ALLAHABAD: The method of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) have been of super use when the Indian scientists deciphered the stipulations on moon after the Chandrayan mission-I and would continue to be handy in resolving the issues of earth and planetary science, opined head of the dep. of earth and planetary science of Allahabad University, Prof Jayant Kumar Pati.
While talking at the second day of ongoing symposium cum workshop on LIBS, being held on the Department of Physics of AU, Prof Pati additionally mentioned the good fortune of Mars Opportunity's Rower Mission.
In the debate delivered through Prof Shiv Okay Sharma from the University of Hawaii US, the professional explained the appliance of blended standoff LIBS and Raman Spectroscopy for planetary exploration. Likewise, Prof Soma Venugopal Rao from the University of Hyderabad talked on femtosecond standoff detection option to utilise concentration of explosive particle via sample assortment and further examination.
Prof SN Thakur former dean of Banaras Hindu University explained how sounds of light and sounds of gravitational waves can be pay attention using a laser. LIGO at the basis of collision of two black holes explained the existence of gravitational waves. Prof Thakur additionally talked in regards to the contribution of Prof S Chandrashekhar for predicting how a star can die right into a black hole. He said that if the mass of the famous person is 1.4 occasions mass of the Sun it's going to end as black hole. Our Sun will end up as a white dwarf.
Prof Christian Parigger from the University of Tennesse US spoke at the spectroscopy of Laser-induced plasma. He additionally emphasized the nano LIBS direction to the researchers. In another technical session, Prof Jinesh Jain talked at the identification of groundwater using LIBS and Prof V Palleschi from Italy mentioned Nanoparticles 3-d mapping and neural community using LIBS.
While talking at the second day of ongoing symposium cum workshop on LIBS, being held on the Department of Physics of AU, Prof Pati additionally mentioned the good fortune of Mars Opportunity's Rower Mission.
In the debate delivered through Prof Shiv Okay Sharma from the University of Hawaii US, the professional explained the appliance of blended standoff LIBS and Raman Spectroscopy for planetary exploration. Likewise, Prof Soma Venugopal Rao from the University of Hyderabad talked on femtosecond standoff detection option to utilise concentration of explosive particle via sample assortment and further examination.
Prof SN Thakur former dean of Banaras Hindu University explained how sounds of light and sounds of gravitational waves can be pay attention using a laser. LIGO at the basis of collision of two black holes explained the existence of gravitational waves. Prof Thakur additionally talked in regards to the contribution of Prof S Chandrashekhar for predicting how a star can die right into a black hole. He said that if the mass of the famous person is 1.4 occasions mass of the Sun it's going to end as black hole. Our Sun will end up as a white dwarf.
Prof Christian Parigger from the University of Tennesse US spoke at the spectroscopy of Laser-induced plasma. He additionally emphasized the nano LIBS direction to the researchers. In another technical session, Prof Jinesh Jain talked at the identification of groundwater using LIBS and Prof V Palleschi from Italy mentioned Nanoparticles 3-d mapping and neural community using LIBS.
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