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Old 20-10-2009, 06:56 PM
Nesti (Mark)
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Originally Posted by bojan View Post
No.. Only sudden change in mass (or spacial mass distribution) will produce gravity waves, which are disturbances in gravitational field.
Nothing will radiate from mass which is static in space-time..

Maybe the 'Weber Bar' design could be used for earthquake detection rather than other types of cosmic events...or perhaps just an organ pipe.

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