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The Galaxy's Spin Is Hiding in the Hum of Gravitational Waves

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June 15, 2026 • 46 views
Original source: Universe Today

We are used to thinking of gravitational waves as messengers from catastrophes in space, the ringing of spacetime after black holes collide for example. But our own Galaxy hums with a fainter, steadier signal, a chorus of millions of unseen binary stars. A new study has found that this hum carries a...

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