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June 24th 16, 09:53 PM
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the LIGO laser interferometer detected spacetime ripples
"The Starmaker" wrote in message ... The Starmaker wrote: so what is LIGO? Is it a software that detects ripples??? where can i download LIGO?? it just takes a second to catch a wave... beep. ooooh, a ripple!!!! It's not local! BEEP! I thought I discovered a ripple in spacetime but it was just my microvave oven. ****************** Hagar thought he had found one, too. Turns out it was just a fart rising from the vacant hole in the two-holer trailer park outhouse he was using. 
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