Gravity: Making Waves

In the models would'nt the waves move inward towards a body? Or is that too simplistic

You know, it almost sounds like shes saying LEGO.

time would move faster in SPACE than on EARTH. gravity slows time, so the higher the gravitational field the slower time moves relative to an area of lesser gravity.
as for the video...i have more hope for lisa...some reason detecting gravity waves OUTSIDE of a gravity well makes more sense to me

Yeah your right, don't know what the hell I was thinking about 2 months ago:P Thanks for pointing out my mistake.

interesting vid
interesting discussion in commentary
especially the one two years ago...

seems simplistic to model gravity waves on 3d versions of wave amplitudes on a 2d surface...
if the universe has 11 dimensions, and we include darkmatter to balance out the equations, then a gravity wave may propagate in a way which our simple physics can't compute....
at the moment :)

So then: like a single ant can't move a beetle, but an army of ants can; a single particle can't move the moon, but a heavy mass (think about Earth) surely can move the moon and many smaller objects around it.

"Could this explanation unify Newton's & Einstein's models?"

haha, it's too late... I'm gonna sleep.

The strong forces may be folding the nearest space-time between the particle and the 'far-away'-space-time, which is more 'loose'. And this loose far-away-space-time is still being affected by the tension of the strong forces, but these looks so weak because the tremendous space-time that they are affecting.

LOL I am gonna say something that might not make sense to any of you but anyways there is a place at work that i always walk by and when i stop in that place everything around me is in slow motion and as if time is slowed down i dont know if time goes slower there or what but i have gotten a friend to stand in the same location and he hasnt notice anything i have only noticed it a couple of times but it only lasts for about 3 minutes and well i cant explain it but time is different pace there

I've never heard of this before but I just wanted to point out that if you were in a "bubble" that made everything around you appear to be moving in "slow motion" then this "time bubble" would actually be speeding time up for you (not slowing it down). Time is all relative to the observer. While to you everything would appear slow, to everything else you would appear to be moving faster. So a bubble with this effect would in fact be accelerating time for the space within it.

That makes sense and I have walked into alot of these bubbles in my life im only 28 and I already have white hair. I dont know maybe I figured it out in the future but time is really messed up for me now like I sometimes see shit on the news about things that just happened but I seen it couple of months ago. I think I messed up by steeping into some worm hole but im coming into some money and im gonna donate 250,000 to DR Ron Mallet so he can work on his time machine or shall i build my own?