WSU: Gravitational Waves | Einstein’s Astrophysical Messengers with Gabriela González

Gabriela González guides you through the ground-based experiments LIGO uses to search for gravitational waves. Learn about the detection process and what mysteries they hope to solve about our universe.
On September 14, 2015, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory detected a gravitational wave for the first time. Just a few months before this groundbreaking discovery, physicist and former LIGO Scientific Collaboration spokesperson Gabriela González describes how the search for gravitational waves has been conducted and what mysteries scientists hope to solve about our universe. This lecture was recorded on May 31, 2015 at the World Science Festival in New York City."
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[@mobieus7]

Please stop letting advertising agents do your presentations.

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[@AnexoRialto]

I hadn't thought about how gravitational waves can be produced from non-cataclysmic events, even if they're hard to detect. Interesting lecture.

[@dxhelios7902]

Nice. Rare case when geometry more or less correct.

[@mobieus7]

She talks about research goals like they are the new model of a car destined to appear in a show room near you. Not cool.