Why Don't We Feel Gravitational Waves (feat. The ScienceVerse)

After around 100 years of having been just a theory, gravitational waves have finally been detected just a few years ago, but if space itself is rippling like water, why don't we feel anything when it happens?

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Gravitational wave merger animation:
Interferometer animation:

Gravitational Waves Explained (recommended video):

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[TheScienceVerse]

It was fun working on this with you and I hope all you guys watching have a blast exploring the cosmos with me and KhAnubis :)

[fnordywings]

Because the Earth is flat and gravity isn’t real, duh!

[Corporis]

When you're not sure if the b roll at 0:29 is stock footage or a toy Willie's actually got in his bathroom...

[richardmaxwell]

We do feel them!
On the Space-Shoreline!

[electromorphous]

2:07 "Earth makes lot of random noises"
*Kim Comes up* 😂😂😂

[thevioletskull]

Why don't we feel gravitational waves?
Or do we?




Hey, vsauce Michael here

[michelangelobuonarroti]

Bruh that one dislike be the Flat Earth Society

[ActionGal]

got here from scienceverse's vid. Good collab.

[SamAronow]

0:24 that’s LA county not city. Also LA county should be seven counties really, but separate issue.

[EdHurtleyPDX]

Woo! I'm in great company with Up and Atom! You should absolutely link to her amazing channel!

[cyruszahed]

But what would it feel like to feel a gravitational wawe?

[ericmcmanus]

But what if we were a lot closer to the binary black holes? Would we feel these gravitational waves if we were within a light year or so?

[willwalton]

New idea for a video, what if Diaspora never happened?

[MC]

I've been reading Stephen Hawkings "A Briefer History of Time" recently and he dives into some of these principles. Fascinating read for anyone interested.

[thomasroarty]

The animal kingdom is full of animals being attracted to their prey using sight and smell and auditory senses. sharks can smell blood at one ppm...which attracts them to their prey at a great distance. Why not the following: A mass senses another mass at a great distance via EM radiation and thus are attracted to each other....Then Just as a shark swims towards it's prey, each mass "swims" toward each other (by bending their own local space?)

[jacondo]

this proves that the erath is flat .mate

[arthurmorgan]

Because we live on a donut shaped planet obviously

[fahnladi]

Lol at 1:18 instead of let's be clear I think you said just be queer

[-h-work-week]

The worst English narrated video in ages. I've had such a tough time understanding anything, even with captions on. Had to stop, go back, pause etc.