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TAMA 300

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Type of observatory:
Gravitational Wave

Description:
TAMA300 is a laser interferometer gravitational wave detector with arm length of 300 meters. It is located under the campus of National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, at Mitaka in Tokyo.

Location: Japan
Latitude: +35.676637
Longitude: 139.536181

Watch the recorded movie of the event here: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5.

Go to TAMA 300 website [external link]

TAMA 300