Inspiral — r(t) = r₀(1 - t/t_c)^{1/4}Tap to zoom

Inspiral

r(t) = r₀(1 - t/t_c)^{1/4}

Gravitational wave inspiral — two masses spiraling closer, accelerating, radiating energy as they approach merger.

Accelerating toward something inevitable

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