Gravitational waves come in all shapes and sizes - and frequencies. But, so far, we havent been able to capture any of the higher frequency ones. Thats unfortunate, as they might hold the key to unlocking our understanding of some really interesting physical phenomena, such as Boson clouds and tiny block hole mergers. A new paper from researchers at Notre Dame and Caltech, led by PhD student Christopher Jungkind, explores how we might use one of the worlds most prolific gravitational wave observatories, GEO600, to capture signals from those phenomena for the first time.
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