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Yeah my first thought was that space isn't quite a vacuum, which maybe adds up over 130M light years to something measurable. Meanwhile, the gravitational wave
by sdenton4 9y ago
Yeah my first thought was that space isn't quite a vacuum, which maybe adds up over 130M light years to something measurable. Meanwhile, the gravitational wave is a fluctuation in space itself, so always moves at SoL?
The sibling comment about one simply happening after another also seems very plausible though.