Karan Jani

The Moon is not just a satellite; it is a potential gravitational bell. When massive bodies collide, spacetime shudders, and that shudder, gravitational waves, makes everything in their path vibrate.

Gravitational waves are ripples in the fabric of space, like circles on water from a thrown stone. On Earth, they are drowned out by traffic, tides, and earthquakes, like a storm beating on a lake, making it impossible to notice faint splashes. The LILA project moves the detector to the Moon, where windless silence reigns.