Re:Gravitational waves provide dose of reality about extra d...
by whatshisface on Monday September 17, 2018 @07:43AM
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If there are extra dimensions that gravity doesn't exit into, this experiment won't detect them. It is not curtians for string theory.
Could it also not mean that gravity is "just" a 3D (or 3+1D) phenomenon?
For example, what does gravity mean in 2D?
Can we rule out that our 3Dā universe is not a rarity in a larger, 4D universe, much like how true-2D planes are a rarity in our 3D universe?
ā D as in spatial dimension, excluding time.