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Short beep lasts less than a tenth of a second
Scientists have detected a signal coming from deep in space, which is the result of the largest merger of black holes ever. The study was published on Phys.org, BGNES reported.
How old is the universe?
As a result of the merger of these cosmic bodies, a black hole appeared, the mass of which exceeds 142 times that of the sun. The process was accompanied by the release of a large amount of energy, which spread throughout the universe.
They published a guide to the universe.
The short beep, called GW190521, lasts less than a tenth of a second. According to scientists, it was generated by the source at a time when the universe was half its age, making it one of the most distant sources of gravitational waves ever discovered.
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