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A revolution would imply there has been a breakthrough that would potentially lead to new theory. However, as with most modern physics experimental breakthrough
by gfodor 7y ago
A revolution would imply there has been a breakthrough that would potentially lead to new theory. However, as with most modern physics experimental breakthroughs, it seems gravitational waves provide just further support for existing theories (with a few minor exceptions.)
Not to say that this isn’t exciting, but it seems long overdue for us to stumble upon something major that is unaccounted for.
- ganzuul 7y agoIt's telescope 2.0. Not physics 2.0.
- Ididntdothis 7y agoSeems dark energy and matter are what you are thinking about. We knew with good certainty that they exist but nobody knows what they are. It’s a wide open field.