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Backed by UKRI funding a consortium of seven universities will work on a programme dedicated to delivering the next generation of gravitational wave detectors on either side of the Atlantic The government has put a multimillion-pound investment into a research project intended to “detect sign

The University of Glasgow is leading a £7 million scientific project exploring the furthest reaches of space with gravitational wave detectors.

Scientists uncover intriguing evidence of low-frequency gravitational waves, shedding light on cosmic mysteries.

The sound comes from the merging of supermassive black holes across the universe, according to scientists

Using beacon stars called pulsars, a decades-long effort has found space-time ripples that are light-years-wide. Using beacon stars called pulsars, a decades-long effort has found space-time ripples that are light-years-wide.

Trinity College scientists help to open new frontier in research of the universe

Professor Alberto Vecchio, the head of astrophysics and space research at the University of Birmingham, said the detection of ultra-low frequency gravitational waves represented the "gold-standard in physics".

The latest discovery making waves in the world of astronomy is the result of gravitational research conducted over two decades.

Low-frequency bass note gives tantalising glimpse into ‘mysterious stuff’ of the universe and may offer ‘new theories of physics’

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