ESA’s LISA Mission Explained: Gravitational Waves from Space | Launching in 2035
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ESA’s LISA Mission Explained: Gravitational Waves from Space | Launching in 2035
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Discover how ESA's Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) will transform our understanding of the Universe. Launching in 2035, this groundbreaking space-based observatory is designed to detect gravitational waves—ripples in spacetime—from powerful cosmic events like supermassive black hole mergers and binary star systems.
In this video, we explain:
✅ What the LISA mission is
✅ How laser interferometry works in space
✅ Why detecting low-frequency gravitational waves matters
✅ How LISA will test Einstein’s theory of General Relativity
✅ The international collaboration between ESA, NASA, and global partners
🔭 LISA is the first observatory of its kind—a milestone in astrophysics and precision engineering.
📅 Stay updated on LISA’s journey to launch on the Ariane 6 rocket in 2035.
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