LISA Space Mission to Detect Gravitational Waves
9 Apr 2005 1:21:00 UTC
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This is an interesting article on the 2013 ESA-NASA LISA mission to study low-frequency gravitational waves.
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMK5QV797E_index_0.html
Let's hope Einstein@home has discovered high frequency gravitational waves long before then!
LISA Space Mission to Detect Gravitational Waves
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> This is an interesting article on the 2013 ESA-NASA LISA mission
Note that its launch is merely "envisioned" for 2013. LISA, along with the other fantastic missions in NASA's "Beyond Einstein" program (http://universe.nasa.gov/program.html), has already been delayed and threatened by the American government's idea of "space exploration" (hint: it doesn't count unless you actually go there). Depending on how committed Bush's successors are to his criminally wasteful Moon/Mars fantasies, much of this crucial science may not be done.
An interesting video (best if
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An interesting video (best if using broadband) concerning Lisa can be find at Euronews.
LISA's mission to detect Einstein's gravitional waves is the link.
Greetings from Belgium
Thierry