Brian Koberlein

Astrophysicist and Author

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Testing the Waves
We can now use the gravitational waves of black holes to test general relativity.
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Soupy Sails
The early universe was not only hot and dense, it also had a soupy consistency.
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Galaxy Flash
Binary supermassive black holes could be found by looking for the flash of starlight in distant galaxies.
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Moon and Shadows
A radio telescope on the Moon could allow astronomers to see the shadows of dozens of black holes.
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Interrobang
A radio survey finds where supernova could explode soon in the Triangulum Galaxy.
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Do the Dark Dance
New evidence suggests that dark matter and neutrinos interact.
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Anvil of Worlds
Astronomers now know how large planets form close to their star.
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Black Holes and Galaxies
There is a relationship between the size of galaxies and their supermassive black holes, but the relationship changes at the large end.