kurious
Jun27-04, 02:00 PM
Einstein said " a gravitational wave can't be put in a box like a light wave."
Was he right?
What if the gravitational wave is its own box ? By this I mean that, if I could quantize gravity, and the result showed that gravitons attract gravitons, so that they cannot move away from one another,then the original, unquantized gravitational wave must have been restricted to a finite size, like an unquantized light wave in a box.
Was he right?
What if the gravitational wave is its own box ? By this I mean that, if I could quantize gravity, and the result showed that gravitons attract gravitons, so that they cannot move away from one another,then the original, unquantized gravitational wave must have been restricted to a finite size, like an unquantized light wave in a box.