Gravity waves propagation in 3D Space

[cullening]

Im a visual person, and I have a strong interest in Physics for some reason too.

Im trying to picture how Gravitational waves would look not in Spacetime but in normal space.

Are they like concentric rings surrounding the source?
And how do they differ in shape when there are 2, 3 or more objects orbiting one another?

Im working on the presumption that every object in space is actually orbiting another object and therefore every object should propagate these waves.

Does anyone have a link to how say a binary star wave would propagate not in spacetime but in normal space please?

Dave (UK)

 

[lippyka]

Unfortunately, it is impossible to visualize gravitational waves in normal space. Gravitational waves are ripples in the curvature of spacetime, and they cannot be seen directly or depicted in two or three dimensions. However, you can get a better idea of how they behave by looking at diagrams or computer simulations. You might find some helpful information in the following sources: -Einstein Toolkit Tutorials (http://einsteintoolkit.org/tutorials): This website offers tutorials on gravitational wave simulations and visualizations. -Gravitational Wave Visualization Library (https://www.visualizing.org/projects/gwvl): This website provides animated 3D simulations of gravitational waves. -Gravitational Wave Astronomy (): This YouTube video series explains the basics of gravitational waves.