@nikhildev4490
For students from UPSC exam: the answer is 'Evolved Lisa'. Lisa pathfinder: a 2015 mission to study feasibility for evolved lisa, 2034. LIGO: Underground Evolved Lisa: In space Lisa pathfinder: study feasibility for Evolved Lisa. Its "EVOLVED" probably because antecedents like space time curvature, ligo, lisa-pathfinder etc
@i_am_the_old_channel
When you mentioned that LISA was a joint ESA/NASA project, it brought a tiny tear to my eye. These are glimpses of humanity of the future: no nations, no religions, no other forms of stupid tribalism — just a unified species deeply fascinated with the universe and life.
@delve_
"2034 is a long time in the future" You say that as if 2005 is a long time in the past.
@liamcolvin5875
Your donut of knowledge is still my laptop background 🤩🤩
@goomba2727
You’re the best science Channel I’ve ever seen
@EeekItsSnek
I first saw you from Vertasium on the Doom map video and I've since been hooked. You are so amazing at communicating science. I have never had in interest in quantum mechanics until your videos, and now I can't stop watching your videos. You are so smart and so good at explaining how things function in a way better than most science communicators. Thanks for being you :)
@will2see
I think it will be much more revolutionary than the HST... After all, HST is just a telescope but in space. But LISA? Lisa is a completely different beast! It is not a different league. It's a completely different sport!
@metalabratory8234
Crazy. 10 years ago, I did a practicum at the Alber Einstein Institute in Hannover under supervision of Dr. Aufmuth, where we were able to look at and participate in some laser testing for Lisa. Back then I did not really understand the value of this project. It's incredible to see it coming closer to getting out there. Loving it. Now I am an Artificial Intelligence engineer and sometimes think about where I would be, if I had actually chosen a physics career. I'm really happy to be alive during such exiting times. Can't wait the hear the first heart beats of the universe.
@lisarobinson5999
Thanks for such a cool explanation here. Love you all LISA
@pathtoknowledge6847
The best channel & a wonderful human being I've stumbled upon on YouTube Thank you ❤🙏
@yuhgdhg2768
Outstanding effort
@TheScienceBiome
Love the thumbnail!
@SnifferRiffle
I remember first hearing about this on an episode of Nova back in 2004.
@parkershaw8529
We have neutrino detectors before gravitational detectors. So, our knowledge was NOT just from light.
@lisamcdonaldq6677
THANK YOU FROM LISA
@arnavmishra2155
Again A great video Sir!!
@adilsiddique6822
UPSC 2020 Asked about LISA
@supriyachowdekar3231
Both The thumbnail and the video are amazing 😍👍👍
@auto514
0:51 RIP neutrinos. We definitely learned about the sun from neutrinos. They confirmed estimates of the rate of nuclear fusion in the core.
@EuropeanSpaceAgency