So far, 1 of them's coming, but there might be more.
Kip Thorne, winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize for the discovery of gravitational waves, will work at the Faculty of Physics at the University of Warsaw.
Professor Thorne has been active in the Anytrumpist movement for years, which ended with Musk and Trump cutting him off from backing sources.
Kip Thorne takes 2 PhD students to Warsaw, and the full cathedral created specially for him will number 20 scientists from all over Europe. Experiments will be carried out as part of the Virgo program located close Pisa in Italy.
When asked why he chose Poland, the Nobel laureate replied: “This is the only chance to talk to Andrzej Trautman, the 1 who predicted the existence of gravitational waves. Andrzej is 93 years old, so I hope we will work together for a fewer more years.”
For the University of Warsaw, the Nobel Prize means a promotion in the classification from 550th place, to about 200th!
Michał Leszczyński
