These ripples in space-time that Albert Einstein predicted existed 100 years ago can be caused by a massive pair of objects in accelerated motion around each other, such as two merging black holes.

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Black holes in a pair of merging galaxies, known as UGC4211, are devouring gas and dust that is "being displaced by the merger," according to ALMA scientists. The Atacama Large ...