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Friday 12 February 2016
Astronomers have finally found evidence of gravitational waves.
After 100 years of theory and decades of experiments, astronomers have detected gravitational waves directly for the first time. The announcement, made Thursday by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) and accompanied by a paper in Physical Review Letters, describes a powerful signal that ultimately began with the merger of two black holes located 1.3 billion light-years away.
The finding not only confirms yet another aspect of Albert Einstein’s theory of gravity, known as general relativity, but it also opens another avenue for researchers to observe and study the universe.
“Ladies and gentlemen, we have detected gravitational waves. We did it!,” said LIGO scientific spokesman David Reitze at the announcement Thursday. Before crashing together, the black holes were 36 and 29 times the Sun's mass. Afterward, the new combined black hole has only 62 solar masses, with the colossal difference — 5,000 supernovas' worth of energy — radiated away as gravitational waves.
Gravitational waves are literally distortions in space-time, ripples in the fabric of the universe. Gravity is the weakest of the four fundamental forces, so only the most extreme events — black holes colliding, neutron stars twirling, a supernova erupting — would produce detectable waves. LIGO’s twin detectors, in Louisiana and Washington state, use lasers to watch for these tiny stretches and squeezes of space-time.
These ripples open a new window on the universe, allowing astronomers to hear in the darkest regions of space where telescopes yield no information. Black holes, for instance, are infamously impossible to observe directly; they emit no light. But with gravitational waves, astronomers can probe the very heart of the singularities. They will discover black holes completely invisible to traditional observatories — and surely new surprises as well.
“Imagine the instrument as a giant ruler,” says Marco Cavaglià , a University of Mississippi astronomer and assistant LIGO spokesman. “We measure distance along two perpendicular arms, and if these distances change, then we can see it with the laser light.” Although the gravitational waves are incredibly weak — only enough to warp the distance between Earth and the Sun by the width of a hydrogen atom — LIGO’s instruments are extremely sensitive.
Detection of gravitational waves, which were initially predicted in 1916, follows months of rumors. Just a week after the newly upgraded LIGO went online, popular (and unaffiliated) physicist Lawrence Krauss tweeted that he heard about a gravitational wave detection. About a month ago, another tweet from Krauss doubled down on the finding, sending rumors into overdrive. All official sources declined to comment until Thursday’s announcement.
It’s not hard to see why: This is one of the biggest scientific discoveries of the decade, if not the century. There’s already talk of Nobel prizes for the discoverers. And with the stakes so high, the science must be accurate, especially given other recent groundbreaking announcements that later turned out not to be true. Assuming these findings hold up, it’s an exciting time in astronomy. Gravitational waves can now serve as another way to scour the cosmos, akin to being able to see a new color. It’s impossible to say what discoveries await in the coming gravitational wave era, but every time astronomers have found a new way to observe, breakthroughs have soon followed.
In 1865, James Clerk Maxwell predicted that light travels in waves, but humanity needed Heinrich Hertz’s first radio transmitter to unleash modern technology and unveil new types of cosmic phenomena.
In terms of historical significance and future potential, detecting gravitational waves had been one of the most anticipated discoveries in modern science.
“It is, of course, the great hope of all the astrophysicists involved here that this new window will allow us to see things that one has not even thought of before,” says Albert Einstein Institute senior scientist Albrecht Rüdiger, who spent his entire career developing detectors.
Monday 11 January 2016
6 Websites that will make you an Expert
Hello mate,
In this post, I am going to post the6 Websites that will make you an Expert.
These 6 websites are common to everyone, but it will be greatly useful to the students and enthusiastic learner's.
Here are those 6 websites that will make you an Expert.
1.Tutorial points - www.tutorialspoints.com
This is an Awesome and quite a useful website to learn programming languages like C, C++, C#, Java, Android, database connectivity and much more programming and also other various study-related tutorials which are mostly used by the Students.
This website provides unique and easy examples for every programming concepts.
The available tutorials are
1.General discussion
2.Suggestions
3.Latest news
4.Software engineering
5.Quality forums
6.Pmp certification
7.Scripting programming
8.Web server forums
9.Browser scripting
10.Html/ XHTML forums
11.Latest technologies
12.Java
2.Coursera - www.coursera.org
Coursera is an education platform that partners with top universities and organizations worldwide, to offer courses online for anyone to take.See the List of courses available here COURSES.
3.W3schools- W3schools.com
W3schools is Web developer site that provides tutorials in various web developing languages such as
HTML
CSS
JAVASCRIPT
PHP
JAVA
BOOTSTRAP
ANGULARJS
C
SQL
4.101SCIENCE - 101SCIENCE.COM
This Website will contain every domain in the Science domain.
5.Duolingo - www.duolingo.com
What are the languages do you know?
Duolingo is the Website that provides you teaching on different languages like English, Hindi, French, Spanish, Turkish, Hungarian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese etc...
You can take a daily training for 5 minutes minimum and you can feel the change of speaking a new Language.
6.Sharp brains - sharpbrains.com
This Website provides a large number of brain teasers and brain performance test and it also provides to increase our brain capabilities.
I hope that these sites will be more helpful to you and mostly if you are a student you ought to check it out these websites immediately.
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Also, read Best Online Course Sites.
Saturday 9 January 2016
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Wednesday 30 December 2015
Incredible Invent of this year
Guess Who is she?
Do you like her?
Unfortunately, she is not a human.!!!
Yes, She is Yangyang a Chinese invented Humanoid Robo!!!
Can't believe right!!!
In 2015, lots of new technologies were developed but at to the core, the Incredible Invent of this year is Humanoid Yangyang.
Yangyang is one of a number of impressively realistic robots to be unveiled at the Global Mobile Internet COnferance (GMIC) 2015 in Beijing, China.
Dressed in a full-length coat, the android can display a wide range of facial expression and can speak, move its head and raise hands for handshakes.
Facial expressions
Who invented YangYang?
The android was produced jointly by China's Shanghai YangYang Intelligent Robot Science Service Centre and renowned Japanese robotics professor Hiroshi Ishiguro.
What is the Mechanism inside YangYang?
The Android responds to the face movements of the person who is interacting with the Yangyang. Then it runs the Actuators (An actuator is a type of motor that is responsible for moving or controlling a mechanism or system. It is operated by a source of energy, typically electric current, hydraulic fluid pressure, or pneumatic pressure, and converts that energy into motion.)
There are nearly 13 actuators used in the face part to replace face muscles in the human face.
It sensors the interacting person's Eye movement, mouth, nose and also cheek to effectively interact with the person.
Check out the Awesome Video
Also, See the Video of the scientist who invented Yangyang.
I think this as the most incredible invent of this year, a next big leap in robotic technology.
FLASH BACK - 2015
In this post I am going to link my Posts on 2015
Click the links to read the post
1.Top 10 Events in 2015
2.Top 15 Smartphones in 2015
3.Top 10 Android Games in 2015
4.Top 10 Cricket Teams in 2015
5.Top 10 Batsman's in 2015
6.Top 10 Bowler's in 2015
7.Top 10 Hollywood Movies in 2015
8.Top 22 Tamil movies in 2015
9.Top 10 Bollywood movies in 2015
10.Top 10 Telugu movies in 2015
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