What is a gravitational wave?

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This is all coming back to the difference of 'things ' in nature . ( Nature of Things . De rerum natura. Lucretius )

 

Firstly . Things that have Mass that are subject to a certain type of laws , and a whole range of values of moving criteria. Which might well be subject to the 'medium' they move in.

 

Secondly . Things that are Effects like quantum's of energy, forces, packets of energy , that move at the fixed speed of light / EM . ( namely 'c' ) . Which themselves are 'medium less '.

 

These are described in the standard model as distinct different entities. Are they not ?

 

Edited by Mike Smith Cosmos, Yesterday, 07:26 AM. ,"

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Two different atomic entities . Different types

 

. ~~~~~~~. BOSONS . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FERMIONS ~~~~~~~~~

 

1 . Boson .

 

Link :- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boson .

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2 . Fermion .

 

. Link :- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermion

 

Simple comparison of two sorts of ' entities ' ( spin and characteristic )

 

. Link :- http://www.particleadventure.org/fermibos.html

 

Fundamental difference in Fermions and Bosons ( division of entities in the standard model )

 

. Link :- https://www.theguardian.com/science/life-and-physics/2011/aug/13/1

 

Mike

It is like looking at a wonderful landscape. It is another world to explore. I'm going to do it. Bosons - force carriers all words that seem so interesting.

Cheers for the lift.