Learn about gravitational waves generated during core-collapse supernovae through an engaging 16-minute lecture that explores the explosive death of a 15 solar mass star. Discover how these cosmic phenomena are detected and analyzed, with expert insights from physicist Jade Powell presented as part of the ANITA workshop series.
Gravitational Waves from the Explosion of a 15 Solar Mass Star
MonashPhysicsAndAstronomy via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
ANITA Gravitational waves from the explosion of a 15 solar mass star - Jade Powell
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