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Amber Stuver's day-to-day life as a LIGO scientist<br> <a href="http://www.LivingLIGO.org">www.livingLIGO.org</a><br> Follow me on Twitter: <br> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/livingligo">www.twitter...
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Living LIGO: Q: How can gravitational waves help mankind?
UPDATE: [11 Feb. 2015] Gravitational waves have been detected! Read more about it here . @HughScot asked: What do you hope to discove...
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Living LIGO: Q: What Do Gravitational Waves "Sound" Like?
Okay, this isn't a question that I usually get asked but the answer to this question is the basis of my answer to questions about how we can...
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6 years
First Observation of a Neutron Star with Gravitational Waves and Light!
THE OBSERVATIONS
At about 8:41 am EDT on 17 August 2017, both LIGO observatories recorded a 100-second long gravitational wave (GW) signal that appeared to be coming from two neutron stars orbiting each other and merging together (this detection is called GW170817).... -
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Second Anniversary of the First Detection and a New Job!
While posts here have been long awaited, I've been busy doing research, teaching, and changed my job! I've just started a new job as an assistant professor at Villanova University and an academic job search is quite intensive (perhaps I will write about...
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7 years
Merry Christmas, LIGO: Another Gravitational Wave!
WE DETECTED ANOTHER GRAVITATIONAL WAVE!
On the evening of Christmas day 2015, at 9:38 pm CST (3:38 am UTC) at the LIGO Livingston Observatory in Louisiana, another gravitational wave signal was recorded. 1.1 ms later, the LIGO Hanford Observatory in Washington state also picked up the same... -
8 years
The Source of GW150914: Stellar Mass Black Holes
On September 14th, 2015, LIGO made the first direct detection of gravitational waves. This event is labeled GW150914 (referring to the year, month, and day of the detection). The objects that produced the GW150914 were a pair of stellar mass black...
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