On Monday, 16 October 2017 10:18:16 UTC+1, Pentcho Valev wrote:
"Scientists observe gravitational waves from neutron star crash over 100 million years ago. Some 130 million years ago, in a nearby galaxy, two neutron stars collided. The cataclysmic crash produced gravitational waves, ripples in the fabric of spacetime that traveled across the universe. On August 17, along with hundreds of other collaborators around the globe, assistant professor of physics Marcelle Soares-Santos finally got to see them. The finding remained under wraps until today when it was officially announced by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) and Virgo...." http://www.brandeis.edu/now/2017/oct...s-neutron.html

Spacetime doesn't exist, as most theoreticians now admit, so LIGO's detection of "ripples in spacetime" can only be believed in a post-truth ("post-sanity" is more precise) world. LIGO conspirators faked this signal - the problem is who informed them about the cosmic event. GOTO conspirators?

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Pentcho Valev

Hard to get all the relevant information on the latest imaginary gravitational wave detection.
But none so ridiculous as the apparent "detection" by the Virgo detector in Italy confirming
the LIGO detection. Which itself only was seen in one of the two US. detectors.
(Although apparently later a signal was 'found' in the other LIGO detector).Supposedly Virgo
"Detected" the signal, but then it turns out it didn't actually detect it. But rather it didn't detect it!
But because it has a so called 'blind spot' they assumed that there must have been a signal
coming from that specific direction, seeing as the didn't actually detect anything!!
Hence we have the absurd situation where a non detection of a signal has confirmed
the existence of a signal coming from guess where? The Virgo detectors blind spot.