Scientists Spot Neutron Stars Colliding 500 Million Light-Years Away

Amaze Lab 2019-05-03

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Post renovation, the LIGO/Virgo observatories picked up signals of a neutron star collision and potential merger between a black hole and neutron star, something never detected before.
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