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  1. The #nanograv detection of the background hum of gravitational ways is stunning. Incredible to detect waves with an amplitude of 10 metres and a wavelength of light years.
    The detection was helped by the wave having roughly twice the amplitude expected.
    de Sitter Space is a natural, highly symetric model for the universe.
    It has a dual contracting frame, which balances the expansion we see.
    The big bang theory ignores half the matter in the universe.
    That's why the wave is twice as big.

  2. Scientists Found Ripples in Space and Time. And You Have to Buy Groceries.
    🔗 theAtlantic.com/science/archiv
    We’ve just learned that the whole universe is humming around us. Now what?
    astrophysicist Adam Frank, 29 Jun 2023

    "… an impossibly vast symphony of #causeandeffect. The endless comings & goings of #galaxies, #stars & #planets create a melding of songs that you are part of too. The #NANOGrav discovery exposes the intricacy and gracefulness of that melding …"

    #theAtlantic #time & #timelessness

  3. Scientists Found Ripples in Space and Time. And You Have to Buy Groceries.
    🔗 theAtlantic.com/science/archiv
    We’ve just learned that the whole universe is humming around us. Now what?
    astrophysicist Adam Frank, 29 Jun 2023

    "… an impossibly vast symphony of #causeandeffect. The endless comings & goings of #galaxies, #stars & #planets create a melding of songs that you are part of too. The #NANOGrav discovery exposes the intricacy and gracefulness of that melding …"

    #theAtlantic #time & #timelessness

  4. Scientists Found Ripples in Space and Time. And You Have to Buy Groceries.
    🔗 theAtlantic.com/science/archiv
    We’ve just learned that the whole universe is humming around us. Now what?
    astrophysicist Adam Frank, 29 Jun 2023

    "… an impossibly vast symphony of #causeandeffect. The endless comings & goings of #galaxies, #stars & #planets create a melding of songs that you are part of too. The #NANOGrav discovery exposes the intricacy and gracefulness of that melding …"

    #theAtlantic #time & #timelessness

  5. Scientists Found Ripples in Space and Time. And You Have to Buy Groceries.
    🔗 theAtlantic.com/science/archiv
    We’ve just learned that the whole universe is humming around us. Now what?
    astrophysicist Adam Frank, 29 Jun 2023

    "… an impossibly vast symphony of #causeandeffect. The endless comings & goings of #galaxies, #stars & #planets create a melding of songs that you are part of too. The #NANOGrav discovery exposes the intricacy and gracefulness of that melding …"

    #theAtlantic #time & #timelessness

  6. Scientists Found Ripples in Space and Time. And You Have to Buy Groceries.
    🔗 theAtlantic.com/science/archiv
    We’ve just learned that the whole universe is humming around us. Now what?
    astrophysicist Adam Frank, 29 Jun 2023

    "… an impossibly vast symphony of #causeandeffect. The endless comings & goings of #galaxies, #stars & #planets create a melding of songs that you are part of too. The #NANOGrav discovery exposes the intricacy and gracefulness of that melding …"

    #theAtlantic #time & #timelessness

  7. #Verpasstodon

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #Gravitationswellen #NANOGrav

  8. #Verpasstodon

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #Gravitationswellen #NANOGrav

  9. #Verpasstodon

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #Gravitationswellen #NANOGrav

  10. #Verpasstodon

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #Gravitationswellen #NANOGrav

  11. #Verpasstodon

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #Gravitationswellen #NANOGrav

  12. @heiseonline Das war die andere Nachricht. Nicht weniger beeindruckend:

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden #Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #NANOGrav

  13. @heiseonline Das war die andere Nachricht. Nicht weniger beeindruckend:

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden #Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #NANOGrav

  14. @heiseonline Das war die andere Nachricht. Nicht weniger beeindruckend:

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden #Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #NANOGrav

  15. @heiseonline Das war die andere Nachricht. Nicht weniger beeindruckend:

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden #Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #NANOGrav

  16. @heiseonline Das war die andere Nachricht. Nicht weniger beeindruckend:

    Unabhängig voneinander: Forschungsprojekte finden #Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund

    Dank der hochpräzisen Signale von Pulsaren haben mehrere Projekte den Gravitationswellen-Hintergrund nachgewiesen. Der öffnet einen neuen Blick aufs Universum.

    heise.de/news/Galaxiengrosse-O

    #Astronomie #Astrophysik #EPTA #NANOGrav

  17. Laagfrequente zwaartekrachtgolven gedetecteerd

    Astrofysici van het North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves (NANOGrav) Collaboration hebben bewijs gevonden voor zwaartekrachtgolven met een oscillatieperiode van jaren tot tientallen jaren.

    kuuke.nl/laagfrequente-zwaarte

    #AlbertEinstein #BotsenseZwarteGaten #laagfrequent #nanograv #zwaartekrachtgolven

  18. "#Astrophysicists in the #NanoGrav collaboration have found evidence for HUGE #gravitationalwaves that could be due to merging supermassive #blackholes. This was all possible due to pulsar timing arrays which triangulate the positions of pulsars across our galaxy to work out of the distances between them change due to a passing light year long #gravitationalwave!"

    - Dr. Becky Smethurst, #astrophysicist at the University of Oxford (Christ Church).

