…EDT. For additional information, please visit NASA TV, the NASA news website, and also NASA JPL Live. NYTimes online *Science 1241681Published online 12 September 2013 [DOI:10.1126/science.1241681]…

…Physics Teachers ___________________ Landing page photo: Justin Knight Photography Ph.D. Physics, Caltech, 1971 Voyager Heliophysics Particle Astrophysics 4103 primary 617-253-4285 primary jwb@space.mit.edu personal home page http://mit.edu/jbelcher/www/ Emeritus, Class of 1922…

…observation of gravitational radiation via precision measurement techniques. 10080 617-253-6411 dhs@ligo.mit.edu MIT LIGO|http://www.ligo.mit.edu, Advanced LIGO|http://www.advancedligo.mit.edu Leader, Advanced LIGO Fellow of the American Physical Society Ph.D., Physics, Université de Paris, Orsay,…

…the laureates provides a public presentation about his or her award-winning research. The lectures will be streamed lived at www.kavliprize.org Tuesday September 6 THE KAVLI PRIZE AWARD CEREMONY Oslo…

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…and Space Science and is part of the journal’s Sept. 8 online issue. New sites Pankratius and postdoc Guillaume Rongier, in MIT’s Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, created…

…come online, the new method could be applied to dig up hidden signals of the universe’s first gravitational waves. The pattern and properties of these primordial waves could then reveal…

…Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and the Virgo detector in Italy. Having only two detectors online did not affect our confidence of it being real, since neutron star binaries spend more than…

…after undergoing upgrades that doubled its sensitivity. With both LIGO and Virgo back online, scientists anticipate that detections of gravitational waves from the farthest reaches of the universe may be…

…after undergoing upgrades that doubled its sensitivity. With both LIGO and Virgo back online, scientists anticipate that detections of gravitational waves from the farthest reaches of the universe may be…