Gravity Spy
Welcome to the Gravity Spy blog where we chat about glitches, gravitational-wave detection and all things Gravity Spy!
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GW170104 – the third GW event!
Hi Gravity Spiers, Today we announced the detection of the third confidently-observed gravitational wave event – GW170104. It was detected on January 4 2017, as the… Read more
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Great Press for Gravity Spy!
The Gravity Spy project has recently been featured in a couple great places! Check out a recent article about the project in LIGO magazine as… Read more
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New data from LIGO’s second observing run
Dear Gravity Spiers, Gravity Spy has recently hit a new milestone – over one million classifications! Thank you for all your hard work so far… Read more
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Glitches associated with phone accidentally left plugged in at LHO
Hi GSpy users, At LIGO Hanford we recently discovered that some of the telephones in the large experimental areas of LIGO were accidentally left… Read more
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O2 has started – get ready for new glitches!
LIGO’s second observing run (O2) started this morning – on November 30th 2016 at 8 am, pacific time. Get ready for some new glitches! We’ll… Read more
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Update after 1 week of launch
Hi everyone, It has been one week since our full public launch, and we couldn’t be happier with the awesome participation! We’ve had over 200,000… Read more
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Gravity Spy – now live!
We are excited to announce that the full implementation of Gravity Spy is now live! Please join us in the search for gravitational waves at… Read more
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Help to uncover gravitational waves with Gravity Spy!
We are very excited to have the beta test running for Gravity Spy, a Zooniverse project that combines human classifications with computer machine learning algorithms… Read more
