Breakthrough as scientists detect gravitational waves
An international team using the LIGO observatory detected a gravitational wave from a black hole collision 1.3 billion light‑years away. The signal was converted to sound, called a chirp, marking the first direct observation of these space time ripples and revolutionizing cosmology.
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