APS Division of Gravitational Physics (DGRAV)
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We are overjoyed for our colleagues in the pulsar timing community for finding evidence of a stochastic background of gravitational waves! Hope to hear lots of talks about these and future results at APS meetings
Exciting news! An analysis of NANOGrav’s 15-year data shows evidence for the existence of low-frequency gravitational waves. Teams in Australia, China, Europe, and India have also independently reported their results today. @EPTAGW @InPTA_GW @ARC_OzGRav @CSIRO_ATNF
APS Gravity—DGRAV retweeted
Welcome to the fourth observing run! #O4IsHere
O4 will last 20 months, with @ego_virgo and @KAGRA_PR joining us in the run. We expect the detection rate will be roughly twice in our past observing run
More news linked from ligo.org/news.php #ObservingRun4
ALT The timeline to O4. From our third observing run, through commissioning, our engineering run, to observing NOW
APS Gravity—DGRAV retweeted
APS Prizes and Awards recognize outstanding achievements in research, education, and public service across all fields of #physics.
Please consider nominating deserving colleagues by June 1: go.aps.org/3ogOLsl.
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ALT graphic showing the text APS Honors and Call for Nominations.
APS Gravity—DGRAV retweeted
The American Physical Society and the European Physical Society designated Einstein's apartment in Bern a historical monument at almost the exact time the first gravitational wave was detected. @LIGOLA @APSphysics @APSgravity
The International Society on General Relativity and Gravitation is organizing an online event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the publication of Misner, Thorne and Wheeler’s “Gravitation” (MTW). Misner and Thorne will both be there! Link+details: hyperspace.uni-frankfurt.de/…
There are four DGRAV sessions today! Check them out: april.aps.org/sessions?start…
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Hope everyone had a good time at the April meeting! Pedro Marronetti's update on NSF news relevant to gravitation are available here: dgrav.org/2023/04/17/pedro-m…