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"Another theory goes that the low-frequency gravitational waves were generated just after the Big Bang, right when the “inflation” or early exponential expansion of the universe began. If that bears out, these signals could be analysed to bring scientists to the start of the known universe.

Analysing electromagnetic radiation only gets astronomers to about 400,000 years after the Big Bang. The gravitational waves, if they are indeed relics of the early universe, could contain information that brings us within a nanosecond.

“It’s huge because it is the starting point of an era of nanohertz frequency gravitational wave astronomy,” said co-author of the new research, Swinburne University’s Dr Daniel Reardon."

Big Bang theory key findings uncovered by Australian scientists https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/australian-scientists-discover-key-to-unlocking-big-bang-theory-20230628-p5dk70.html

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An animation showing pairs of black holes warping the fabric of space-time. Low-frequency gravitational waves emanate from binary black holes - or potentially originate from the Big Bang - and warp space-time, which can be detected by studying pulsar beams. Credit: Carl Knox, OzGrav

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