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India To Build Massive Observatory 'LIGO' To Detect Gravitational Waves
LIGO-India will significantly enhance scientists' ability to pinpoint the sources of gravitational waves -- ripples in the fabric of space and time -- and answer fundamental questions about the universe, experts say.
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Observatory For Gravitational Waves Back Online, Set To Detect More Waves
The twin detectors of LIGO - which made the first ever direct detection of gravitational waves - have been restarted and scientists expect to detect more black hole mergers from farther out in the universe.
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First LIGO Lab Outside US To Come Up In Maharashtra's Hingoli
Maharashtra's Hingoli district has been chosen for carrying out experiments on the ambitious LIGO project that proved existence of gravitational waves, a major breakthrough in science.
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India, US Sign Pact For Setting Up LIGO Observatory
India and the US today signed an agreement for establishing Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in India that will play significant role in carrying forward frontline research on various aspects of gravitational wave astronomy.
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37 Indian Scientists Contributed to LIGO Project: Government
"A significant presence of Indian scientist exists in this milestone scientific achievement," Union Minister for Science and Technology, Harsh Vardhan, said.
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India to Establish Gravitational Research Lab, Says Prime Minister Modi
The Prime Minister announced that within its limited resources India will also participate and contribute in the research through the LIGO.
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LIGO's Twin Black Holes May Have Been Born Inside Single Star
In order to power both the gravitational wave event and the gamma-ray burst, the twin black holes must have been born close together.
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LIGO India May Be Operational By 2023: US Scientist
With the Indian government giving in-principle approval for establishing a state-of-the-art LIGO interferometer in the country, a top US scientist has said it is "technically feasible" for the project to be operational by the end of 2023.
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Union Cabinet Gives Nod To Build Gravitational Wave Observatory In India
In a major boost to Indian science research, the Union cabinet on Wednesday approved a proposal to establish a state-of-the-art gravitational wave observatory in India in collaboration with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) in the US.
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Cabinet Gives Nod to Build Gravitational Waves Observatory in India
A state-of-the-art gravitational waves observatory will be set up in India in collaboration with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO).
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Gravitational Waves Detection: How Indian Institutes Pitched in With Research
The announcement of detection of gravitational waves was made simultaneously at IUCAA, Pune, and by scientists in Washington DC, USA.
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Gravitational Wave Detection May Allow Us To Listen To Stars
The landmark discovery of the first direct evidence of gravitational waves or ripples in space-time, which Albert Einstein predicted a century ago, will enable mankind to listen to the stars, and not just see them, scientists say.
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37 Indians Played A Role In Discovering Gravitational Waves
The gravitational waves experiment which has created ripples across the world saw participation of 37 Indian scientists from several Indian institutions.
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India To Build Massive Observatory 'LIGO' To Detect Gravitational Waves
LIGO-India will significantly enhance scientists' ability to pinpoint the sources of gravitational waves -- ripples in the fabric of space and time -- and answer fundamental questions about the universe, experts say.
-
Observatory For Gravitational Waves Back Online, Set To Detect More Waves
The twin detectors of LIGO - which made the first ever direct detection of gravitational waves - have been restarted and scientists expect to detect more black hole mergers from farther out in the universe.
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First LIGO Lab Outside US To Come Up In Maharashtra's Hingoli
Maharashtra's Hingoli district has been chosen for carrying out experiments on the ambitious LIGO project that proved existence of gravitational waves, a major breakthrough in science.
-
India, US Sign Pact For Setting Up LIGO Observatory
India and the US today signed an agreement for establishing Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in India that will play significant role in carrying forward frontline research on various aspects of gravitational wave astronomy.
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37 Indian Scientists Contributed to LIGO Project: Government
"A significant presence of Indian scientist exists in this milestone scientific achievement," Union Minister for Science and Technology, Harsh Vardhan, said.
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India to Establish Gravitational Research Lab, Says Prime Minister Modi
The Prime Minister announced that within its limited resources India will also participate and contribute in the research through the LIGO.
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LIGO's Twin Black Holes May Have Been Born Inside Single Star
In order to power both the gravitational wave event and the gamma-ray burst, the twin black holes must have been born close together.
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LIGO India May Be Operational By 2023: US Scientist
With the Indian government giving in-principle approval for establishing a state-of-the-art LIGO interferometer in the country, a top US scientist has said it is "technically feasible" for the project to be operational by the end of 2023.
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Union Cabinet Gives Nod To Build Gravitational Wave Observatory In India
In a major boost to Indian science research, the Union cabinet on Wednesday approved a proposal to establish a state-of-the-art gravitational wave observatory in India in collaboration with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) in the US.
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Cabinet Gives Nod to Build Gravitational Waves Observatory in India
A state-of-the-art gravitational waves observatory will be set up in India in collaboration with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO).
-
Gravitational Waves Detection: How Indian Institutes Pitched in With Research
The announcement of detection of gravitational waves was made simultaneously at IUCAA, Pune, and by scientists in Washington DC, USA.
-
Gravitational Wave Detection May Allow Us To Listen To Stars
The landmark discovery of the first direct evidence of gravitational waves or ripples in space-time, which Albert Einstein predicted a century ago, will enable mankind to listen to the stars, and not just see them, scientists say.
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37 Indians Played A Role In Discovering Gravitational Waves
The gravitational waves experiment which has created ripples across the world saw participation of 37 Indian scientists from several Indian institutions.
