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Rossi (2022) The Large Magellanic Cloud Revealed in Gravitational Waves with LISA” (2022) Future exploration of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) with LISA will uncover a rich population of binary systems emitting detectable gravitational waves, offering valuable insights into the LMC’s properties and givi ... Michael A. Keim, Valeriya Korol, Elena M. Rossi (2022) The Large Magellanic Cloud Revealed in Gravitational Waves with LISA” Science with the space-based interferometer LISA. V: Extreme mass-ratio inspirals (2017) The space-based Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) will be able to observe the gravitational-wave signals from systems comprised of a massive black hole and a stellar-mass compact object. Stanislav Babak, Jonathan G ... Science with the space-based interferometer LISA. V: Extreme mass-ratio inspirals Link Boxes row [FP-hero-links-sl1] What is LISA? Observing Gravitational Waves in Space” … sounds impressive, but how and … Observing Gravitational Waves in Space” – Concept, Roadmap, … News Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed … Conferences Stay informed about upcoming Conferences, Workshops and Meetings Open Positions Jobs & More Reports Papers & Reviews L I S A – the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna A large-scale space mission designed to detect one of the most elusive phenomena in astronomy – gravitational waves. LISA, the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna , will be a space-borne Gravitational Wave Observatory with an arm-length of 2.5 million km, compared to the few km’s of the ground-based observatories. LISA will observe the entire universe and discover parts that are invisible by other means. It will enhance our knowledge about the beginning, evolution and structure of our universe. LISA will complement earth-bound gravitational wave and other astronomical observatories, and significantly enrich multimessenger astronomy. Mission Section text intro GW Definition Box 1 Explanation from a popular website (PH) LISA, as we know it today, has for a large part its origin in Pete’s creativity, deep physical insight and intellectual rigor. Remembering Astrophysicist Peter Bender It is with great sorrow that we have learnt that Pete Bender, at the age of 93, passed away last Saturday, 22 April 2024. It is a small consolation that he could witness the final approval of the mission by the European Space Agency last January. Pete has been a guide and a model for many of us in the LISA community, and his legacy and example will continue to drive our effort toward the success of the LISA mission. Pete has been a guide and a model for many of us in the LISA community, and his legacy and example will continue to drive our effort toward the success of the LISA mission. Credit: Steven Burrows, JILA Mission Section text intro GW Definition Box 1 Explanation from a popular website (PH) ESA gives go-ahead for flagship gravitational-wave observatory in space Following its adoption, the LISA mission advances to the construction phase LISA, the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna, has passed a major review with flying colours; the entire concept – frop the definition of the overall mission and operations to the space hardware to be built – stood up to the intense scrutiny of ESA’s reviews. Now the space agency’s Science Programme Committee (SPC) has confirmed that LISA is sufficiently mature and that mission development can proceed as planned. LISA should go into orbit in the mid 2030’s. Mission Section text intro GW Definition Box 1 Explanation from a popular website (PH) The red book is out – learn all about the LISA space mission The red book is a comprehensive document which just got published with the LISA adoption. It describes the mission in its whole and is the result of the relentless effort of the LISA Science Study Team. Link: LISA Redbook – LISA – Cosmos Gravitational Waves – Technology – Data Analysis The science as a foundation – the technology to make it happen – the data analysis to process the mission’s research data: INDEX More about Gravitational Wave Science Be in space to answer questions Gravitational Wave Science A New Astronomy More about LISA Techologies More about Data Analysis Features & Designs Technology What are LISA Sciencecraft Methods and Tools Data Analysis Extracting Science Gravitational waves encode information that isn’t accessible with light or particles. Combining these messengers will give us the power to understand the Universe in a whole new way. Gravitational waves encode information that isn’t accessible with light or particles. Combining these messengers will...