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- Is gravitational lensing of gravitational waves a real thing? We hear discussion of the lensing of light, but would it also happen for gravitational waves? And how powerful could this be at it's strongest?
How powerful could this be at it's strongest, say, a supermassive black hole merger lensed by another nearby black hole?
Could the waves be powerful enough to be easily detected, or even to be seen directly if a human was there? What would they do to solid matter, bend or crack it?
Could the waves be powerful enough to be easily detected, or even to be seen directly if a human was there? What would they do to solid matter, bend or crack it?