LISA will be a great way to look for gravitational waves in a completely different wavelength regime than LIGO's able to do. Both interferometers using lasers, that's why they both have LI in them, so it's basically the same idea. Jacob Jongsma: Would you be surprised if a new physical theory with a similar impact is relativity or quantum mechanics turns up? Barry Stuckey: I'm certainly willing to take while to figure it out.
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