    🕳🕳🌊👀 instagram.com/p/CuExmnIAYVD/?h

  19. "#Astrophysicists in the #NanoGrav collaboration have found evidence for HUGE #gravitationalwaves that could be due to merging supermassive #blackholes. This was all possible due to pulsar timing arrays which triangulate the positions of pulsars across our galaxy to work out of the distances between them change due to a passing light year long #gravitationalwave!"

    - Dr. Becky Smethurst, #astrophysicist at the University of Oxford (Christ Church).

    🕳🕳🌊👀 instagram.com/p/CuExmnIAYVD/?h

  20. "#Astrophysicists in the #NanoGrav collaboration have found evidence for HUGE #gravitationalwaves that could be due to merging supermassive #blackholes. This was all possible due to pulsar timing arrays which triangulate the positions of pulsars across our galaxy to work out of the distances between them change due to a passing light year long #gravitationalwave!"

    - Dr. Becky Smethurst, #astrophysicist at the University of Oxford (Christ Church).

    🕳🕳🌊👀 instagram.com/p/CuExmnIAYVD/?h

  21. "#Astrophysicists in the #NanoGrav collaboration have found evidence for HUGE #gravitationalwaves that could be due to merging supermassive #blackholes. This was all possible due to pulsar timing arrays which triangulate the positions of pulsars across our galaxy to work out of the distances between them change due to a passing light year long #gravitationalwave!"

    - Dr. Becky Smethurst, #astrophysicist at the University of Oxford (Christ Church).

    🕳🕳🌊👀 instagram.com/p/CuExmnIAYVD/?h

  22. Nice to see the Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico being used to help the NANOGrav research into pulsars and gravitational waves! nanograv.org/news/2023Announce #nanograv #space

  23. Nice to see the Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico being used to help the NANOGrav research into pulsars and gravitational waves! nanograv.org/news/2023Announce #nanograv #space

  24. Nice to see the Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico being used to help the NANOGrav research into pulsars and gravitational waves! nanograv.org/news/2023Announce #nanograv #space

  25. Nice to see the Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico being used to help the NANOGrav research into pulsars and gravitational waves! nanograv.org/news/2023Announce #nanograv #space

  26. Q: Give me a nice analogy.
    A: The Earth is a ship on a cosmic sea. Every once in a while, we’re hit by a wave, and we know something went by. But now, for the first time, we can start to see the choppiness of the entire ocean, and we’re learning what else lives in our sea. - @AstroKatie

  27. Q: Give me a nice analogy.
    A: The Earth is a ship on a cosmic sea. Every once in a while, we’re hit by a wave, and we know something went by. But now, for the first time, we can start to see the choppiness of the entire ocean, and we’re learning what else lives in our sea. - @AstroKatie #nanograv

  28. Q: Give me a nice analogy.
    A: The Earth is a ship on a cosmic sea. Every once in a while, we’re hit by a wave, and we know something went by. But now, for the first time, we can start to see the choppiness of the entire ocean, and we’re learning what else lives in our sea. - @AstroKatie #nanograv

  29. just incredible news from the folks at #nanograv who announced that their galaxy-sized detector has revealed the long-theorized background hum of gravitational waves resulting from the likely mergers of supermassive black holes. can't wait to see the #pbsspacetime take on it.

    arstechnica.com/science/2023/0

  30. just incredible news from the folks at #nanograv who announced that their galaxy-sized detector has revealed the long-theorized background hum of gravitational waves resulting from the likely mergers of supermassive black holes. can't wait to see the #pbsspacetime take on it.

    arstechnica.com/science/2023/0

  31. just incredible news from the folks at #nanograv who announced that their galaxy-sized detector has revealed the long-theorized background hum of gravitational waves resulting from the likely mergers of supermassive black holes. can't wait to see the #pbsspacetime take on it.

    arstechnica.com/science/2023/0

  32. just incredible news from the folks at #nanograv who announced that their galaxy-sized detector has revealed the long-theorized background hum of gravitational waves resulting from the likely mergers of supermassive black holes. can't wait to see the #pbsspacetime take on it.

    arstechnica.com/science/2023/0

  33. Pulsars as gravitational wave buoys! Wow, that’s fun science news to wake up to. Fighting the urge to stay in bed and start reading the papers instead of going to work. #SciComm #NanoGrav #Pulsars

  34. Thread🧵by cosmologist Katie Mack about #NanoGrav news and how pulsar timing array observations can be filtered to find effects of low-frequency #GravitationalWaves. (As opposed to LIGO which measures high-frequency GW.)
    [please excuse the bird-site thread link. I can edit the link if @AstroKatie cross-posts the thread via her Mastodon acct. hint hint... 😏 ]
    twitter.com/AstroKatie/status/ #astronomy

  35. Thread🧵by cosmologist Katie Mack about #NanoGrav news and how pulsar timing array observations can be filtered to find effects of low-frequency #GravitationalWaves. (As opposed to LIGO which measures high-frequency GW.)
    [please excuse the bird-site thread link. I can edit the link if @AstroKatie cross-posts the thread via her Mastodon acct. hint hint... 😏 ]
    twitter.com/AstroKatie/status/ #astronomy

  36. Thread🧵by cosmologist Katie Mack about #NanoGrav news and how pulsar timing array observations can be filtered to find effects of low-frequency #GravitationalWaves. (As opposed to LIGO which measures high-frequency GW.)
    [please excuse the bird-site thread link. I can edit the link if @AstroKatie cross-posts the thread via her Mastodon acct. hint hint... 😏 ]
    twitter.com/AstroKatie/status/ #astronomy