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LIGO Fails To Detect Gravity Waves
planckscale writes "Last weekend, LIGO (the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) did not detect gravitational radiation in association with a gamma ray burst (GRB). The non-detection was actually a valuable contribution, as it helped to distinguish between competing models for what powers GRBs. The detector is due to be upgraded this year for even more accurate measurements. The interferometer is constructed in such a way that it can detect a change in the lengths of the two arms relative to each other of less than a thousandth the diameter of an atomic nucleus."
As a matter of interest what would be the consequences to modern physics if Gravity waves do not exist?
There will be less for spectators to do when gravity scores?
Of course it doesn't exists, there is only Intelligent Falling.