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Official source connected. An official source has been captured over the network and stored, and Watch reads those records. Watch shows the Atlas editorial corpus alongside accepted observations; each record states its own provenance, and the source list reports each source's own health.
All 783 records — 144 on Earth at 60 subjects, 639 with no place on this map. 15 are scheduled and have not happened. 40 name things whose outcome the corpus does not establish. 6 were also delivered by a source adapter, counted once each. The map draws 60 of 169 subjects holding records here; 178 records sit at subjects it does not draw, and are in the register rather than on the map.
Showing 2 records at LIGO Hanford Observatory — the counts above are for the whole of Earth. Everything on Earth →
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- 2016-02-11 The detection is announced and published
- 2015-09-14 09:50:45 UTC GW150914 - two black holes merge and the signal reaches Earth
What has happened, most recent first; then what fell due without a recorded outcome, most recent first; then what is scheduled, soonest first. No ranking, no relevance score and no severity.
No source has reported. · Official source connected · Basemap: Natural Earth (public domain) — marks are drawn only from sourced coordinates