Exciting results are announced on the Centre for Gravitational Physics' role in improving the sensitivity of the LIGO detectors.

CGP is participating in an effort to design the largest gravitational wave detector ever built.

The 'quantum squeezers' designed at ANU along with other upgrades for the current LIGO detectors have already greatly improved the detectors’ sensing capabilities in the third detection run that resumed in April 2019.

On August 14 Gravitational Wave community including ANU Centre for Gravitational Physics announced detection of collision of two massive objects about 900 million light years away.

An international team of scientists, including from RSPE's Centre for Gravitational Physics, have detected two stars colliding in space about 500 million years ago.

LIGO and VIRGO are set to resume their hunt for gravitational waves - ripples in space and time - on April 1