LION - Laser Interferometer on the Moon by Marie-Sophie Hartig and Pau Amaro Seoane
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Overview
Explore the concept of LION (Laser Interferometer on the Moon) in this 40-minute conference talk presented by Marie-Sophie Hartig and Pau Amaro Seoane at the Lunar Gravitational-Wave Detection Discussion Meeting. Delve into the revolutionary idea of gravitational-wave detection on the Moon, which dates back to the Apollo era and has now become technologically feasible. Learn about the potential of lunar detectors to open up the decihertz band for gravitational-wave observations, offering unprecedented opportunities for breakthrough discoveries in gravitational-wave and multi-messenger astronomy. Gain insights into mission concepts, payload technologies, and the crucial role of lunar geophysics in planning these ambitious missions. Understand how this talk contributes to the broader discussion on decihertz gravitational-wave astronomy and the preparation of a science white paper on the subject.
Syllabus
LION: Laser Interferometer on the Moon by Marie-Sophie Hartig and Pau Amaro Seoane
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International Centre for Theoretical Sciences