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- LIGO operation, for gravity waves
As I understand, the gravity wave detection system is possible due to the change in length of the two arms, as a wave passes, thus changing the distance the light beams travel. As this distance changes, the time of flight will change in relationship to each other. This difference is then measured, after combining, and monitored, for the changing phase angle, caused by a passing gravity wave.
My question: If the source of the wave is located directly above or below LIGO, will the gravity wave be detected?
Thank You,
My question: If the source of the wave is located directly above or below LIGO, will the gravity wave be detected?
Thank You,
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