Japan starts test run of gravity wave detector

Japan starts test run of gravity wave detector

The control room for the Kagra underground telescope is shown to the media in Hida, Gifu Prefecture on March 25, 2016. Japan started a test run of the equipment aiming to detect so-called "gravitational waves" and gain a better understanding of the universe by observing the ripples in space-time from colliding black holes and supernova explosions. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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