A new way to detect gravitational waves

[John Clark]

Astronomers close in on new way to detect gravitational waves

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My only thoughts on this are the unlikely, which include, would this technique, once perfected detect your Penrose-ian white holes? Could a de-rated device detect the footprint of a Dyson Sphere? 

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[Henrik Ohrstrom]

A derated version would only detect the presence of gullible politicians and loose funds.

A Dyson sphere would probably not be detected with this kind of sensor unless there is a total catastrophic failure. But probably not then either, too small amounts of energy release. Compared to black hole shenanigans at least.

/Henrik

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[Lawrence Crowell]

This would have no bearing on a Dyson sphere.

LC