World Science Scholars
1.1 From Einstein to LIGO
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fraser macphee
woiuldnt there be gravitational waves from every direction. how do you prevent these from affecting your measurements of what sounds like a single wave. or is it merely, a difference, in the two times you're observing?
Diana Silva
Thank you Professor!
james kelvin
ok
Renato Victor
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Renato Victor
Sim, mas as mais fracas são anuladas pelas mais fortes, então é uma questão de campo mais intenso
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