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EMERSON COLLECTIVE.

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>>> WELL, ABOUT 100 YEARS AGO,

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EINSTEIN PREDICTED THE EXISTENCE

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OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES BUT HE

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DOUBTED THEY COULD BE DETECTED.

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YESTERDAY THE NOBEL PRIZE IN

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PHYSICS WENT TO THREE SCIENTISTS

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WHO DETECTED THEM.

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THE THREE HEADED A PROJECT THAT

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DISCOVERED THE WAVES IN 2015 IT

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HAS LITERALLY OPENED UP A NEW

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WAY FOR SCIENTISTS TO LOOK AT

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THE UNIVERSE.

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IT MAY ONE DAY ENABLE US TO LOOK

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BACK AT THE MOMENT OF CREATION

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ITSELF, THE BIG BANG.

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AND JOINING US NOW IS A LOCAL

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SCIENTIST WHO EXWOULDED ON THE

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PROJECT, DANIEL HOLZ IS AN

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ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AT THE

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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO STUDYING

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ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENON

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INCLUDING BLACK HOLES AND DARK

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MATTER.

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AND DANIEL HOLZ WELCOME TO

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"CHICAGO TONIGHT."

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YOUR REACTION WHEN THIS PROJECT

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AND THREE OF THE KEY PEOPLE

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INVOLVED WITH THE PROJECT WON

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THE NOBEL PRIZE?

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>> I MEAN IT WAS I CANNOT SAY I

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WAS THAT SURPRISED BECAUSE WE

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HAD THIS DISCOVERY AND WE HAVE

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BEEN EXCITED ABOUT IT AND THE

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PHYSICS COMMUNITY HAS BEEN

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EXCITED ABOUT IT.

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BUT TO STILL GET THE PRIZE AND

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HEAR THAT THE THREE OF THEM WON

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IT, JUST DELIGHTED THE BEST

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NEWS.

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>> AND YOU KNOW THE THREE?

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YOU HAVE OVERLAPPED AND WORKED

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WITH THEM.

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TELL ME ABOUT THEM?

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>> THEY ARE WONDERFUL

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INDIVIDUALS.

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IT IS A BIG PROJECT THERE ARE

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OVER 1,000 SCIENTISTS INVOLVED

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AND YOU CAN IMAGINE WHO IS GOING

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TO GET THE PRIZE THAT COULD BE

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CONTENTIOUS.

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BUT IT TURNS OUT, I WOULD CLAIM

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THESE THREE WERE THE CLEAR THE

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RIGHT ONES TO RECEIVE THE PRIZE.

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THEY ARE WONDERFUL INDIVIDUALS.

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THEY EACH PLAYED PIVOTAL ROLES

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AS WE WENT ALONG THE PROJECT

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COULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED WITHOUT

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AND THEY ARE JUST GREAT PEOPLE

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GREAT SCIENTISTS GREAT PEOPLE.

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I'M SO HAPPY FOR THEM.

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>> AND IN THEIR PUBLIC STATEMENT

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THIS THEIR WORK INVOLVED

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HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE AND I IMAGINE

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THAT IS SOMETHING THAT THE

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ENTIRE TEAM APPRECIATES.

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EXPLAIN IN PLAIN TERMS AS

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GRAVITATIONAL WAVE IS.

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>> SO THE WAY I THINK ABOUT IT

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IS GRAVITATION AAL WAVES ARE THE

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WAY THE UNIVERSE KEEPS TRACK OF

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WHERE EVERYTHING IS.

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PULLING ON YOU WITH MY GRAVITY

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JUST LIKE THE EARTH IS PULLING

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ON US AND KEEPING US DOWN.

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I'M PULLING MY GRAVITY IS

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PULLING BUT FROM A DIFFERENT

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PULLING YOU THAT WAY INSTEAD.

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NOW, HOW THIS WORKS IS AS I

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MOVE, I CAN NOW GRAVITATIONAL

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I'M MOVED AND AM OVER THERE.

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SENDING OUT WAVES EVERYWHERE TO

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THE FAR REACHES OF THE UNIVERSE

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TO TELL THE MOST DISTANT

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GALAXIES I'VE MOVED YOU NEED TO

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UPDATE WHERE YOU ARE BEING

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PULLED.

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LIGHT.

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>> WHY WAS IT THAT EINSTEIN

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THOUGHT IT COULD NEVER BE

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>> BECAUSE THE EFFECT IS TINY.

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SUPER TINY.

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IT'S HARD TO GET ACROSS HOW TINY

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20 YEARS AGO, I THINK, VERY

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EXPERIENCED PHYSICISTS SAID WE

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WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO DETECT

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THIS IT'S IMPOSSIBLE.

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THE EQUIVALENT OF NOTICING THAT

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THE MIRRORS ARE SHAKING FOUR

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KILOMETRES AWAY BY A TINY

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FRACTION OF AN ATOM.

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DONE IT.

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>> WE HAVE A VIDEO SIMULATION OF

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WHAT LIGO OBSERVED.

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WHAT ARE WE LOOKING AT?

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>> THAT IS TWO BLACK HOLES

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ORBITING EACH OTHER.

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YOU SEEING LIGHT FROM BEHIND

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BEING IMAGED.

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SEEING IS THE TWO BLACK HOLES

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THE GRAVITATION ALE WAVES BEING

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EMITTED FROM THOSE.

