Gravitational waves explained | (English subtitles)

It turns out that general relativity makes predictions far beyond the familiar concept of gravity. It includes the deflection of light known as ‘gravitational lensing’. There's the slowing of time in gravitational fields and the dragging of spacetime by spinning masses. All of the predictions have been proved experimentally.
However, the last and the most amazing prediction of Einstein’s theory of relativity was gravitational waves. In 2015 the very first gravitational wave was detected by LIGO and VIRGO. After the detection of gravitational waves, a new window has opened for the scientists to look into the universe.

[andrewwlt]

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[Kidzplanet]

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[firefox]

Upcoming space based LISA mission will unravel for mysteries in the universe.

[jyotirmoydas]

We Know That When A Gravitational Wave Produced, Some Mass Has To Be Lost To Provide Some Energy To The Wave.But How An Empty Space Can Carry Energy?

[quantumofspace]

Here is a new experiment for you, with wave curvatures of space-time, that is, with gravitational-wave oscillations, which can exceed noise and interference. For balance in movement, two equal angular optical horoscopes are used, installed oppositely, on a special platform made of a mechanical gyroscope, which optical gyroscopes move around each other, without angular velocity, with amplitudes of 50, 000 pieces, loads on the optical paths of one loop, gyroscopes from; 1.3 G to 3.5 G and above,