GT Advanced Technologies Receives Order for Large Optical Sapphire Blank for Gravitational Wave Telescope

by Benzinga Staff
September 26, 2011 4:30 PM | 22 seconds read

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GT Advanced Technologies Inc., (NASDAQ: GTAT), today announced that itssubsidiary, GT Crystal Systems, has received an order for a large, lowabsorption, optical sapphire blank for the Large-Scale Cryogenic GravitationalWave Telescope program located in Japan. The LCGT will use the sapphireoptic to measure changes in gravitational waves resulting from cosmic events.The LCGT is an extremely sensitive instrument that requires sapphire thatcontains an almost perfect crystalline structure, without bubbles orinclusions, throughout the optic

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