14% of all the Massive Stars in the Universe are Destined to Collide as Black Holes

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14% of all the Massive Stars in the Universe are Destined to Collide as Black Holes #544846 Wed 05 Feb 2020 06:56:PM
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OP Webmaster Launch Director Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 381,903 Los Angeles, USA	Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity predicted that black holes would form and eventually collide. It also predicted the creation of gravitational waves from the collision. But how often does this happen, and can we calculate how many stars this will happen to? A new study from a physicist at Vanderbilt University sought to answer these … Continue reading "14% of all the Massive Stars in the Universe are Destined to Collide as Black Holes" The post 14% of all the Massive Stars in the Universe are Destined to Collide as Black Holes appeared first on Universe Today. Source: 14% of all the Massive Stars in the Universe are Destined to Collide as Black Holes