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July 11th 07, 01:17 PM
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Virtual Gravity Waves
Well we have virtual particles,and virtual strings so it fits we must
have virtual gravitational waves. Virtual means they can't be detected ,but their effects can be felt. We can feel the force of gravity. We will never detected it. Best to keep in mind it is negative. bert 
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