Black-hole mergers may reveal dark past of cannibalism

Ars Technica
By Chris LeeJun 27, 2017, 4:40 pm151 pts
Enlarge (credit: A. Bohn et al.) Now that we can detect gravitational waves, a new generation of stargazers is turning its attention to the Universe and using observatories that can be disrupted by a passing rabbit. Gravitational-wave detectors are going to give us an entirely new view of our place in the…

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