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Meanings of gravitational waves in English

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

Propagating spacetime ripple.

гравитационные волны
Usage of gravitational waves in English
1
We present results from the first directed search for nontensorial gravitational waves.
Pubmed
2
They are able to detect remarkably small vibrations from passing gravitational waves.
Radio NZ
3
Albert Einstein predicted gravitational waves in his 1916 theory of general relativity.
The Guardian
4
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
6
The only way to see that is through their gravitational waves, Allen said.
Reuters
7
What are gravitational waves, I ask my scientist friend Adam Rutherford.
The Guardian
8
Scientists have for the first time detected gravitational waves passing over the Earth.
The Irish Times
9
But one remains elusive - the direct detection of gravitational waves.
BBC
10
It amplified primordial gravitational waves, making them large enough for researchers to detect.
The Guardian
11
But in two dimensions or fewer, gravitational waves mathematically cannot exist.
Wired
12
These are the strongest constraints to date on inflationary gravitational waves.
Pubmed
13
These are the strongest constraints to date on primordial gravitational waves.
Pubmed
14
The detection of gravitational waves scooped the 2017 Nobel physics prize.
The Guardian
15
What about breakthroughs like the discovery of gravitational waves that amounted to nothing?
The Guardian
16
What is all the fuss about gravitational waves and why should I care?
The Irish Times
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Translations for gravitational waves
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Rare