Future observations of black holes by LISA could reveal the existence of unknown particles much lighter than those detected in accelerators. The idea is based on an amazing effect around rotating black holes. Some hypothetical particles, called bosons...
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Japanese scientists have shown how astronomers can open "haired" black holes using gravitational waves. A new mystery parameter, besides back and mass, can indicate the presence of invisible matter around the black hole.
Future observations of black holes by LISA could reveal the existence of unknown particles much lighter than those detected in accelerators. The idea is based on an amazing effect around rotating black holes. Some hypothetical particles, called bosons...