If they could find a way to embed a message a gravity wave could act as a carrier.
OM${insert_deity_here}! It's already hard trying to get rid of those modulations Earth includes, now we should try to find a hidden message in what is left over? :-)
Alex.
Would it not be hard to modulate the gravity waves of a planet. what kind of distrubance would be caused to the planet. how much power would have to be generated to affect the wave pulses. what kind of form of communications would be transmitted. morse code. bit data. photo. music. voice. in what language? does any body have any ideas.
If they could find a way to embed a message a gravity wave could act as a carrier.
OM${insert_deity_here}! It's already hard trying to get rid of those modulations Earth includes, now we should try to find a hidden message in what is left over? :-)
Alex.
Would it not be hard to modulate the gravity waves of a planet. what kind of distrubance would be caused to the planet. how much power would have to be generated to affect the wave pulses. what kind of form of communications would be transmitted. morse code. bit data. photo. music. voice. in what language? does any body have any ideas.
I have no idea... but the local politician would surely forbid it ;-)
"Entia non sunt multiplicandam praeter necessitatem" (OKHAM)
If they could find a way to embed a message a gravity wave could act as a carrier.
OM${insert_deity_here}! It's already hard trying to get rid of those modulations Earth includes, now we should try to find a hidden message in what is left over? :-)
Alex.
Would it not be hard to modulate the gravity waves of a planet. what kind of distrubance would be caused to the planet. how much power would have to be generated to affect the wave pulses. what kind of form of communications would be transmitted. morse code. bit data. photo. music. voice. in what language? does any body have any ideas.
I have no idea... but the local politician would surely forbid it ;-)
Would be a nice project to dig into. But then again, I'm a technician...
Theoretical: Modulate gravitational constant with a interdimensional laser guided thingie
Ideal: Put all people you dislike on the other side of the Moon. Let them jump in sync untill Moon and Earth gently collide
If they could find a way to embed a message a gravity wave could act as a carrier.
OM${insert_deity_here}! It's already hard trying to get rid of those modulations Earth includes, now we should try to find a hidden message in what is left over? :-)
Alex.
Would it not be hard to modulate the gravity waves of a planet. what kind of distrubance would be caused to the planet. how much power would have to be generated to affect the wave pulses. what kind of form of communications would be transmitted. morse code. bit data. photo. music. voice. in what language? does any body have any ideas.
And what about the side-effects:
"Sorry boss, I'm late. But a gravity-wave passed, and slowed my watch..."
And what about the side-effects:
"Sorry boss, I'm late. But a gravity-wave passed, and slowed my watch..."
Well, there's the old saw about the driver pleading in court, having been charged with running a red light. His excuse is the Doppler shifting as he approached the intersection, which caused the red light to be seen as green. The Judge, no dummy, dismisses the case - but promptly nails him for speeding....... :-)
Cheers, Mike.
( edit ) Einstein used to think about catching up with light waves ( an earlier childhood idea ) while riding on a tram to work at the Patent Office in Bern Switzerland. Can we assume the trams were too slow for that purpose? :-)
In Melbourne ( Australia ) trams are like grapes - green, and they come in bunches ... :-)
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal
( edit ) Einstein used to think about catching up with light waves ( an earlier childhood idea ) while riding on a tram to work at the Patent Office in Bern Switzerland. Can we assume the trams were too slow for that purpose? :-)
In Melbourne ( Australia ) trams are like grapes - green, and they come in bunches ... :-)
.......whereas in London, the buses are like haemorrhoids - they are red and just a pain in the a**e.
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Would it not be hard to modulate the gravity waves of a planet. what kind of distrubance would be caused to the planet. how much power would have to be generated to affect the wave pulses. what kind of form of communications would be transmitted. morse code. bit data. photo. music. voice. in what language? does any body have any ideas.
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I have no idea... but the local politician would surely forbid it ;-)
"Entia non sunt multiplicandam praeter necessitatem"
(OKHAM)
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Would be a nice project to dig into. But then again, I'm a technician...
Theoretical: Modulate gravitational constant with a interdimensional laser guided thingie
Ideal: Put all people you dislike on the other side of the Moon. Let them jump in sync untill Moon and Earth gently collide
Practical: a home-cooked miniature black-hole
Just a few brainless waves
Somnio ergo sum
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And what about the side-effects:
"Sorry boss, I'm late. But a gravity-wave passed, and slowed my watch..."
Somnio ergo sum
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Well, there's the old saw about the driver pleading in court, having been charged with running a red light. His excuse is the Doppler shifting as he approached the intersection, which caused the red light to be seen as green. The Judge, no dummy, dismisses the case - but promptly nails him for speeding....... :-)
Cheers, Mike.
( edit ) Einstein used to think about catching up with light waves ( an earlier childhood idea ) while riding on a tram to work at the Patent Office in Bern Switzerland. Can we assume the trams were too slow for that purpose? :-)
In Melbourne ( Australia ) trams are like grapes - green, and they come in bunches ... :-)
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal
RE: ( edit ) Einstein used
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.......whereas in London, the buses are like haemorrhoids - they are red and just a pain in the a**e.
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Oh, John! ROFL! :-)
A pain in the apse? I didn't know they were parked inside churches ..... :-)
Cheers, Mike.
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal