What will it take to actually detect a graviton?

Nicolus Rotich

Ivan S Kirkpatrick

Jan 28, 2020·1 min read

What will it take to actually detect a graviton? A larger collider? A more sensitive LIGO? And once detected, then what? What can we do with this new found knowledge?

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Ivan S Kirkpatrick

Engineer and veteran, 13 years of Design Engineering, 20+ years in Software Engineering, Go enthusiast. I read a lot, write some too, ivank2139@protonmail.com

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Cosmology

Nicolus Rotich

Ivan S Kirkpatrick

Jan 28, 2020·1 min read

Ivan S Kirkpatrick

Engineer and veteran, 13 years of Design Engineering, 20+ years in Software Engineering, Go enthusiast. I read a lot, write some too, ivank2139@protonmail.com

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