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> I suspect that a combination of those processes adds so much noise that there is no detectable signal left. You can calculate what the non-linearities do to
by tfgg 11y ago
> I suspect that a combination of those processes adds so much noise that there is no detectable signal left.
You can calculate what the non-linearities do to gravitational waves and, in short, this isn't correct.
- ars 11y agoOK, then a specific question: How much energy does a gravitational wave lose when passing through some solid mass? I don't know, but my intuition tell me that would lose almost all it's energy as heat, but if there is better information please let me know.