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Search for keywords (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna) returned 8 results.
Satellite to study near-Earth asteroids' wobbly signature
'Noise' from the LISA mission will give scientists a way to study the mass and number of near-Earth asteroids.
By Provided by Planetary Science Institute, Tucson
Published: 04/06/2009
Close encounters of three black holes
An RIT team simulates the first merger of three black holes.
By Provided by the Rochester Institute of Technology
Published: 04/09/2008
When three black holes merge
Triple black hole systems undergo chaoitc interactions.
By Provided by Northwestern University
Published: 01/24/2007
Superstring symphony
Scientists believe they can detect low-frequency gravitational waves created by decaying superstrings.
By Provided by the University of Washington
Published: 01/10/2007
Black holes too close for comfort
Astronomers detect a pair of supermassive black holes only 24 light-years apart, 100 times closer than any other known pair.
By Laura Layton
Published: 06/07/2006
What would happen if two neutron stars, each traveling at 90 percent the speed of light, struck each other head-on?
By CHRISTOPHER PERISIE, CHELSEA, MASSACHUSETTS
Published: 01/01/2006
Europe's vision for space
The European Space Agency lays out its goals for the next decade of space exploration.
By Michael Carroll
Published: 08/25/2005
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Published: 07/25/2005
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