Continuous gravitational waves

Continuous gravitational waves

Continuous gravitational waves are expected from the population of Galactic neutron stars. Their detection would allow to discover stars that would otherwise remain invisible to us, and probe them through a messenger which would carry important information about their internal structure and composition.

Join us on a journey into the depths of our Galaxy!
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© M.A. Papa, MPI for Gravitational Physics, Hannover

Continuous gravitational waves

Join us on a journey into the depths of our Galaxy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV4-DUalJ5I
The permanent independent research group “Continuous Gravitational Waves” at the AEI aims to detect gravitational waves from spinning neutron stars, and thus to observe these stars via a completely different physical mechanism, which would carry important new information about their internal structure and composition.
You can find this video on YouTube. Click on the image to be redirected there.
© Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Milde Marketing Science Communication

Searching for Continuous Gravitational Waves

The permanent independent research group “Continuous Gravitational Waves” at the AEI aims to detect gravitational waves from spinning neutron stars, and thus to observe these stars via a completely different physical mechanism, which would carry important new information about their internal structure and composition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xIAHdDipNg
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