Space has its own tone, and it has long since known that Albert Einstein was the first to know that this is true, a new study revealed that the universe has its own tone or sound that scientists have heard through machines.
Astronomers announced on Thursday that they have found evidence of the existence of gravitational waves, which are considered to be the sound of the universe, which scientists have named ‘background measles’.
Hundreds of scientists in North America, Europe, China, India and Australia have come to this conclusion after years of working using radio telescopes.
But for decades scientists have been searching for low-frequency gravitational waves, which are thought to be continuously rotating through space like background measles. ’We now know that the universe is full of gravitational waves, so it is no longer possible to say that the brakshand is soundless," Michael Keith told AFP.
