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New trio of telescopes scans the southern sky for gravitational waves - Vimarsana News

New trio of telescopes scans the southern sky for gravitational waves

Able to detect gravitational waves and visible light sources, ESO's BlackGEM telescopic array at La Silla Observatory in Chile is on the hunt for ripples in space-time. And unlike existing observatories, it can pinpoint where they're coming from.

Violent origins of gravitational waves probed by new telescope array - Vimarsana News

Violent origins of gravitational waves probed by new telescope array

The new BlackGEM array will hunt for black hole mergers and neutron star collisions, which generate ripples in space-time known as gravitational waves.

Source: space.com
BlackGEM telescopes begin hunt for gravitational-wave sources at ESO's La Silla Observatory - Vimarsana News

BlackGEM telescopes begin hunt for gravitational-wave sources at ESO's La Silla Observatory

ESO, European Organisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere

Source: eso.org
stanley brouwn, Art History's Most Elusive Artist, Comes Into Focus – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

stanley brouwn, Art History's Most Elusive Artist, Comes Into Focus – ARTnews.com

Stanley brouwn, a famed Conceptual artist, kept himself out of view for much of his life. With two new shows, he comes into focus.

Social media posts falsely claim the Moon 'was once split in two' - Vimarsana News

Social media posts falsely claim the Moon 'was once split in two'

A photo taken by NASA of the Moon's surface has been shared thousands of times in social media posts alongside a claim that the photo proves that the planetary mass was previously split in two. But the claim is false: the photo shows Rima Ariadaeus, which experts say is a fault system similar to those on earth. NASA has also refuted the claim, saying there is no scientific

Source: afp.com