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LIGO–Virgo spots its most massive black hole merger so far

02 Sep 2020 Hamish Johnston
Black hole merger
Biggest yet: illustration of the gravitational waves given off by the pair of black holes just before they merged. (Courtesy: MIT)
Gravitational waves from the most massive merger of two black holes ever seen have been detected by

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