Could LIGO Find MASSIVE Alien Spaceships?
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Top Comments (10)
What Imperium Galactica 2 has taught me is that we need to divert 80% of resources to science for a couple of generations.
What a team. Thanks for making the world better.
Hearing a scientist say things like "the known warp field solutions" is the best.
Alien: "Oh please. We use worm holes now. Sub-speed-of-light travel is soooo last universe."
Ah, yes. Installing gravitational subspace sensors in Stellaris always feels good! Not as good as the tachyon sensors though...
Never thought I'd hear about aliens yeeting themselves across the universe at a fraction of the speed of light, hooning about causing wibble wobbling in space time. Great video, seriously an awesome explanation of LIGO and what it's used for.
I would really like to rendezvous with such a RAMA
The last thing I want to hear from a LIGO person: "That's no moon."
I was more than 10 minutes in before I realized that RAMAcraft is almost certainly a reference to Rendezvous With Rama.
5:07 it's funny how he gets a lisp for 1 moment and never has is before or after
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Top Comments (10)
What Imperium Galactica 2 has taught me is that we need to divert 80% of resources to science for a couple of generations.
What a team. Thanks for making the world better.
Hearing a scientist say things like "the known warp field solutions" is the best.
Alien: "Oh please. We use worm holes now. Sub-speed-of-light travel is soooo last universe."
Ah, yes. Installing gravitational subspace sensors in Stellaris always feels good! Not as good as the tachyon sensors though...
Never thought I'd hear about aliens yeeting themselves across the universe at a fraction of the speed of light, hooning about causing wibble wobbling in space time. Great video, seriously an awesome explanation of LIGO and what it's used for.
I would really like to rendezvous with such a RAMA
The last thing I want to hear from a LIGO person: "That's no moon."
I was more than 10 minutes in before I realized that RAMAcraft is almost certainly a reference to Rendezvous With Rama.
5:07 it's funny how he gets a lisp for 1 moment and never has is before or after