(September 6, 2016 at 8:19 am)Alex K Wrote:If one hangs a mirror on the rope anywhere in the world, will it vibrate at the arrival of a gravitational wave? Even if it will, then the magnitude of the vibration does not depend on the fact that 4 km away the other mirror is suspended. Mirrors are independent. Is it logical? Therefore, the mirrors simply screwed tightly to the ends of the LIGO detector.(September 6, 2016 at 7:56 am)theBorg Wrote: If they are rigidly attached to the arms of LIGO, then, there is the True God. They are attached rigidly, according to the theory of the LIGO: Soviet Physics JETP, v.16, № 2, 433, 1963). To not offend the atheists one writes everywhere the lie: "the mirrors are free-moving". The Science is about the politics, and the politics likes the tolerance.
Come on... I just posted pictures of the actual pendulum assembly.
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Does detector LIGO work on freewill only?
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