Telescopes that see gravity: the next frontier of exoplanet discovery
In short: Professor Carolin Crawford explores how we might soon move beyond traditional light-based observation to map the universe using gravity and neutrinos.
The lecture introduces visionary technologies designed to expand our reach into the cosmos. This includes developing new forms of telescopes capable of 'seeing' gravity or constructing instruments that generate images from neutrinos.
Presented by Professor Carolin Crawford, a distinguished astronomer with a career spanning institutions like Cambridge and Oxford, the talk highlights how these advancements will redefine what students of the universe can observe in the future.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: The Future of Exoplanets - Professor Carolin Crawford
- Also: Dr Carolin Crawford | Institute of Astronomy
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