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Collision of two ‘dark matter stars’ may have caused ‘ripple’ that reached Earth last year – Yahoo News Australia
A signal picked up in 2020 may have had a far more mysterious origin, researchers believe.
Were the waves caused by colliding boson stars? (Getty)
A collision between two mysterious ‘dark matter stars’ may have been behind a gravity wave ‘ripple’ that reached Earth last year, researchers have suggested.
Gravity waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime that travel at the speed of light and are produced by incredibly violent events like collisions between black holes or neutron stars.
But a signal picked up in 2020 may have had a far more mysterious origin, according to researchers…
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