On Tuesday, May 19, 2015, after seven years, downtime modernization, the first installation of scientific equipment, advanced laser interferometer gravitational wave Observatory (Advanced LIGO). Two of the same type situated in the southeastern part of the state of Washington and southeast Louisiana, designed to detect weak “signatures” of gravitational waves generated supernova explosions, collisions between black holes and other high-energy cosmic catastrophes.
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