Dr. Kenneth Hicks
Dr. Kenneth Hicks wrote a column for the Columbus Dispatch headlined “Astronomy: We can learn a lot from celestial collision almost no one saw.”
In January 2020, there were fireworks in the sky, but almost no one on Earth noticed
The cosmic fireworks were considerable, from a collision of a black hole and a neutron star, but only detected by the most-sensitive listening devices on our planet. …
Read his column in the Dispatch.
Hicks is professor of Physics & Astronomy at Ohio University.
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