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Gravitational waves could resolve Hubble constant debate

22 Feb 2019 Alex Petkov 
Gravitational waves from a neutron star collision
Gravitational waves from a neutron star collision. (Courtesy: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab)
Simulations by an international team of researchers have shown that new measurements of gravitationa

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Alex Petkov is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Alex is based at the University of Bristol, where he is part of the Condensed Matter Centre for Doctoral Training. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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