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Telescopes and space missions

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Home » Astronomy and space » Telescopes and space missions » Cosmic explosion, but no gravitational waves

Cosmic explosion, but no gravitational waves

16 Jan 2008
LIGO in Hanford, Washington
Physicists searching for gravitational waves with the LIGO detector in the US have released their fi

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Matthew Chalmers is a science journalist based in the UK
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