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Gravitational Waves

An artist's interpretation shows an array of pulsars being affected by gravitational ripples. (Submitted Illustration/Aurore Simonnet, NANOGrav Collaboration)

Researchers at the WVU Gravitational Waves and Cosmology center's, NANOGrav group pose for photographs at White Hall, June 7th, 2023. (WVU Photo/Brian Persinger)

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