Definition: Keck is a scientific instrument for measuring gravitational waves, which are ripples in space-time caused by massive objects moving close together at speeds greater than the speed of light (approximately 200 million miles per second). This discovery has opened up new horizons in our understanding of physics and has had significant implications for astronomy. The word 'keck' itself is a name used to refer to an instrument that measures gravitational waves.
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