Abstract
Gravitational waves are waves that propagate through space and time due to the interaction of gravity, representing a completely new physical phenomenon. This article reviews the background and issues of gravitational wave detection, with a focus on the progress of interdisciplinary research. It was not until 2015 that researchers successfully detected gravitational waves for the first time, capturing gravitational wave signals from the merger of two black holes using laser interferometry technology. This breakthrough confirms the predictions of Einstein's general relativity and opens a new chapter in the study of gravitational waves. Gravitational wave detection technology not only provides a new way to observe the universe, but also provides clues for studying the mysteries of the universe such as black holes, dark matter, and dark energy. Gravity wave detection technology also has potential communication application prospects, such as quantum gravity communication and long-distance communication, which brings new possibilities for future communication technology. In the future, there expects to be more success of gravitational wave detection and the continuous contribution of gravitational wave research in unlocking the mysteries of the universe and advancing the forefront of science.
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