MIGA: Gravitational wave hunters will get a cool new device in 2023

We’ve been detecting gravitational waves since 2015, but there’s still a lot to learn.Matter-wave laser interferometer gravitational antenna will use ultracold atoms to spot ripples in space-time at lower frequencies than ever before

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A new gravitational-wave detector will launch in 2023, and it could also help find dark matter.

gravitational waves These are ripples in space-time caused by events such as black hole collisions.Einstein first predicted them in 1916 first detected Nearly a century later, in 2015 the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in the United States completed the task. Now, we’ve seen more than 100 gravitational waves, improve our understanding black hole and neutron……