Gravity’s Cosmic Symphony with Kelly Holley-Bockelmann
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Chuck, if you give an astrophysicist a cookie, they'll ask for more. You we weren't happy with LIGO. No. There's more black holes to detect. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. We got now we got now we got Lisa, which, you know, I have to I have to say a better name than LIGO. That's for sure. Coming up. Everything about the next generation. Gravitational wave detector. On Star Talk.
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