How scientists will keep searching for gravitational waves

The Verge
By Loren GrushFeb 13, 2016, 10:00 am171 pts
Now that the first gravitational wave signals have been detected, scientists are eager to find more. Gravitational waves offer a new way of learning about distant objects like black holes and neutron stars; we can measure the gravitational waves that they produce, similar to how we use electromagnetic…

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