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Gravitational Waves from the Early Universe

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An artist's representation of two black holes.

2pm - 3pm : Blake Studio, Norwich School

For Adults Free Space and Astronomy Talk
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The Close, Norwich, NR1 4DD

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Journey into the Universe’s hidden mysteries

A decade ago, scientists detected gravitational waves for the first time, letting us ‘see’ black holes and opening a new way to study the Universe.

Dr Robert Ferdman, Associate Professor of Physics at UEA, explores what this means for our understanding of the cosmos and its beginnings.


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Recommended for adults and ages 12+
The Blake Studio, Norwich School
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