How hot was the cosmic microwave background? Do gravitational waves travel at the speed of light? How do we understand cosmological redshift?
Dec 13th: The Stars are Out Tonight
Tag: gravitational wave
Oct 25th: Collective Woah
How big was the universe when it was little? Can gravitational waves slow down?
Aug 29th: Chewin’ The Fat With A Nobel Laureate
Building the advances in technologies for today’s experiments & detectors. More on this discussion by @awesomeastropod & Barry Barish
Mar 14th: Awesome Astronomy’s March 2018
Can gravitational waves eventually be used by astronomers to probe the interior of a black hole?
Dec 22nd: The Year In Review
It’s time to review all that happened in astronomy during 2017! We have top 10 news for you.
Dec 20th: The Discovery of the Collision of Two Neutron Stars, with Dr Brad Cenko
Dr Brad Cenko discusses the recent discovery of a Kilonova event from the collision of two neutron stars.
Nov 9th: Sight Unseen
Neutron stars find each other, promptly blow up, the new importance of gravitational wave astronomy!
Oct 28th: Our Space Senses Are Tingling
We can see and feel ripples in the fabric of the Universe itself!
Oct 26th: There’s No Silver Medal in Science
Surfing gravitational waves straight to Stockholm and the NOBEL Prize!
Oct 20th: The Era of Multi-Messenger Astronomy
The Neutron stars collide and we can hear and see the events!