Scientists have been trying to confirm the existence of gravitational waves for fifty years. Then, in September 2015, came a "very interesting event" (as the cautious subject line in a physicist's email read) that proved to be the first detection of gravitational waves. In <i>Gravity's Kiss,</i> Har
Gravity's kiss: The detection of gravitational waves
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- The MIT Press. copyright 2017
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- 2017
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Rayonnement gravitationnel -- Recherche.;RelativiteΜ geΜneΜrale (physique).;Gravitational waves -- Research.;General relativity (Physics)
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