NASA NTRS · 20060031246
The CASSINI Ka-band gravitational wave experiments
Abstract
The detection of gravitational radiation is one of the most challenging efforts in the physics of this century. A successful observation will not only represent a great triumph in experimental physics, but will also provide a new observational tool for obtaining better and deeper understanding about its sources, as well as a unique test of the proposed relativistic theories of gravity.
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Tinto, M.. 2001-03-05. The CASSINI Ka-band gravitational wave experiments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060031246
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