Saturday, August 15, 2009

Gravitation Is Imaginary



Stephen J. Crothers: Einstein's Elusive Gravitational Waves.

It is claimed that the LIGO and LISA projects will detect Einstein's gravitational waves. The existence of these waves is entirely theoretical. Over the past forty years or so no Einstein gravitational waves have been detected. How long must the search go on, at great expense to the public purse, before the astrophysical scientists admit that their search is fruitless and a waste of vast sums of public money? The fact is, from day one, the search for these elusive waves has been destined to detect nothing.
Owned.

3 comments:

Quantum_Flux said...

Maybe they exist in the form of gravitons.

Quantum_Flux said...

If it is the permittivity and permeability of free space that causes photons to jiggle, then what is it that causes gravitons to exhibit a wave behaviour?

OilIsMastery said...

Gravitons have never been and cannot be observed. They are imaginary and exist only in Meinong's Jungle.