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LIGO Scientific & Virgo 2016 PRL paper reporting GW150914 — first direct detection of gravitational waves. 2017 Nobel.
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Peer topics
- ATLAS & CMS — Higgs Boson Discovery (2012)
- Bell — On the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Paradox (1964)
- Schrödinger — Wave Mechanics (1926)
- Bohr — Atomic Structure (1913)
- Einstein — General Relativity (1915)
- Einstein — Special Relativity (1905)
- Planck — Black-Body Radiation (1900)
- First Detection of Gravitational Waves (2016)
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