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How to Make a Gravilaser

40 pointsby raattgiftover 1 year ago

7 comments

cycomanicover 1 year ago
The summary article completely omits the description of how to do the feedback. A laser (and FEL) need a cavity for coherent light emission (typically with mirrors), otherwise we just have spontaneous emission (which is incoherent). So how does one make a gravitational wave cavity, or even a GW mirror?
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gpderettaover 1 year ago
A better name should be graser, but it is already taken [1]. Gaser doesn&#x27;t sound as cool. Any other option?<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wiktionary.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;graser" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wiktionary.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;graser</a>
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eternityforestover 1 year ago
Do you get limits on how tight the beam can be compared to the emitter size, like with RF and visible?<p>What about diffraction patterns and other things that normal lasers do?
dtgriscomover 1 year ago
Side note: I reeeeally hate web pages that implement &quot;sexy&quot; active-scrolling behaviors, because it completely breaks my track-pad use.
simneover 1 year ago
Question: have you seen some almanac of known gravity waves observations, to make some overall picture?<p>Something like Astronomical survey?
oneshteinover 1 year ago
It&#x27;s look like we can create a gravitational propulsion device powered by electricity alone.
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adrianNover 1 year ago
That would probably be a nice device for extremely long range communications.
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