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Stretching the bandwidth: How radio waves have changed our world

They tell us about the behaviour of the sun, and galaxies far away; are being used to track sleep in research studies; and tech is changing how radio works too.

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Albert Einstein | Einstein s Dream - Telegraph India

A galaxy-sized experiment yields evidence for gravitational wave background and fulfils long-standing dreams. G.S. Mudur reports

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A heavenly music: Innovation plus patience equals scientific discovery

A scientist who partly discovered the nano hertz gravitational waves using a very powerful telescope tells us about listening to the “murmur” of the Universe

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Indian researchers find evidence of ultra-low frequency gravitational waves

Indian researchers find evidence of ultra-low frequency gravitational waves
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Sound Of The Cosmos

India’s telescope game can get even better Einstein theorised the existence of gravitational waves in 1916 but it was only in 2015 that America’s LIGO detectors could observe and confirm these. This week an international.

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