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Astronomers observed the most massive black hole collision to date, GW231123, involving black holes likely formed through previous mergers, challenging existing theories of black hole formation and highlighting the rapid advancement of gravitational wave astronomy.
The LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration detected the most massive black hole merger to date, producing a black hole about 225 times the Sun's mass, challenging existing models of black hole formation and demonstrating the advancing capabilities of gravitational wave astronomy.
A recent gravitational wave detection, GW231123, involved the merger of the heaviest black holes observed so far, challenging existing models of black hole formation due to its unprecedented mass and rapid spin, suggesting possible complex pre-merger histories or unknown phenomena.
Astronomers using LIGO detected the most massive black hole merger to date, resulting in a black hole over 225 times the Sun's mass, challenging existing models of stellar evolution and black hole formation, and prompting further research into these extreme cosmic phenomena.