For Paul you question is, if they find gravity waves does that mean your physics is wrong.
they wont find waves of gravity , there may have been some
slight wave produced for some undisclosed reason but
gravity
is due only to mass and its density. <---( PERIOD )
look at the planet Mercury.
Mercury surface area is 0.147 earths.
Mercury mass is 0.055 earths
Mercury density is 5.427 g/cm^3
Mercury gravity is 3.7 ms^2 vs earths 9.8 ms^2
earths density is 5.514 g/cm^3
gravity is not due to the space that surrounds a planet
even if the pictures and illusions seem to point in that
direction.
else the planet Mercury would have a gravity field much
weaker than the 3.7 ms^2 because of the volume of space
that it occupies.
You seem pretty adamant they won't find them.
Yes, I am.
If they find one, they will will find a lot just based on the size of the universe (I think the predicted rate is around 1 per month, it may even be higher not my area).
they may find loads of things that seem to be a wave of
gravity , that does not equate to those things being waves
of gravity just because they name them gravity waves , and
with all the false doctrine that is constantly being applied
to prop up the magician and his theories I highly doubt
that many in actual science will see these newly thought
up things as anything more than more lies , illusion
and parlor tricks coming from the illusion of the magicians supportive foundation.
of course there will be those who must suck butt against
their better judgement if they still have any in order
to retain their position within the modern (puke) science
community.
mass and its density does not fluctuate the way that light
and sound fluctuates.
with no fluctuations in mass or its density there can be
no fluctuations in gravity and therefore no gravity waves.
