Detecting Gravity Waves

T Wake wrote:

"Jan Panteltje" wrote in message
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On a sunny day (Tue, 11 Jul 2006 20:19:08 +0100) it happened Phineas T
Puddleduck wrote in
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In article , Jan Panteltje
wrote:

Then how do those black holes know about each other if their gravity
cannot leave?
(You can bring in Higgs if you like).

hehe LOL !!!
snif


http://www.faqs.org/faqs/astronomy/f...ection-11.html


It is reassuring to read

quote
The key point is that electromagnetic interactions (and gravity, if
quantum gravity ends up looking like quantum electrodynamics) are
mediated by the exchange of *virtual* particles. This allows a
standard loophole: virtual particles can pretty much "do" whatever they
like, including travelling faster than light, so long as they disappear
before they violate the Heisenberg uncertainty principle.
/quote

that they have doneaway with Einstein and relativity, and finally accepted
a FTP particle, 'virtual' is just politics to not upset the Jews, to
prevent
them from invading.

man what a move to save face!
Juk

Your lack of understanding and anti-Semitic leanings are duly noted.

I get the feeling you are hoping to "undermine" relativity - well good luck.
First you must actually understand what the theories suggest and predict. So
far you appear not to.

Why is anti-Semitic bigotry such a common thread among science kooks?

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