Ramesh Singh's video: Exploring Intermediate-Mass Black Holes: Gravitational Waves Explained

In between stellar-mass and supermassive black holes, a third category of the black hole also exists known as Intermediate-mass black hole, ranging from 100 to 1,000,000 solar mass. When two black holes collide and merged to form a single black hole some mass is converted into gravitational waves. When passed through the earth, the ripples of gravitational waves are detected by the LIGO and Virgo detectors situated in the United States. These detectors identify several neutron stars and black holes by detecting their gravitational waves caused by their collision. For more details check out the video and if you like science videos consider subscribing. Thanks! Chapters: 0:00 About Intermediate-Mass Black Holes 1:35 Possible candidates of Intermediate-Mass Black Holes 3:45 Gravitational Waves About the Channel: This channel contains advanced educational videos related to science.