Years ago I read a lot of books on modern physics, for the non-scientist public.
Today I watched this and this does not seem right or 'jive' with what I know of gravity waves at all.
What she say's starting at 2:11
The density of particles in the atmosphere, with or with out a lightning storm, causing variations in the gravitational field, enough to make a big pretty wave of gas in the sky 'attributed' to gravity waves
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No way, or what has changed and people learned ?
Or maybe I mis-unterstood/never payed attention....Is she saying that this pattern of gravity waves is coming from the far away, and it's just the lightning storm lighting up the gas making the waves visible ?
The scale of it still seems way off to me. Places like LIGO are looking for 10^-21m types of deflections. And this gas in the sky pattern must be kilometer's across, that's 10^+3.