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Originally posted by JayinAR
I'm a layman in physics as well
but as far as I understand, this will be one of the most important discoveries in a very long time!
It is on par with some of the most violent energetic exchanges known to exist in the universe, as far as I can tell.
No wonder those UFOs hover over our electrical storms. It is fuel.
If true this is a profound discovery.
Originally posted by JayinAR
No wonder those UFOs hover over our electrical storms. It is fuel.
If true this is a profound discovery.
What are Gravitational Waves? Predicted in Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, gravitational waves are disturbances in the curvature of spacetime caused by the motions of matter. Propagating at (or near) the speed of light, gravitational waves do not travel "through" spacetime as such -- the fabric of spacetime itself is oscillating. Though gravitational waves pass straight t through matter, their strength weakens proportionally to the distance traveled from the source. A gravitational wave arriving on Earth will alternately stretch and shrink distances, though on an incredibly small scale -- by a factor of for very strong sources. That's roughly equivalent to measuring a change the size of an atom in the distance from the Sun to Earth!
Originally posted by buddhasystem
but as far as I understand, this will be one of the most important discoveries in a very long time!
It won't.
If true this is a profound discovery.
It's not.
Originally posted by spacebot
If antimatter particles are discovered to be a part of the physical process while mixing with normal matter, and signatures with identity of antimatter may have relation with the physical phenomenon of thunders might point to this, you think this will not be a profound discovery?
Originally posted by woodwytch
Ok, now correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), designed specifically to find/create anti-matter ?
Originally posted by woodwytch
It would seem that intelligence does not necessarily go hand in hand with good manners.
Originally posted by LeoVirgoI think your response is the shame.
Originally posted by CoffinFeeder
per flash, you might be talking about the creation of 2-5 positrons max.. but it's enough to have noticable bursts.
Originally posted by D.E.M.
Perhaps this explains a lightning explosion the night before last here in Vancouver.
MASSIVE blast of thunder, at the same time as a bolt of light bright enough to cut through my eyelids as I am asleep goes off. House shook like a bomb went off above it.
But no other strikes. No other thunder. Just this singular, massive, thunderous blast. Roomate from Texas was shaken, had never seen anything like it.
Myself, I thought they had nuked the city or something. It was bizarre.