File:The eye that looked through the new astronomy window.jpg
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English: The LIGO photodiode that saw the first gravitational-waves signal on September 14, 2015. Ready to be shipped to its new home, the Nobel Museum. |
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| Author | Guillermo A. Valdes |
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Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory Livingston, LA USA
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