Photo: NASA The 3 LISA satellites will be separated by 2.5 million kilometers. Gravitational waves traveling through the Universe cause changes in distance.
Photo: NASA The 3 LISA satellites will be separated by 2.5 million kilometers. Gravitational waves traveling through the Universe cause changes in distance. The planning phase for the innovative space observatory LISA was completed successfully. This marks the start of the implementation phase of a large-scale international project that includes 3 research groups at Universität Hamburg. The Cluster of Excellence Quantum Universe is a core research area in astroand particle physics at Universität Hamburg. The LISA space observatory is a giant project of the European Space Agency (ESA) in collaboration with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the USA. Starting in the mid-2030s, the researchers will set out to detect gravitational waves at previously unresearched frequencies from 0.1 millihertz to one hertz with an innovative measurement device.
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