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What about the huge gravitational waves?
by misja111 1y ago
What about the huge gravitational waves?
- tvshtr 1y agoinconsequential for the most part, gravity doesn't interact directly with matter (which I understand, might be still quite counterintuitive to many). I do wonder though if it would be possible for the "ripple" to deorbit us (or any other body).
- IAmBroom 1y agoThe waves aren't that strong, at "safe" distances. Otherwise, we'd all experience shared vertigo.
- ars 1y agoYou would not notice even a strong wave. The wave moves your entire body, and the ground, all at the same time. You would not notice anything because it all moves together. OK, not at exactly the same time - but you need specialized equipment to detect it, AKA the machines in the article. A person would not notice even a strong wave.
- IAmBroom 1y agoWe're agreeing.