Einstein Telescope: Unlocking a New Era in Astronomy From 250 Meters Underground
The Einstein Telescope, set to begin observations in 2035, will expand our capability to detect gravitational waves, offering new insights into the universe’s most dramatic events, including neutron star collisions that form elements like gold.
It’s still just a plan, but a new telescope could soon be measuring gravitational waves. Gravitational waves are something like the sound waves of the universe. They are created, for example, when black holes or neutron stars collide. The future gravitational wave detector, the Einstein Telescope, will use the latest laser technology to better understand these waves and, thus, our universe. One possible location for the construction of this telescope is the border triangle of Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
-
3:11:02
Badlands Media
7 hours agoDefected Ep. 82 - 9:00 PM ET -
60K16 -
1:33:07
The Late Kick with Josh Pate
8 hours agoLate Kick Live Ep 540: CFB 2024 Chaos | SEC Intel | Deion vs CBS | Record Predict: Bama & Miami
25.8K5 -
1:58:21
Nerdrotic
7 hours agoMegafloods and The Moon | Forbidden Frontier #069
56.3K33 -
2:50:37
vivafrei
13 hours agoEp. 223: Rumble SUES for "Illegal Boycott"; CopyCat Kamala! Walz Stolen Valor & MOR! Viva & Barnes
156K366 -
LIVE
Vigilant News Network
10 hours agoThe Most Vaxxed Country on Earth Now Faces a Population Crisis - Media Blackout
2,691 watching -
13:21
TENET Media
8 hours agoCori Bush OUSTED | Matt Christiansen
54K20 -
2:45:02
BIGBLUECITY
9 hours agoMINECRAFT'S GREATEST COMEBACK!!! 🔥🔥🔥
84.9K -
30:40
Stephen Gardner
10 hours ago🚨Kamala BUSTED using RACISM to SECURE VOTES! I'm SPEECHLESS!!
101K181 -
2:38:09
The Quartering
13 hours agoBiden Admits He Was PUSHED Out, Harley Abandons America & A Plan To Help Trump!
144K212 -
13:02
America Uncovered
1 day agoThe END of Google?
78.9K79