ESA has approved the LISA mission, targeting a mid-2030s launch for this space observatory.
LISA aims to be the first space facility dedicated to detecting gravitational waves.
Gravitational waves are ripples in space-time caused by massive celestial events.
LISA's adoption marks a milestone in exploring multimessenger astronomy.
Nasa will contribute key technologies, including lasers and telescopes, to the LISA mission.
LISA will consist of three spacecraft forming a vast triangular arrangement, measuring 1.6 million miles each.
The spacecraft will use continuous laser firing to measure minute changes in distance caused by gravitational waves.
LISA will capture low-frequency gravitational waves beyond the reach of Earth-based detectors.
LISA will capture low-frequency gravitational waves beyond the reach of Earth-based detectors.
LISA's technology has been tested successfully through ESA's LISA Pathfinder mission, paving the way for the main mission's construction.
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