Scientists May Have Just Found the First Primordial Black Hole

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Scientists may have just caught the first-ever signal from primordial black holes — mysterious objects that could have formed in the first seconds after the Big Bang. Detected by LIGO and VIRGO, this unusual gravitational wave doesn’t match anything we’ve seen before. If confirmed, it could solve the mystery of dark matter and change how we understand the universe itself. Are we finally hearing echoes from the birth of time? WooGlobe Ref : WGA143718 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Did scientists just uncover evidence of black holes from the dawn of time?

00:04This could be the biggest cosmic discovery in decades!

00:07On November 12, something strange rippled through space.

00:10LIGO and VIRGO, two powerful observatories,

00:13picked up a gravitational wave unlike any before.

00:16It didn't come from massive black holes.

00:19This one came from objects way smaller,

00:21too small to be stars or known black holes.

00:24That's when scientists had a wild thought.

00:27What if these were primordial black holes,

00:29born in the first seconds after the Big Bang?

00:32These black holes can be smaller than atoms but pack the mass of a star.

00:36And until now, we had no proof they existed.

00:39But this mysterious signal might be the smoking gun.

00:42It matches what a primordial black hole collision should look like.

00:45If it's real, it could help solve one of the universe's biggest mysteries, dark matter.

00:50These invisible black holes could be what makes up a quarter of the universe.

00:54For now, scientists are cautious.

00:56The signal needs more verification.

00:58But if more like it appear, we could be on the edge of rewriting cosmic history.

01:03So, could we finally be hearing whispers from the beginning of time?

01:07We'll see you next time.

01:08Now, we'll see you next time.

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