Team of physicists suggests LIGO could be used to detect giant alien spacecraft

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Team of physicists suggests LIGO could be used to detect giant alien spacecraft

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Giant alien spacecraft and warp drive! The Vulcans are coming! Seriously though, new use for existing tech...

https://phys.org/news/2022-12-team-phys ... alien.html
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Re: Team of physicists suggests LIGO could be used to detect giant alien spacecraft

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Heh. Why not?
:popcorn:
p.s. One of my professors, long ago, explained to me that the test for "good science" is: "Can you get it funded?"
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