hole made in the lab shows signs of quantum entanglement
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Have black holes hurled half the universe into the wilderness?
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LIGO black hole pair may be stars that lived and died together
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Nearly naked black hole lost its ‘clothes’ to a gravity rip tide
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LIGO discovers new gravitational wave 鈥� and new era of astronomy
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Black hole pairs spat out of mosh pits make gravitational waves
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Gravitational waves: Your cheat sheet on the find of the decade
The historic detection of gravitational waves, announced in February, left New Scientist with an unprecedented postbag of questions from readers. We didn't have space to answer them all, but we put a selection of them to gravitational wave expert Martin Hendry of the University of Glasgow, UK, who is a member of the LIGO collaboration that made the discovery
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Was gravitational wave signal from a gravastar, not black holes?
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Dusty doughnut around massive black hole spied for first time
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Water telescope鈥檚 first sky map shows flickering black holes
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Gravitational wave hunters gear up to detect extreme black holes
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