This inquiry examines gravitational wave theory and proposes that fundamental forces act instantly across distances, suggesting a shift in understanding.
Key Points
This paper questions the existing theory of gravitational wave propagation and suggests an alternative view of cosmic forces.
Conducted quantitative calculations of gravitational fluctuations.
Used the law of universal gravitation to analyze detection limits.
Employed logical deduction to challenge propagation theories.
Identified gravitational fluctuations below detection limits of current instruments.
Proposed that fundamental forces operate without speed or delay.
Challenged the notion of long-distance light-speed propagation of gravitational waves.