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  • ...the '''Lyth argument''' places a theoretical upper bound on the amount of gravitational waves produced during inflation, given the amount of departure from the hom * During slow-roll inflation, the ratio of gravitational waves to inhomogeneities of the [[Cosmic microwave background|CMB]] is corr ...
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  • {{Short description|Gravitational-wave astronomy technique}} ...onomers are now seeking to pinpoint the origins of an exciting new form of gravitational waves that was announced earlier this year.}}</ref> ...
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  • ...l|date=2016|title=Sub-femto-g free fall for space-based gravitational wave observatories: LISA pathfinder results|journal=Physical Review Letters|volume=116|issue=2 ...al|date=2018|title=Cooling the motion of a silica microsphere in a magneto-gravitational trap in ultra-high vacuum|journal=New Journal of Physics|volume=20|issue=6| ...
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  • ...title=Quantum-Enhanced Advanced LIGO Detectors in the Era of Gravitational-Wave Astronomy|journal=Physical Review Letters|volume=123|issue=23|page=231107 | ...Electromagnetic radiation|electromagnetic wave]], as well as for any other wave or oscillation (see figure right). This fact can be observed in experiments ...
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  • |name=GW150914|event_type=[[Gravitational wave]]|discovery={{circa}} 1.4 billion years ago <br> ...wave-detection-heralds-new-era-of-science-0211201644/ |title=Gravitational Wave Detection Heralds New Era of Science |work=Sky and Telescope |date=11 Febru ...
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  • ...particle|subatomic matter]] may have been tightly packed to the point of [[gravitational collapse]], creating primordial black holes without the [[supernova]] compr ...een strengthened by both [[LIGO]]/[[Virgo interferometer]] [[gravitational wave]] and JWST observations.<ref name="jwst">{{cite journal |last1=Hütsi |first ...
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  • ...|doi-access=free}}</ref> They carry away about 99% of the [[binding energy|gravitational energy]] of the dying star as a burst lasting tens of seconds.<ref>{{Cite j ...ugh sparse, confirmed the salient features of the basic supernova model of gravitational collapse and associated neutrino emission.<ref name=":1" /> It put strong c ...
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  • {{Short description|Method of detecting gravitational waves}} ...rvations]] have been made using this technique; the [[First observation of gravitational waves|first detection]], revealing the merger of two black holes, was made ...
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  • In particular, the astronomical observatories maintained for religious purposes became accurate enough to ascertain the r Einstein's equations predict that time should be altered by the presence of [[gravitational fields]] (see the [[Schwarzschild metric]]): ...
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  • ...21 | title=A Search for Low-energy Neutrinos Correlated with Gravitational Wave Events GW 150914, GW 151226, and GW 170104 with the Borexino Detector | yea [[Category:Neutrino observatories]] ...
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  • ...the surface of the Earth.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Museo Galileo - In depth - Gravitational acceleration |url=https://catalogue.museogalileo.it/indepth/GravitationalAc ...rier-1935" /> According to [[Alexis Clairaut]], the study of variations in gravitational acceleration was a way to determine the [[figure of the Earth]], whose cruc ...
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  • {{short description|List of gravitational wave detections}} ...of gravitational waves.svg|thumb|The first measurement of a gravitational wave event]] ...
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  • ...known to be outside of our physical models. Speculating about an initial [[gravitational singularity]] is not sensible: the conditions are outside of the range of t ...m fluctuations could lead to some regions becoming dense enough to undergo gravitational collapse, forming black holes. ...
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  • ...o astronomy]], a '''fast radio burst''' ('''FRB''') is a transient [[Radio wave|radio]] pulse of length ranging from a fraction of a [[millisecond]], for a ...Milky Way. Known FRB locations are biased by the parts of the sky that the observatories can image. ...
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  • ...d the gas pressure is insufficient to support it, the cloud will undergo [[gravitational collapse]] and fragments into smaller clouds of about stellar mass. Such st ...of the disk. In this dense layer particles can grow by [[Jeans instability|gravitational instability]] and [[streaming instability]] to km-sized planetesimals.<ref ...
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  • ...led that the third planet was in fact multiple planets. The telescopes and observatories involved were{{sfn|Turbet|Bolmont|Bourrier|Demory|2020|p=2}} the [[Spitzer ...n|Wilson|Froning|Duvvuri|France|2021|p=1}} There are no detectable [[radio wave]] emissions.{{sfn|Pineda|Hallinan|2018|p=7}} ...
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  • *'''[[Nikolai Kondratiev]]''', discoverer of the [[Kondratiev wave]]s ...veloped a method for measurement of [[stellar rotation]], directed several observatories in the US ...
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