The Sound of Gravity
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Albert Einstein had a theory. MIT scientists help prove it a century later.
Learn more about LIGO and the search for gravitational waves: science.mit.edu/big-stories/d...
Directed by Sarah Klein & Tom Mason of Redglass Pictures for the MIT School of Science. Originally appeared on nytimes.com (www.nytimes.com/video/opinion...)
Executive Producer: Michael Sipser
Supervising Producer: Julia C. Keller
Editor: Tom Mason
Field Audio: John Osborne
Production Assistant: Patrice Howard
Associate Editor: Heather Martino
Graphics and Animation: Sean Latrelle
Color Grade: Stephen Derluguian
Sound Mix: Silver Sound
Special thanks to:
Rai Weiss, Professor of Physics Emeritus
Professors Nergis Mavalvala and Scott Hughes
In collaboration with the MIT School of Science
LIGO is funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) and operated by the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Additional thanks to:
The LIGO Team at MIT and CalTech
LIGO Scientific Collaboration (LSC)
LIGO Hanford
LIGO Livingston
Dean Michael Sipser
David Shoemaker
Marie Woods
Debbie Meinbresse
Laura Carter
Brittany Flaherty
Cliff Braverman
Koorosh Farchadi
Rachael Robinson
Ariel Weinberg
Music:
“Rise Up” by Ryan Sayward Whittier
“Camille Saint-Saens: Danse Macabre” by Kevin MacLeod
“Gnossienne” by TransAlp
“La Ere Gymnopedie (Satie)” by Peter Johnston
“Hatching” by Jeff Lardner and Mark Allaway
“Persistence” by Paul Mottram
“Bodum” by Steven Gutheinz
“Anti Gravity” by Dan Skinner and Adam Skinner
“Infinity” by Steven Gutheinz
“Getting Away with Murder” by Luke Richards
Additional footage and graphics provided by:
LIGO footage provided by Kai Staats
LIGO 3D model provided by Caltech
Animation funded by Sonoma State, NSF grant 1404215.
Mary Jane Doherty, Gravity 1985
Einstein’s Messengers
National Science Foundation
Thomas Lucas Productions
European Space Agency
Space Telescope Science Institute
Simulating eXtreme Spacetimes Project
Nobel Prize Foundation
CBS
MIT Museum
NASA
LIGO
Learn more about the latest findings from MIT-Caltech LIGO: www.ligo.caltech.edu/mit
Thanks UA-cam, for suggesting this. Good going, Dr Weiss.
Same here
this is truly revolutionary. MIT never fails to impress!
I love the Eric Satie at the end!
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This is how a student want like to study hello professor..
Thanks to share your own experience. with students who are part of college
*Trust me,* You can have 2nd Albert Einstein,
*BUT NOT 2nd Rainer Weiss.*
He had sooo much of belief in his idea that he went for an "all out" search for the idea. A true explorer
he just used his whole life to this
and yes it was worth it
we here making comments , and tha'ts all what we can do
Einstein was one of a kind
The fantastic Physics takes us through a miraculous discovery in nature. The last question by Prof. Weiss made me get goosebumps!!
Thank for all, Dr. Weiss
Thank you😊 So cool loved it! Wonderful to see how it was put together !
This was a MAGNIFICENT video of amazing quality! Looking forward to more inspiring ones like this 👍
Extremely concise and self explainable.
Thanks for recommending 👍
Incredible story and so well produced
Pay my great appreciation and respect for those who love and insist science exploring!
A very very great video....this should be recommended to everybody....its a thousand times better than a movie and is definitely needed to be watched
Well done 👏Weiss's line at the very end hit me right in the gut.
You can see passion for the future of science in his eyes, and the mortal pain of not being around to see it.
Very GOOD DOC. Beautiful...!
Thanks for information
So simple yet so complex.
This is the best science documentary I have ever seen!!
This is simply spectacular.
sorry for being late, but thank you so much for this finding.
Amazing!
thank you for sharing, sometimes i can feel them . and sometimes i feel how the puls of earth change. not knowing but thinking of the possibility thats the answer is great and wonderful. i hope someday you can show how it affects people , because it goes through everything.
I feel good be the first ever subscriber of this channel.
eyes filled with tears.
It's the greatest discovery, great 🔥
Recommend me more of these.
So atmospheric video
Really interesting 😊
great !!! amazing
A great video indeed. I have watched tens of videos of Ray Weiss and about gravitational waves but this one just made me skip a heart beat.
Wow, this is fascinating for a physics lover, like me😍
Восхитительно! Очень вдохновляет на исследования природы
Bravo!
at 9:00 : goosebumps...!!!
Salute to you sir, salute to LIGO, SALUTE TO MIT
cycle of science goes on and on
That's incredible
I think people still don't realise how important his foundation was. The cosmos will be looked from a whole new perspective from now considering these breakthroughs. And its sad to see people like weiss Ageing. He resembles brilliance to the infinity.
amazing
It's generally to Motivative
That is beautiful
I'm looking for something somewhat specific here as I've seen the chart like the one at 10:02 before; im confused here. I have a background in DSP, and I'm trying to put things together before I write a formal paper and research concurrently.
