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What's the technical term for this type of gravity detector? Do you mean a gravity gradiometer? It seems hard to steer a modern pigheaded search engine away fro
by abecedarius 4y ago
What's the technical term for this type of gravity detector? Do you mean a gravity gradiometer? It seems hard to steer a modern pigheaded search engine away from LIGO when you search for "gravity detector".
- hilbert42 4y agoGradiometer as here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/earth-and-planetary-sciences/gravity-gradiometers https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/earth-and-planetary-sci... We'd have difficulty in fitting LIGO in a sub methinks and seamounts are static and thus no G waves. You're right though, I should have been more specific, perhaps a more understandable description would be a mass detector or sensor. I reckon the reason we don't hear much about this subject and the reason it's likely classified is that's its primary purpose would be the detection of other subs, detecting seamounts a secondary benefit.
- abecedarius 4y agoInteresting, thanks. It didn't occur to me before that there might be classified work on gravity detectors.