Well, I know that the G. Waves LIGO detected did not have a strong magnitude, because the detection lasted for 0.2 seconds.
Plus, if I were sitting on the source and if I knew how powerful the source is...I think I could work out the distance.
Thanks for your quick reply,
I know that Einstein predicted the existence of G. Waves in 1916 and that in his theory space and time are connected. Plus I know that G. Waves are ripples created in the frabric of space-time.
About LIGO I read how they were able to detect G. Waves; What they used...
I am doing a term paper on G. Waves and I have a couple of questions about them.
- How do we know that the G. Waves detected by LIGO on September 14, 2015, come from 1.5 billion light years?
- How is Einstein's Theory related to them?
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