Armagh Observatory has joined a worldwide work to find wellsprings of gravitational waves —for example, merging neutron stars & black holes, two of the most remarkable powers in the known universe. A worldwide joint effort of 10 accomplices, including Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, has fostered an inventive new telescope comprised of two indistinguishable exhibits on inverse sides of the planet. The Gravitational-wave Optical Transient Observer (GOTO) will assist with shepherding in another time of gravitational wave science. With destinations in the Canaries and Australia, it will completely cover and guide…
Armagh Observatory joins worldwide work to track down black holes and merge stars
