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Pavel Pisa

Kip Thorne‘s lecture Quantum Fluctuations in our Universe’s Warped Side presentation at Jiří Bičák Memorial Conference 2025 organized by Charles University Faculty of Mathematics and Physics and Czech Academy of Sciences recordings are available https://youtu.be/To-vVkHHyXk

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Prof. Kip Thorne even presented 43 years of history leading to the proving of gravitation waves by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO). He has documented how this has been possible even thanks to cooperation with scientists in Prague and the Soviet Union who have been forced to withstand Stalinism, Soviet occupation of Czech Republic in 1968 ending the Prague Spring, making another obstacle for cooperation, etc. His last slide was less optimistic when compared with Prof. J. Podolský outlook ( Gravitační vlny po 10 letech, a co bude dál?) for Einstein Telescope, VIRGO, LISA, and more bright future based on cooperation of the governments, funding, and scientists worldwide.

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