> Hi Liberto,
> We've been discussing your posting for a while and still can't sort out
> what you're talking about... If you expect to actually *see* gravitational
> waves on your screen, you might be lucky and be the first human ever...
> Talking about *red* light: the laser emits in the invisible range.
>
> > If everything continues as of today, the only thing we can say is
> > congratulations guys!! you are doing an excelent job!.
>
> Thanks. If you knew what's going on behind the scenes :-) Stay tuned.
Well it so happens that in pirates@home they are testing some units, which will be (I assume) for the future benefit of a better looking graphic when you enter to see the Einstein graphic while the unit is being worked on.
This new graphics screen, as a nice decorative aspect, shows what I mentioned.
I am sorry if my poor english gave the idea that we could see "gravitational waves" :-) Sorry!
Maybe they will not even bother to put it in the future, but it is shown on the sextant4.53 application and on the unit "compass_1102748833_0" which I had. Repeat in pirates@home.
So, if this trial tests that have been carried on with P@H are succesfull and acceptable by the E@H team, then we might see that in the future.
> Hi Liberto, > We've been
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> Hi Liberto,
> We've been discussing your posting for a while and still can't sort out
> what you're talking about... If you expect to actually *see* gravitational
> waves on your screen, you might be lucky and be the first human ever...
> Talking about *red* light: the laser emits in the invisible range.
>
> > If everything continues as of today, the only thing we can say is
> > congratulations guys!! you are doing an excelent job!.
>
> Thanks. If you knew what's going on behind the scenes :-) Stay tuned.
Well it so happens that in pirates@home they are testing some units, which will be (I assume) for the future benefit of a better looking graphic when you enter to see the Einstein graphic while the unit is being worked on.
This new graphics screen, as a nice decorative aspect, shows what I mentioned.
I am sorry if my poor english gave the idea that we could see "gravitational waves" :-) Sorry!
Maybe they will not even bother to put it in the future, but it is shown on the sextant4.53 application and on the unit "compass_1102748833_0" which I had. Repeat in pirates@home.
So, if this trial tests that have been carried on with P@H are succesfull and acceptable by the E@H team, then we might see that in the future.
Patience is a virtue