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From what I understand the LIGO experiments were the first in the road to demonstrating the existence of gravitational waves. There was a dicussion about this on Utube where someone pointed out that the polarized light scattered from dust, being much larger, could mask the the effect of gravitational waves.
Since the LIGO experiments are measurements of something almost impossibly small, what is the current opinion among physicists about the verification of gravitation waves?
Since the LIGO experiments are measurements of something almost impossibly small, what is the current opinion among physicists about the verification of gravitation waves?