LIGO Co-Founder Kip Thorne next to an image representing gravitational waves from two converging black holes Source: AAP
Scientists say they've detected gravitational waves - ripples in space and time first anticipated by Albert Einstein a century ago. The waves they recorded came from the collision of two black holes, using the world's most sophisticated detector, which Australian scientist helped create.Kulasegaram Sanchayan reports in Tamil, a feature prepared by Julia Calixto.
Scientists say they've detected gravitational waves - ripples in space and time first anticipated by Albert Einstein a century ago. The waves they recorded came from the collision of two black holes, using the world's most sophisticated detector, which Australian scientist helped create.Kulasegaram Sanchayan reports in Tamil, a feature prepared by Julia Calixto.
