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ironchefblue · 09-08-2008, 12:45 PM

I don't think there's a good chance of detecting gravity waves on earth very soon. I don't know who decided that Louisana swampland a nice stable substrate for building one of the most sensitive instruments in history, but it doesn't seem like a good choice to me. The money would be better spent on a space based setup (LISA), which has been discussed but never budgeted as of yet. I hope they actually build launch it someday.

09-08-2008, 12:45 PM	#3 (permalink)
ironchefblue Does a misanthrope hate themself? Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Santa Cruz Co-Op: NO Vendor: NO Patient: YES Posts: 413 Rep Power: 10657	Re: Hunting for Gravity Waves I don't think there's a good chance of detecting gravity waves on earth very soon. I don't know who decided that Louisana swampland a nice stable substrate for building one of the most sensitive instruments in history, but it doesn't seem like a good choice to me. The money would be better spent on a space based setup (LISA), which has been discussed but never budgeted as of yet. I hope they actually build launch it someday.