Cosmic Waves Multiple Choices

This passage delves into the concept of gravitational waves, ripples in spacetime caused by massive cosmic events like colliding black holes and supernovae. It explains how these waves were predicted by Einstein and first detected in 2015, highlighting their importance in understanding the universe. The text covers how gravitational waves are created and how they can be detected using advanced technology like LIGO. Examples of events that produce these waves include black hole collisions and neutron star interactions.

This passage improves reading comprehension by introducing advanced scientific concepts in an accessible way. It broadens vocabulary with terms like “spacetime” and “gravitational waves,” which help students better grasp modern physics. The explanation of how technology detects these waves also enhances critical thinking, encouraging readers to think about the intersection of theory and practical experimentation. Additionally, the structured presentation of complex ideas strengthens grammar and sentence organization.