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Gravitational waves finally discovered?

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Reply 1
I see ...
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Good news if they have been successful
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Original post by TeeEm

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bum chin *shudders*
Daily Mail... Scientific Article???

Reply 5
Original post by BaconandSauce
Good news if they have been successful


Indeed :smile:
Original post by Kyx
If gravitational waves are discovered, it would prove my theory...
(that gravitational waves exist)...
How is it your theory?
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:smile:

Original post by mphysical
How is it your theory?



I made another theory that required the existence of gravitational waves many years ago. Have forgotten what that theory is though...
Original post by Student403
Daily Mail... Scientific Article???



The real question is... Do gravitational waves cause cancer?
Original post by ChaoticButterfly
The real question is... Do gravitational waves cause cancer?


Have you read some of the comments on the article? :rofl:
Original post by Student403
Have you read some of the comments on the article? :rofl:


Hmm.. the consensus seems to be they are ok since they don' cause cancer. But then they don't cure it either. What a waste of time!

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Original post by ChaoticButterfly
Hmm.. the consensus seems to be they are ok since they don' cause cancer. But then they don't cure it either. What a waste of time!

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And they aren't gonna stop the war in Syria! We need to cut funding
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Original post by Student403
And they aren't gonna stop the war in Syria! We need to cut funding


Original post by ChaoticButterfly
Hmm.. the consensus seems to be they are ok since they don' cause cancer. But then they don't cure it either. What a waste of time!

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:toofunny:
It wouldn't be the first time someone's jumped the gun on gravitational waves
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Planck/Planck_gravitational_waves_remain_elusive
Reply 14
Original post by Joinedup
It wouldn't be the first time someone's jumped the gun on gravitational waves
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Planck/Planck_gravitational_waves_remain_elusive


I know. I remember that :frown:
Interesting news, I got shivers down my spine watching the animation of it, it looks so spectacularly beautiful if true.
will only believe if it is in teh Express

smh
Reply 17
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
Interesting news, I got shivers down my spine watching the animation of it, it looks so spectacularly beautiful if true.


:h:
I have always wondered what exactly is gravity. Its a force generated by massive objects such as planets and stars (and everyday stuff to a negligible degree). But what is the underlying mechanism generating the force of gravity? Magnetism is very similar. Really makes me wonder.
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Original post by Laomedeia
I have always wondered what exactly is gravity. Its a force generated by massive objects such as planets and stars (and everyday stuff to a negligible degree). But what is the underlying mechanism generating the force of gravity? Magnetism is very similar. Really makes me wonder.


I would post something here, but it would be too long.

I hope you find the answers to your questions :smile:

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