Binary stars

Despite being located approximately 3,000 light years from Earth, this variable stellar body (it has been nicknamed ‘the Blaze Star’) will be visible from many locations

On Wednesday evening, an international consortium of research collaborations revealed compelling evidence for the existence of a low-pitch hum of gravitational waves reverberating across the universe.

Ο άτυχος άνδρας βρήκε τραγικό θάνατο, ενώ πραγματοποιούσε εργασίες

Ποιες συνταγματικές εξουσίες διατηρεί ο βασιλιάς 

Ο 16χρονος οδηγός τραυματίστηκε ελαφρά

On March 5, the audience of the next Ratio event will learn more about one of the most important physical discoveries in the last century - gravitational waves

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) astrophysicist Erotokritos Katsavounidis has been awarded the Golden Cross of the Order of the Phoenix for his contribution to the first direct detection of gravitational waves in 2015.

In August 2017, an explosion was spotted by scientists in a previously obscure galaxy called NGC 4993. The observation of that cataclysmic explosion has helped to explain the origin of gold on Earth.

The observation of the merger of two neutron stars, which allowed for the first time to capture both gravitational and electromagnetic waves, was set for the scientific discovery of 2017 by the American journal Science.

Last week, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) teased news of an “unprecedented discovery.” Now, the organization has revealed that, for the first time ever, astronomers have observed both gravitational waves and light produced by the same event.