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Stellar event produces a gravity wave and a light pulse coincidentally at the source. As they travel through space together the gravity wave is compressing and
by weebull 3y ago
Stellar event produces a gravity wave and a light pulse coincidentally at the source. As they travel through space together the gravity wave is compressing and expanding spacetime in the vacinity of the light pulse.
I could very easily believe that interaction by itself would be enough to have measurable effects over interstellar distances.
- abdullahkhalids 3y agoYes. But our explanation should argue for the direction of difference (whether light arrives first or the gravity wave).
- dTal 3y agoAha! So the light pulse could be riding a kind of naturally-occuring Alcubierre warp bubble?