Theoretical or Mathematical/ gravitational waves/ gravitational wavesnonexistencegravitation/ A0430 Gravitational waves and radiation: theoryDespite persistent efforts over many years the gravitational waves pr
The graviton self-interaction also cancels out if the geometry of the gravitational source is spherically symmetric (which the vast majority of theory papers in GR assume in their analyses at the outset). So, for example, it is almost non-existent in an interaction of a single star and a ...
Even light can’t escape the inexorable gravitational influence of a black hole, meaning these spacetime events are completely dark and can only be seen from their effect on surrounding matter. The same scientific theory that predicted the existence of black holes also predicts the existence of ...
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I probe into some open questions that I anticipate will be at the forefront of GRB research in the next decade. Keywords: data analysis; gamma-ray bursts; gravitational waves; theoretical modeling 1. Introduction Since the realization in the early 1990s that gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are of ...
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inspiral time is longer thanthe time until the next galaxy merger occurs, a third massive black hole can enter the system. These triple systems disproportionately occur when the first binary is stalled. Black holes spiral inward and loseenergythrough gravitational waves, causing them to eventually ...
Light has energy, energy is equivalent to mass, and mass exerts gravitational force. Thus, light creates gravity, i.e. the bending of space-time.
exis- tence of a physiological "lunasensor" located in the cells of the pineal gland (pinealocytes), which respond to the mechanical action of calcifications – the long-de- scribed "brain sand" – upon changes of lunar cycles and the gravitational inf luence of the moon [37]....
From the 17th to the 19th centuries, the wave theory of light was associated with the postulation of a subtle medium, the luminiferous ether, thought of as the bearer of light waves. In the nineteenth century this was joined by an electromagnetic ether, the seat of electric and magnetic fiel...