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ReplyDelete1 A conservative would say finish the data collection and analysis at least to more than 50% level of that available before asking to build another expensive device.
2 Data bumps are part of normal science.
3 Glenn seems to not consider space as real..."Apparently, the Higgs boson is still kicking, along with the gravity wave that waved through perfectly empty spacetime in the LIGO experiment."
Space is filled with a wave like energy Glenn, there is no "empty" space.
George
Of course I was being facetious about LIGO. You are right that there is no such thing as "empty spacetime or empty space." LIGO, if correct, would prove the existence of a medium through which a wave could travel. That medium must be aether. It certainly cannot be energy, since that is just a calculation. And it certainly cannot be matterless motion, as you suggest.
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