GW151226: OBSERVATION OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES FROM A 22 SOLAR MASS BINARY BLACK HOLE COALESCENCE A few months after the first detection of gravitational waves from the black hole merger event GW150914, the Laser Interfero

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Date: 2016-06-15 13:30:23 Gravitational-wave astronomy Binary stars Black holes General relativity Science and technology in Germany First observation of gravitational waves LIGO Gravitational wave Binary black hole GW151226 Gravitational-wave observatory Virgo interferometer		GW151226: OBSERVATION OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES FROM A 22 SOLAR MASS BINARY BLACK HOLE COALESCENCE A few months after the first detection of gravitational waves from the black hole merger event GW150914, the Laser Interfero Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ligo.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 673,09 KB Share Document on Facebook

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