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Black Holes Dating in Space | Science News
Black holes aren’t loners—they’re cosmic romantics, forming pairs that orbit, merge, and then go on to find new partners in a stunning dance of gravity. New research reveals these “hierarchical mergers,” where giant black holes born from previous collisions snag fresh dates, spinning faster and defying alignment. Backed by LIGO data, this discovery confirms long-predicted behavior, shedding light on supernovae, galaxy evolution, and Einstein’s relativity—bringing us closer to solving the universe’s biggest puzzles. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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