Every chart I see has frequency as the range. I see the time domain (which im assuming is observed time vs proper time). I don't see anything labeled energy. Unless there are 2 plots, the top most plot being frequency and the bottom the standard time-energy plot, it doesn't quite add up. I just noticed the 2nd plot here as other places seem misinformative for whatever reason(s).
The screns on your computer scene and the shot from the research paper seem inline with what I'm looking for. Do you know of a credible source where I can find the time-energy plot itself of some given gravity wave? If I had clarification on the one with 2 observatories, that might be perfect.
Also as a side note, I swear you guys at MIT are the only people that have as expansive, detailed and credible technical information on here. It's been of huge help to me to promote understanding. Now and then I'll come across something comparable from Cal Tech, but you guys have them beat hands down. Thanks in advance!
It's the most beautiful question.
This must have millions of views
No people are too busy watching tiktokers doing the same dances with the same music over and over again
@@rosalina5755 That's the problem, we'll soon lose to authoritarianism aka China, because they focus on science and produce value instead of dopamine giving-videos on tiktok
@@informing_ im not American, u guys have way better conditions than us what a shame a lot of the population misuse that privilege and instead only focus on things like gender and sexuality. Here (third world country) a lot of us would love to get a better education but the government doesn’t give the slightest shit about us. Some of us have to take a bus full of people during covid and study for 8 hours with only one hour to “eat” (sometimes the administration kicks u out of school for no reason) even if u love learning,they make u hate it.
@@rosalina5755 Education? Well first of all I live in Greece, Europe but I think we have very similar governments that dont give a sht, but education is something that CANT be given by the state, you can learn in libraries on the internet or in colleges, best thing in our times is learning online, anyway I agree with you
@@informing_ i just assumed you were American judging by the flag in your profile photo 😂
Claps and Tears
Gravitational wave detectors if I remember right. Then you amplify the sound of the waves till we are able to hear it
great peoples great mind
inspiring
Wow
Beautiful nature sounds. Didn't really need the music.
It's obvious
We want to find out if there is big living things outside earth, or outside our solar system
what I am assuming is that if we, in our small lifespan , find a collision of two black holes, there has to be Billions and billions of black holes( idk bout the numbers)
well if that is something to go by, in my imagination atleast , it's nearly impossible for life to not be out there, it has to be there, somewhere
And still if , we are the only living things in thins universe capable of powerful thinking
we shouldn't be wasting that gift or that blessing that we have
we should probably be more efficient , so that we can get our maximum potential
people who commit suicide , are unlucky , it's just wasting of one just ONE Golden Opportunity that we got to prove ourselves and yet
NO I am not saying that I am perfect
no one is perfect
let's assume for now that we all have a role to do in our lifespan, towards what is coming
I feel like I am born too early
maybe another 1000 years later should have been hopeful
but who knows if the earth would still be functioning in the next 100 years
in that case I should consider myself lucky
whatever , I felt like this is a perfect video to express my feelings
If someone has seen this and has actually managed to read this till here , I appreciate it.
You are not alone......pun intended...;)
Black holes in general have always piqued my curiosity where do they lead? what's on the other side? Where did it get its immense of pressure or gravity or whatever is eating up everything including light...I'm definitely not an MIT student just a curious mind with a poor education
Just 653 subscribers, the heck?! Why?
Me at 4 am -
F**k Yeah.. Black Holes !!
Enstain's theory become a reality
Does light (or photons) have mass? I saw somewhere that mass come from interactions with the higgs field and that photons does not interact with the field.
So, assuming light does not have mass, why it can't escape a black hole? To interact with a gravitational field a thing doesn't have to have mass? Or it is some reason completely different?
If someone can explain it simple I would appreciate, I am not from physics. Thanks.
I’m merely a high school junior so please take my answer with a grain of salt. Light travels in a straight line through strait spacetime so the curving of spacetime causes light to follow a curved path as well. This curvature is very subtle and so isn’t noticed in earth. However, since the gravitational force of a black hole is extremely big, this bending becomes much more significant
@@juanpeft4593 Hi, thank you.
I think your answer is in the right way. I also thought about the bending of space, that the bent space around a black hole keeps light trapped in some way. But that doesn't make a lot of sense to me, because the light had to get in in this bent space first, so why it can get in but not get out. It should be a really special bending. I don't know if what I said makes any sense.
Anyway, I appreciate your answer.
Murillo Prestes Villa I would imagine that it is due to the fact that the bending of spacetime grows bigger as light approaches the black hole, so light isn’t affected as much when it approaches the black hole versus when it tries to get out because to get out it has to overcome the most “resistance”. I hope I expressed myself well and sorry for any typos
@@murilloprestesvilla9539 we never know where the black hole ends or what's going inside it. maybe it is a topic of research
Revolution and my god Einstein sir was right
Can you hears the phonons creak?
That's so tiny.. that's ridiculous... That's so small of a fraction....
Anyways, we built the prototype .
Well , isnt gravity null at the centre of the earth , what about the condition of effect of gravity in the middle of the earth ???
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I know what black holes actually "are".
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Humanity was created to discover Science. So that we could finally see and understand how wonderful God all his creation ❤
You cant seperate God from Science nor can you take the beauty of Science from God
🙏❤⚛️ You cannot seperate the two. They are in endless pursuit of each other just like the function of an atom...ADAM and its units.
you are god
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Thanks UA-cam, for suggesting this. Good going, Dr Weiss.
Amazing!