Great animations of the travelling wave. I just had the inspiration to file a patent for a new pleasure device....
http://www.markushanke.net/on-gravitational-waves/
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As a result, you can get effects such as refraction and backscattering, even in regions which are otherwise empty vacuum. This, again, is very unlike the electromagnetic case, which exhibits no such self-interactions ( Maxwell’s equations are linear ).
So why is all this so important ? Well, for one thing, being able to directly examine gravitational waves will give us a new tool with which we can observe the universe around us, and which provide us with new insights not obtainable from the EM spectrum.
twistor59 wrote:Great animations of the travelling wave. I just had the inspiration to file a patent for a new pleasure device....
http://www.markushanke.net/on-gravitational-waves/
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CdesignProponentsist wrote:Regarding the OP: I think our Feynman phallus has a physics fetish.
DavidMcC wrote:twistor59 wrote:Great animations of the travelling wave. I just had the inspiration to file a patent for a new pleasure device....
http://www.markushanke.net/on-gravitational-waves/
Come to think of it, isn't your avatar just a little bit phallic? I mean, come on!
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