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Researchers Believe Rate Of Universe's Expansion Can Be Measured Using Gravitational Waves
How fast is the universe expanding? Scientists may soon find an answer as a new study reveals the rate of the universe's expansion could potentially be measured by gravitational waves from black holes and neutron stars.
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