APS-Film

Created on February 01, 2015

2015

This year marks 100 years since Einstein formulated his theory of general relativity. As one of our contributions to celebrating this event, the CCRG collaborated with APS TV to put together this short film about our research. At the Center for Computational Relativity and Gravitation, we are acutely aware of the enduring impact of Einstein’s theory to relativistic astrophysics; to the burgoning field of gravitaitonal wave and multimessenger astronomy; and to cosmology and physics as a whole.

This film will be shown at the APS meetings in March and April, and has been featured on NSF’s Science 360



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