Big Picture Science – Invisible Worlds: Scott Ransom / Gravity Waves

by Gary Niederhoff on April 22, 2015

Scott Ransom / Gravity Waves
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Part 3 of Invisible Worlds, featuring Scott Ransom, astronomer, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, on observing pulsars to detect gravity waves.

Tagged as: astronomy, gravitational waves

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