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Using Pulsars to Probe Early Growth of Black Holes
The American Physical Society is highlighting research that uses pulsars — rapidly spinning neutron stars with extremely regular rotation — as a tool to study how black holes grew in the early universe. By examining pulsar timing signals, physicists hope to probe gravitational effects tied to early black hole growth, offering a new window on cosmic history.
Why now: The physics community is discussing a novel method that could shed light on how supermassive black holes formed in the early universe.
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