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Quasars, the brightest objects in the cosmos, could act as cosmic signposts, directing astronomers to elusive pairs of supermassive black holes.
The team behind the research thinks that galaxies with quasars could be seven times more likely to host these monstrous duos than other galaxies.
The findings could aid the hunt for these monstrous duals using gravitational waves.
Team used electromagnetic observations of quasars and NANOGrav pulsar array gravitational wave detections.
The research is an example of "multi-messenger astronomy" - investigations of the universe that use at least two entirely different signals in unison.
Brighter quasar candidates are the least likely to host a supermassive black hole binary than fainter quasar.
The team's research is posted as a pre-peer-reviewed paper on arXiv..
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