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Gravity

A wave of discovery

(Courtesy: Karan Jani/Georgia Tech)
29 Oct 2018
Taken from the October 2018 issue of Physics World, which celebrates 30 years of the world’s best physics magazine.

James Hough outlines the last 30 years of gravitational-wave astronomy, from building prototype detectors to making a revolutionary discovery

“Gravitational waves, yet to be convincingly detected, promise to open a new astronomical window.

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James Hough is a professor of experimental physics, and the associate director of the Institute for Gravitational Research at the University of Glasgow, UK
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