Quantum Gravity and String Theory

    

Quantum Gravity Waves

Authors: Clark M. Thomas

Quantum Gravity Waves have emerged into the realm of possibly being detected. Modeled “quantum gravity waves” are the cousins of longer “geometric wave” frequencies from dual black-hole collisions, as detected by LIGO. Unlike modeled spacetime geometric waves, quantum waves are associated with the push/shadow gravity quanta (streaming yin/yang particles and their strings) that could reveal themselves even from slight irregularities in the nearly spherical shape of rapidly spinning young neutron stars.

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