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Originally Posted by xelasnave
I thought if we looked past the merged black hole (behind it) we may be able to observe close stars say one light year "respond" to the passing wave. Looking behind may show something. The event was say 1.3 billion light years so if we observe something 1.3 billion light years plus one light year next September we maybe see it pass by that object.
But I see new links that I must read.
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one year later in a 1.3 billion year time frame is a very small percentage ~0.0000000769 %
What do you expect to extract and delineate from a measurement in September 2016?
The signal was already very faint in September 2015 - and that signal was most likely the peak of the wave - ie one of the initial wave pulses
Unless some sort of pre-event has been measured and there is something bigger yet to reach us.?
