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Summary of the previous article:"Why the massive body deforms space?"The black hole works as a collider,extorts all particles from vacuum,thus the vacuum is devastated and the space-time is reduced,deformed.The being reduced space-time round a massive body is transformed to energy of gravitational waves.I offer idea of detecion of gravitational waves.

Gravitational waves aries from vacuum particles.Need to do a tube,placed into the pipe superconducting guantum interferometer,interferometer pulls out all photons from a vacuum(to use opening of the Swedish phisicists that got light from a vacuum).Into the wall of pipe to make out of material absorptive photons and mayby other particles.To hang up a pipe that it could rotate freely.I think that the pipe will start rotating from action of gravitational waves.During a full Moon the pipe will rotate more slowly,than in new Moon,rotation will be directed to Earth center.Why the pipe will rotate,because in a pipe deep vacuum in it there will be no gravitational waves,and outside there will be waves from Moon and Earth.

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Gravitational waves aries from vacuum particles.Need to do a tube,placed into the pipe superconducting guantum interferometer,interferometer pulls out all photons from a vacuum(to use opening of the Swedish phisicists that got light from a vacuum).

 

Nonsense. You can't "pull all the photons" out of the vacuum. Even if there was some removal method other than simple absorption, you will add photons from blackbody radiation simply by being at some temperature.

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