It tragic that this incredible science, being carried out for no other reason than to further our understanding of the universe, is being shot down by Internet Nobodies with less-than-zero real understanding of the topic.
You're missing my point intentionally.
The latter would also require time travelRelated to this topic. If you want "FACTS" either pickup maths/physics/cosmology and start grinding or travel billions of light years and victness the actual events. Since the former is out of question and the latter not possible at this time, this is all we have.
That article says Einstein didn't believe in black holes, but they used is numbers to prove these gravitational waves were caused by black holes?Here is a much better article on it http://phys.org/news/2016-02-gravitational-years-einstein.html
I've heard posts like this before.I've heard these stories before. ...
The observable effect was a laser being fired through an evacuated tube 2.5 miles long and reflecting back was pushed out of sync with its split beam firing down a second tube of identical length at right angles to the first showing that the length of one tube had changed relative to the other."The waves, which Reitze said stretched and compressed our planet like Jell-O, were observed on September 14, 2015."
If our planet was stretched and compressed like Jello, what were the visible affects?
That's fine by me if you want to believe this over history. And just so we are clear even if this was true it would not be proving anything religious false. If anything it would be proving false doctrine false. The irony in your statement only proves you are so desperately trying to prove God is not real. Otherwise you wouldn't have brought it up.Personally, I don't give a damn about your answer, and will be investigating that ignore feature you mentioned.
Perhaps but, detecting gravity is a far cry from learning to reverse it.Most important discovery in modern science? Only if it leads to anti-gravity.