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Re: Evidence for gravitational waves

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Originally Posted by Aki
Speaking of gravitational waves, any news from LIGO and LISA?
What I have heard of LIGO is they are still searching. I am concerned they are
magnitudes off in resolution (maybe even as far as 1000 to 1e6 times).

From LISA, last I heard funding is still there and construction is under way...
It is expected to be accurate enough to detect most expected events. Now if Neutron
star mergers can be frequent enough, then maybe one or both devices can detect
such a wave. What is so much guesswork is we don't know if there are such
retardation effects on wave propagation to the fabric of space. No data to measure.

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