What are Gravitational Waves and CMB Anisotropies?

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I'm a non-trad community college student in the US pursuing a degree in Physics, hoping to one day pursue research in relativistic astrophysics. I'm extremely (borderline obsessively) interested in gravitational waves and CMB anisotropies. Glad to be here!
 
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