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Meanings of gravitational wave communication in English

Russian
гравитационные волны
Portuguese
radiação gravítica
Spanish
radiación gravitacional
Catalan
ona gravitacional
Wikidata

Propagating spacetime ripple.

        гравитационные волны
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        Examples for "gravitational wave"
        Examples for "gravitational wave"
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        A gravitational wave is an invisible yet incredibly fast ripple in space.
        Radio NZ
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        Expect a boost for the decades-old programme of perfecting Earth-based gravitational wave detectors.
        The Guardian
        3
        But if there is a gravitational wave, then you will detect some light.
        Wired
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        Only inflation can amplify the primordial gravitational wave signal enough to make it detectable.
        The Guardian
        5
        Tom suggested that it was a gravitational wave detector.
        Wired
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        We present results from the first directed search for nontensorial gravitational waves.
        Pubmed
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        They are able to detect remarkably small vibrations from passing gravitational waves.
        Radio NZ
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        Albert Einstein predicted gravitational waves in his 1916 theory of general relativity.
        The Guardian
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        There have been rumors that Advanced LIGO has already detected gravitational waves.
        Wired
        5
        But such gravitational waves have been, until now, both theoretical and imperceptible.
        News.com.au