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gravity wave

NOUN
  1. (physics) a wave that is hypothesized to propagate gravity and to travel at the speed of light

How To Use gravity wave In A Sentence

  • Since the field of gravity wave interferometry is still so new, the researchers involved come from diverse backgrounds.
  • Based on the present state of knowledge about the morphology of atmospheric gravity wave field, the concept of atmospheric gravity wave field is reexamined.
  • They might even beat the earth-based interferometers in detecting the first authentic gravity wave.
  • At the moment, for example, the two neutron stars in the Hulse-Taylor binary are emitting gravity waves at a frequency of 10-4 hertz as they circle one another every eight hours.
  • For this reason the putative quantum particle of a gravity wave, called the graviton, is said to have an intrinsic spin of two. A Dark, Misleading Force
  • These ripples were gravity waves, a rather confusing name because they are not gravity but waves of pressure and temperature. Times, Sunday Times
  • Until this breakthrough, laser interferometry had been the poor cousin to bars in the gravity wave game.
  • The articles and interviews with bob lazar, however, state that the craft uses wave guides to guide the gravity waves and gravity amplifiers to amplify the waves. Model Ufo | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles
  • Researchers use ground-based lasers and optical interferometry to detect gravity waves.
  • Well, that's David of the University of Western Australia, professor of physics, with his gravity waves and I've just been joined by another prize winner who in fact, I don't want to put this unkindly, is a stirrer, is that right?
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