Sure!It's been awhile pad ; update me.
Plenty of reputable papers and articles at.......
http://www.sciforums.com/threads/gravity-waves-detected-for-the-first-time-ever.154848/
An easy task for a competent researcher such as yourself.
Sure!It's been awhile pad ; update me.
Sure!
Plenty of reputable papers and articles at.......
http://www.sciforums.com/threads/gravity-waves-detected-for-the-first-time-ever.154848/
An easy task for a competent researcher such as yourself.
I've given you a link...at least 20 scientific papers, more or less for you to research.......Where we're these waves coming from ; what plane of the galactic ?
I've given you a link...at least 20 scientific papers, more or less for you to research.......
C'mon river old Son......You can do better than that!
The link is to a thread on this site river, with many links therein to reputable papers and articles.The link is this site thread. Do better pad.
The link is to a thread on this site river, with many links therein to reputable papers and articles.
What's wrong with these research abilities you so often tell us "disbelievers in your paranormal and other nonsense about.
Just empty bluster?
Simply because of the games you play....again there are many links within the link I gave you explaining why the recent aLIGO experiment confirmed GW's and as a result BH's.pad ; why always bring up this paranormal interest ; which I have ; as argument against what I post ?
That may well be true, but it doesn't mean that most young people support the paranormal nonsense you support.Young people have much more open mind than the older people do; good thing.
And yet you continually ignorantly deride accepted mainstream cosmology!What is this ; aLIGO experiment?
Never heard of Brian Cox , from anybody.
And yet you continually ignorantly deride accepted mainstream cosmology!
That deserves another
river you claim to be a skilled researcher, a claim I certainly do not believe.Well pad ; fill me in ; who is this guy; and why is he so important?
river you claim to be a skilled researcher, a claim I certainly do not believe.
So do your own research, because I'm certainly not jumping through your hoops.
I also did not claim the guy was "so important" as you claim. You made the silly unsupported claim that young people are more open minded, meaning of course that young people are more readily to accept the nonsense you accept....That at best is unsupported nonsense, and at worst a porky pie. Brian Cox is young and a mainstream physicist among many others.
And of course on your usual denial of anything mainstream, in this case gravitational lensing and gravitational waves, you offer again as usual, nothing more than words and rants.
There are at least two threads supporting both with many reputable links as to why they are accepted.
Not sure though who you believe you are fooling with all this tooing and froing, or who you are trying to convince, other than yourself, but you should be aware with the many comments that have been made on your behaviour, that you are fooling no one else.
Not really. If that was the case so would most of mainstream science be fooling itself.You are fooling yourself pad; it's obvious.
So what and where did they detect?His question was, would there be a difference in the amount of gravity we detected here on earth before and after the black holes merged. We of course could not detect any gravity from black holes 1.3 billion miles away.
What - gravity wavesSo what and where did they detect?
There is zero measurable differences in gravity from earth.If there is o difference before and after merger whats the article about?
We detected the expansion and contraction of space time as the gravity waves passed the detectors. The expansion and contraction of space time is analogous to sound waves which is are waves of higher and lower compression of the airIf we cant detect any gravity from BH's 1.3 billion miles away, what are they doing to detect gravity waves?
I'm no expert but...So what and where did they detect?
If there is o difference before and after merger whats the article about?
If we cant detect any gravity from BH's 1.3 billion miles away, what are they doing to detect gravity waves?
Correct.I'm no expert but...
In theory the gravitational field of any body extends to infinity.
Correct.The gravitational field of the whole black hole system has now decreased because mass and energy was lost during the merger.
OK, but the gravity from your computer on you is greater than the gravity from the black hole.Because of the great distance from earth, the field of the black hole pair is so weak as as not to be measurable, but in theory it's here.
The gravity waves detected were produced from the orbits of the black holes just before they merged.What the merger brought about was a 'redistribution' of mass and energy of the black hole system, and for a tiny moment the dynamical process of redistribution in such a small area (merger) caused a large disturbance of the existing field. This disturbance was the cause of the gravitational waves.
I probably should have said decaying orbits.The gravity waves detected were produced from the orbits of the black holes just before they merged.
I can accept that, but have a look at fig 3. here... http://www.ligo.org/science/Publication-GW150914/index.phpThe gravity waves detected were produced from the orbits of the black holes just before they merged.