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Caltech Unveils Plan for 2,000 Dishes to Detect Cosmic Signals

6/7/2025

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Caltech scientists, under the guidance of Dr. Elias Most, have made a groundbreaking discovery by simulating black holes ripping apart neutron stars, which produces detectable radio waves. Their research, featured in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, proposes a network of 2,000 radio dishes by 2025 to capture these cosmic signals, promising to deepen our understanding of the universe.

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Story summary

Caltech scientists, under the guidance of Dr. Elias Most, have made a groundbreaking discovery by simulating black holes ripping apart neutron stars, which produces detectable radio waves. Their research, featured in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, proposes a network of 2,000 radio dishes by 2025 to capture these cosmic signals, promising to deepen our understanding of the universe.