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Transcript: Any change in a gravitational field or gravitational configuration causes ripples in space time to be emitted. These disturbances which travel at the speed of light are called gravity waves or gravitational radiation. Pulsars slow down slightly in their periods, and this corresponds to the conversion of rotation energy into gravitational wave energy. It’s a very subtle effect and can only be measured because pulsars are such excellent clocks. In 1993 this indirect prediction of General Relativity, the emission of gravity waves, was confirmed by Joe Taylor and Russell Hulse who subsequently won the Nobel Prize in physics.
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