The Virgo Gravity Wave detector in Italy came online last week, so with the help of the 2 LIGO detectors we can now triangulate and pinpoint the source of the gravitational waves and know where to point our optical and radio telescopes and determine if they can spot anything. If the black holes are not primordial they might see something, but if they are probably not. But colliding Neutron stars should almost certainly make a flash of some sort, we haven't detected gravitational waves from neutron stars yet but that's probably just a matter of time.
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