• Saturday,September 28,2024
gecos.fr
X

Gravitational Waves Dress

$ 135.99

4.6 (424) In stock

Share

Want to wear the fabric of space time?  Celebrate the discovery of gravitational waves with this smart casual look. At first glance, you see plaid. Look a bit further and- surprise, you'll recognize the data from the LIGO detectors. It's a classic professional dress with an educational twist. ------------------------------------------- Also available: Gravitational Waves Tie -------------------------------------------   Image Credit: Caltech/MIT/LIGO Lab These plots show the signals of gravitational waves detected by the twin LIGO observatories at Livingston, Louisiana, and Hanford, Washington. The signals came from two merging black holes, each about 30 times the mass of our sun, lying 1.3 billion light-years away. The top two plots show data received at Livingston and Hanford, along with the predicted shapes for the waveform. These predicted waveforms show what two merging black holes should look like according to the equations of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity, along with

Gravitational wave Women Butterfly Dial Faux Leather Roman Numerals Quartz Analog Dress Wrist Watch

OzGrav - Home

Black Hole Dress

Women in STEM Dresses by Shenova Fashion

Black And Blue Space Wave Painting Sweet Summer Casual Sling Dresses Korean Women Sexy Sundress Jean Foos Gravitational Waves - Dresses - AliExpress

Gravitational Waves Dress

Gravitational Wave Merch & Gifts for Sale

DagDai - DAG DAI SS20 INFINITY takes inspiration from

Three Way Ruffled Dress - Dag Dai – The Clothing Lounge

Black Hole Dress

Gravitational Waves Tie now available from Zazzle - Shenova Fashion

Want to wear the latest Astronomy data #LikeABOSS?, This super-fashionably chic and professional turtleneck style sheath dress goes easily from

Dark Matter BOSS Dress

Black And Blue Space Wave Painting Sweet Summer Casual Sling Dresses Korean Women Sexy Sundress Jean Foos Gravitational Waves - Dresses - AliExpress

Gravitational Waves – Wituka

Kip Thorne (BS '62) Explains the Power of Gravitational Waves — Caltech Magazine