JOKE:
Gene Roddenberry while working on a degree for astrometrix proposed the
theory. Latter grativaton resonance would lead to issues with transporters,
shuttle crafts and california.
Seriusly:
I thought Einstein, Heisneberg(however it's spelled) and Hubble
(Astronomer) had roughly the same time speculated about them. I have no
idea if they used that name specifically. IIRC Einstein did.
Didn't much latter Brian Green and (Hubble the space program and telescope)
showed what might be them? The talk I'm thinking of came because of of
some wonkyness to Saturn and Uranases. I don't know what scientists saw
with saturn that was odd, other than it's large size and having an enormous
number of moons.
Either way extremly cool
On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 6:22 AM, Roger Critchlow wrote:
> This morning at 10:30 eastern, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyo4DFr4D4I
>
> www.nature.com has posted a live feed link, too, revisionists there are
> arguing who actually deserves credit for predicting gravitational waves.
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