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>> AND WHY IS THE SCIENTIFIC

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COMMUNITY SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS

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THE NOTION OF GRAVITATIONAL

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WHAT MIGHT IT MEAN?

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>> YOU ELUDED TO PART OF IT

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WHICH IS THAT THE GRAVITATIONAL

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WAVES ARE GIVING US A NEW WAY TO

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LEARN ABOUT THE UNIVERSE LIKE

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WE'VE DEVELOPED A NUISANCE.

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MOST OF WHAT WE'VE LEARN SECOND

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UNIVERSE THROUGH THE

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GRAVITATIONAL WALE OF WAVES.

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A CHIRP INVOLVED IN THE STUDY.

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THE ACTUAL WAVES AND YOU LOOK AT

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WHAT THEY WOULD SOUND LIKE IF

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YOU STUCK THEM INTO YOUR

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SPEAKERS, THEY MAKE A DISTINCT

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SOUND IT GOES WHOOP.

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THAT IS HOW WE KNOW WE'VE FOUND

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THE WAVE.

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THE CHIRP AND LET'S LISTEN TO

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>> FOR ME IT'S CLEAR AS DAY.

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BUT WE USE SUPER COMPUTERS TO

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ANALYZE THE DATA AND WHEN YOU

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LISTEN TO THAT WITH YOUR SUPER

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INCREDIBLY CRYSTAL CLEAR SIGNAL.

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>> AND THE CHIRP REFLECTS WHAT?

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>> THE SOUND OF THE FROM THE

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GRAVITATIONAL WAVES AS THE BLACK

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>> THE CHIRP REPRESENTS THE

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MERGING POINT?

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>> RIGHT UP UNTIL THE MERGING

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>> WHEN THEY HAVE BECOME ONE.

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EXACTLY.

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>> WE HAVE AN ILLUSTRATION THAT

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SHOWS THE INSTRUMENT AND

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DESCRIBE HOW THE INSTRUMENT

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YOU REFERENCED MIRRORS?

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>> LIGO IS TWO LONG EMPTY TUBES.

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SHOOT LASER LIGHT DOWN THE TUBES

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THE END AND THE LIGHT BOUNCES

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OFF THE MIRRORS AND COMES BACK.

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SHINEY IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT THEY

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ARE AMAZING MIRRORS AND THE

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LIGHT GOES BACK AND FORTH AND WE

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TIME HOW LONG IT TAKES.

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AND IF THE LIGHT GOING DOWN ONE

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TUBE TAKES LONGER OR GOES

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FASTER, IN TERMS OF TIME THEN

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THE LIGHT GOING DOWN ANOTHER

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TUBE AND WE COMPARE THAT AND

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THEN WE CAN TELL IF A WAVE HAS

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COME THROUGH AND STRETCHED THE

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TUBES.

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>> THE MEASUREMENTS MUST BE

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WILDLY ACCURATE IF YOU CAN

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MEASURE THE DIFFERENCES?

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>> YEAH.

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IT'S HERE IS ANOTHER WAY TO SAY

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IT.

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THE NUMBER WE USE IS 1.10, 21

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WHICH TO ME DOES NOT CONVEY

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MUCH.

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SO ONE WAY TO THINK ABOUT IT IS

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IF YOU THINK OF THE DISTANCE TO

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THE NEAREST STAR THE NEXT

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NEAREST STAR AND WENT AT THE

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SPEED OF LIME IT WOULD TAKE YOU

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THREE YEARS TO GET THERE.

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AND WE ARE NOTICING THAT THAT

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STAR IS WIGGLING BY THE WIDTH OF

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A HUMAN HAIR.

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>> GOSH.

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>> IT'S EXTREME.

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>> WHAT WAS YOUR ROLE IN THE

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LIGO PROJECT?

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YOU ARE PART OF THE TEAM.

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>> I AM PART OF A GROUP, I LEAD

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A GROUP AT THE VERSE I IT OF

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CHICAGO WITH A POST STOCK AND

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THREE GRADUATE STUDENTS, MAYA,

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AND TWO OTHERS AND WHAT WE HAVE

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BEEN DOING WE LOOK AT THE DATA

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THAT COMES OUT OF LIGO AND FRY

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TO FIGURE OUT WHAT IT'S TELLING

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US.

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WE ARE PART OF THE GROUP THAT

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FIGURED OUT OH, THIS IS FROM TWO

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BLACK HOLES AND THE PLAQUE HOLES

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WERE 30 TIMES THE MASS OF THE

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SUN AND THIS IS WHERE THEY WERE

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AND HOW FAR THEY WERE AND THEN

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WE USE THAT DATA TO LEARN ABOUT

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THE UNIVERSE ASTROPHYSICS WHERE

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DID THEY COME FROM.

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>> IS THE GOAL EVENTLY TO GET

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SOME KIND OF MAJOR CONNECTION

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WITH THE BIG BANG?

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>> ONE OF THE THINGS WE HOPE TO

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DO EVENTUALLY IS TO BE ABLE TO

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DETECT THE WAVES THAT WERE

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EMITTED FROM THE BIG BANG.

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WE ARE A LONG WAY AWAY FROM

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DOING THAT BUT THAT WOULD BE ONE

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OF THE DREAMS OF THE FIELD.

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>> DANIEL HOLZ THANK YOU FOR