Advanced LIGO Dedication
Reitze marks the formal dedication of Advanced LIGO after a major redesign that greatly improves detector sensitivity and expands the volume of the universe accessible to gravitational-wave searches.
Follow David Reitze through 3 dated historical records for United States of America.
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Reitze marks the formal dedication of Advanced LIGO after a major redesign that greatly improves detector sensitivity and expands the volume of the universe accessible to gravitational-wave searches.
Advanced LIGO records GW151226 from two lower-mass black holes, providing a second robust direct gravitational-wave detection and showing that the first observation was not an isolated event.
Reitze announces the first direct detection of gravitational waves by the LIGO collaboration
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