Cosmic Explorer is the planned U.S. contribution to the global third-generation ground-based gravitational-wave detector network with #EinsteinTelescope & #NEMO
The first circulation of the Horizon Study is available at https://t.co/aWM35pxMGg. We are looking for community feedback and welcome YOUR input through the form linked in the PDF.
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If you want to hear about the future of gravitational wave astronomy @APSMeetings, tune in to session S10 on Saturday! The session will start with a summary of the @NSF MPS ngGW subcommittee report, followed by overviews of @CosmicExpGW and @ET_Euregio.
Help make the case for @CosmicExpGW to the @NSF's NextGenGW Subcommittee! Submit a science letter describing the observational requirements for an XG detector network to meet your favorite science goal to help shape the CE white papers. Details here: https://t.co/WRS7EPoEEE
@farrwill @bffarr @AspenPhysics@CosmicExpGW Interested in supporting @CosmicExpGW and developing its science case and analysis tools? Please join the Cosmic Explorer Consortium and help us build the CE community! https://t.co/XSf32jwKOx
Our PI @prof_mevans was invited to give an overview of the Cosmic Explorer detector @APSMeetings, highlighting the unique features that will enable us to tackle our ambitious science goals.
The first circulation of the Horizon Study is available at https://t.co/aWM35pxMGg. We are looking for community feedback and welcome YOUR input through the form linked in the PDF.
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We are excited to share with you the Cosmic Explorer Horizon Study!
The @NSF funded a three-year study toward Cosmic Explorer, the U.S. contribution to the next generation of gravitational-wave observatories on Earth.
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The goal of the Horizon Study is to provide a foundation for further development of CE. It includes observatory design options and their associated science capabilities, a cost estimate for the construction of CE, and a discussion of CE’s role in the community.
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Congratulations to our Einstein Telescope colleagues for reaching this significant milestone! ET will be among the 11 projects included in the #ESFRI#Roadmap2021, an important step for the future of gravitational-wave astronomy.
ESFRI proudly announces 11 new #ResearchInfrastructures that will be included in the #ESFRI#Roadmap2021. A new level of ambition to develop excellent scientific facilities to address European challenges is backed by an est. €4.1 billion investment.
More:https://t.co/Kcv6lIlZfF
Dr. Brittany Kamai (@cosmojellyfish), a Native Hawaiian astrophysicist researches metamaterials,dark energy & gravitational waves (@LIGO@CosmicExpGW) as a postdoc @ucsc & @Caltech. Her passions include exploring the cosmos,high quality science, & elevating the physics community!
Lots of great presentations and discussions on #cosmicexplorer at the #GWADW this week. Check out @csufphysics grad student Alex Gruson’s poster with an overview of our design and science goals below if you missed it at the meeting!