electromagnetic waves moved charges along an antenna. This motion would cause heating due to friction, demonstrating that gravitational waves carry energy. The principle of the sticky-bead argument would later form the basis of the design of LIGO.The argument that wound up deciding the issue was put forth by Richard Feynman, and today it's known as the. Imagine, as in the image above, that you have two thin, perpendicular rods, each with beads on the end.
emission of gravitational radiation in General Relativity. The change in the curvature of spacetime must correspond to the radiation carried away by gravitational waves.We also have about ~60 total observations of merging compact objects from LIGO and Virgo, including one multi-messenger event: where gravitational waves and electromagnetic radiation were detected in short succession from one another, emanating from the same source.
In other words, when gravitational waves travel through the Universe, though, they do experience the same effects that photons do owing to General Relativity.... [+] The biggest differences, on the other hand, are only twofold. One is that these waves have a tensor-like quality rather than simply a vector-like quality; they are a fundamentally different type of radiation. And the other is that the quantum counterpart of electromagnetic radiation, the photon, is known to exist and has had its properties measured. The quantum counterpart of gravitational radiation, the graviton, is only theorized; it has never been measured or detected directly.
Spacetime is not being pulled or sucked into the Blackhole Spacetime is falling,collapsing,cascading into the singularity. Mater like flotsam and debris caught in a raging torrent of Spacetime form an accretion disc ,unable to enter ,it encircles the cosmic drain🔮✨
Its a black hole itself not a massive gravitational force?
Yes if go warp 10
I read the article and the answer is no. Gravitational waves cannot pass through black holes -only the event horizon.
Since they obey the basic laws that govern EMR, the answer is no. The wave would travel around the black hole which would act like a boulder in a stream.
Gravitational waves and electromagnetic waves travel at the same speed, the speed of light, to within 1-part-in-10^15. that electromagnetic waves are slowed by their passage through matter, while gravitational waves are not.
They do The question of discovery beyond Einstein's theory is; what's Beyond the Black hole? 🙂 Now that's the breakthrough
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Maybe Interstellar was on to something....
Ugh, it’s too early for these sorts of questions.
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