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Not all spins of black-hole binaries formed in clusters are isotropic and not all spins of black-hole binaries formed in isolation are aligned
Spin directions are promising observables for distinguishing between the formation channels of merging stellar-mass binary black holes with gravitational-wave observations. In this work, we challenge the standard expectation that binaries formed via dynamical interactions in stellar clusters have is
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