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LISA is a scaled-up version of LIGO, and won't produce "photos" any more than LIGO does. Of course, LIGO has provided extremely good evidence that black holes e
by Keysh 3y ago
LISA is a scaled-up version of LIGO, and won't produce "photos" any more than LIGO does. Of course, LIGO has provided extremely good evidence that black holes exist (most of what it detects are the gravitational waves from two black holes merging), but if you don't buy that, then you won't buy LISA's observations, either.
- claytongulick 3y ago> but if you don't buy that, then you won't buy LISA's observations, either. Because science is about "buying" it?
- andrewflnr 3y agoYes, in the real world. Even if it wasn't, you've made this conversation about you personally "buying" it, so yeah.
- claytongulick 3y ago> you've made this conversation about you personally "buying" it, so yeah When?