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Thermal tweak

Thermal tweak

4. September 2024

Improving GEO600's beam splitter thermal compensation system mehr

Large black hole recoils can help identify spin precession

Finding kicks from remnant black holes can help identify the spin precession of binary black holes in data from current gravitational-wave detectors. mehr

<span><span>What no one has seen before: new study simulates gravitational waves from failing warp drive</span></span>

Warp drives are staples of science fiction, and in principle could propel spaceships faster than the speed of light. However, there are many problems with constructing them in practice, such as the requirement for an exotic type of matter with negative energy. Nevertheless, physicists have been exploring the theoretical possibility of warp drives for decades, and a new study published in the Open Journal of Astrophysics takes things a step further – simulating the gravitational waves such a drive might emit if it broke down. mehr

Probing the boundaries of spacetime

Using the gravitational-wave memory for a new test of general relativity and to reveal fundamental spacetime symmetries mehr

What drives supernovalike explosions?

A new general-relativistic viscous-radiation hydrodynamics simulation indicates that rotating stellar collapses of massive stars to a black hole surrounded by a massive torus can be a central engine for high-energy supernovae, so-called hypernovae. mehr

How large is our Universe?

How large is our Universe?

12. September 2023

New study shows we may already be observing a significant fraction of the Universe. mehr

Next-level squeezed light for Advanced Virgo

AEI researchers help set up and characterize the frequency-dependent squeezed-light source at the gravitational-wave detector near Pisa mehr

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