What is the Speed of Gravitational Waves
Most recent answer: 12/28/2009
Q:
AS NOTHING IS INSTANTENEOUS, THERE MUST BE SOME TIME INTERVAL IN THE FORMATION OF TWO GRAVITATIONAL WAVES. SO, WHAT'S THE INTERVAL?
- SUSHRUT THORAT (age 15)
KARAD, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
- SUSHRUT THORAT (age 15)
KARAD, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
A:
Gravitational; waves travel at the same speed as light, c = 3x108 m / s.
To get a time, you need to also know the travel distance.
See: for a fuller exposition.
LeeH
To get a time, you need to also know the travel distance.
See: for a fuller exposition.
LeeH
(published on 12/28/2009)