1. Check the spelling in the false alram rate info section.A wonderful, simple, and informative app for keeping up to date with gravitational wavesI can't wait for this to go off! 😲 My only pause is with the name - Chirp sounds like a social media app made just for hockey players to insult one another.
2. No new astronomical alerts have been posted since early 2020The app works great, i wish it would chirp when a new alert comes up...Super. Amazing app to stay in touch with detection of Cosmo's noise.Very informative app about gravitational waves.
3. It seems that the observatories closed down when covid hit, and they probably haven't opened yet, at no fault of devs.Thanks. It would be useful to not display the splash screen every time I open the app.
4. If you've ever been lying awake at night wondering whether that bump was a mouse in the roof or a neutron star merger 80 Mpcs away, here's the skinny.
5. It's great to hear about collisions in space hundreds and thousands of megaparsecs away that we managed to capture here on Earth.
6. That's what I installed your app to see!Really interesting, great way to share physics of this nature.
7. Many of the one-star reviews complain that nothing has happened since March 2020, and this is true.
8. It would be much nicer if the app opened directly to the list of detections.
9. Just take me straight to the recent event list (or the most recent event).
10. Have to give it five stars since it's never been done before.
11. Great app.