EPISODE 6 - LIGO: A DISCOVERY THAT SHOOK THE WORLD

Episode 6, "MOVIES MADE FROM NUMBERS," shows how LIGO's spectacular animations of colliding black holes and neutron stars are based on LIGO data, not on aritsts' ideas of how the events might look. These scientific visualizations are movies made from the millions of numbers produced by super computers when they try to simulate and confirm an event, using Einstein's intimidatingly complex equations of general relativity.

[uberkatt]

Team, I've been subscribed for a while now and look forward to your releases. Your content and production quality is excellent, keep up the great work!

[rafaelskiarteportfolio]

I loved Teresita Ramirez! Congratulations on the amazing visualisations and for Not Listen stupid sexists teachers anymore! You are amazing <3

[الحياةوالعدم]

Superstring theory predicts the presence of multiple universes that possess different physical laws
This is due to the different vibrations of these chains, which give a variety of different universes in the laws of physics
The question is how many different universes are in this theory?
second question
How can we know the universe corresponding to our universe in this theory?
The universe that matches the laws of our universe must be discovered in super string theory
This is why we need a smart computer
In order to simulate all the different universes inside the smart computer
We hope physicists and computer owners work to simulate the appearance of various universes of super string theory.
In order to find the universe that matches this universe and its physical laws
Please communicate the questions and suggestions to physicists and computer scientists as well

[TerryAllison]

Will there only be one detectable gravitational wave per collision?

[ingussilins]

Is possible detect gravitational waves with 1)electric capacitor
2) with electron tunneling efect tought potential barriers?