tell them 97

a lot of people with phds are saying they didnt detect gravitational waves

hello

i do i think

lemme just get the name up i forgot @97 Eleven

LIGO detected it

It used lasers to do it

@Happygrandad and how did it actually do it

Stating they used lasers doesnt explain anything

Unless you actually understand the method they used you cant claim these were reliable and definite proof

the bible says the earth is round do you guys want another crusade or not

They use long tubes 4km long

in a vacuum

heretic scum

You clearly have no clue how they actually did it

i do

lemme explain

i don't know fully ofc

i ain't a scientist

Oh I know how to detect gravity

Go to a flat surface

is the earth flat geys

Jump once, if you don't drift infinity then there is indeed gravity

Drift into the infinity*

^

roses are red violets are blue

gravity is a myth

And your beliefs are too

no u

That's would be effective if I didn't have my Uno Reverse card out

oh no

guess ill die

What do you think I keep in this hoodie?

Happy has been typing for a scary amount of time

yeah

There is a laser diode that fires to a partial mirror, the light is then split into 2 waves and travel down a four kilometre tube in a vacuum (cos the speed of light gets affected in air), the light then bounces back after hitting a mirror and travels back along the pipe. Then the two light beams meet up in the mirror, due to the splitting of the light from the partial mirror these light waves cancel eachother out so a light detector registers as "no light detected". If a gravitational wave passes through the machine, the light would be slightly delayed and the two light beams would be out of sync (as the gravitational wave hits the first lightbeam before the other) and light doesn't cancel out so the light detector creates it

lol sorry i explained it badly

AH OH GOD WUT

ah i cant read for that long

Not another book nooooo only I can do that

we don't see these gravitational waves but we use a technique to detect them