gravitons/gravitational waves or
Electrons moving cause a change in a change in the electric field. If you have read upon electro magnetic field (EMF) theory you
should know that that whole theory stems from just applying Coulomb's law and saying that the force vectors around all the electrons are a "(vector) field". EMF theory has derived all of classical circuit theory and is central for radio technology and electrical infrastructure. It's pretty rock solid. Litrally the
it just work meme, but on steroids. Coulomb's law can be translated to the equation for universal gravitation, Just switch Coulomb's law to Newton's equation for universal gravitation and that's the basis for gravitational "waves". Apply relativity for cosmological stuff it should work (hard to do experiments with this). So gravitational waves do "exist" since it's the same approach as EMF.
Quatum mechanics is also a model that work for smaller objects (and it does corresponds to Newtonian physics if you actually read how it was derived, the idea that it's a "own model" is wrong!). Without a quantum mechanical approach, you wouldn't have the semiconductors we have today, solar cells, GPU's etc. It all stems for phyical electronics with is solid state physics that handles all the calculations with a quantum mechanical set up, not classical. Classical doesn't even work!
So either OP is retarded and never opened a book about these things, or is confusing pop science with actual physics/engineering.
But if it's the later, fuck I agree. The fundamenal quarks and nu-particles are fishy. The measurements are convoluted and now it's ingrained as a fundamental truth in schools. String theory (kek, that even the founders have stated is wrong and moved over to just math instead) is iterated by soy journo faggots as
le science.
You conveniently need a sensor the size of Jupiter to detect a single graviton?
Never looked into this part. The results are always so fucking hard to do experiments on I simply never cared. This is why I
hate astronomy and some KF faggots seems to disagree. No, it's as you say; undeployed faggots who are too dumb to see math as a way to find relations in numbers, intead they think it's a universal truth relations. No, it's numerical logic are "universal" (in our logical "playbox" that
we made up), but not the concepts. Also, these nu-professors don't even do any real maths I feel like, it's all over simplifeid assumptions and notations to look smart on paper, holy shit! If you actually look at what they are saying, they are full on nosense. Actual gibberish scribbles in their equations.
I think I mentioned this before on the farms and I have seen others saying this:
If you write anyting down on a piece of paper so it "looks good", then people will think it's legit. Having just a nice LaTeX template and having a few contacts with some soy-journos will get you 1000x further in academia than being an actual professional/nerd/autists finding new cool shit. You get further by larping as a "scientists" writing sci-fi than actuallyh writing about actual experiments.
Also, the problem with math is that humans misguided think it's universal when most of the population barely understands the basics.
People don't even know what a derivative is when graduating high school now. They will call primitve functions for anti-derivtives in text books since niggers can't even learn two words so they have to merge words now, which is useless since they can't even read. People need an app to
tell them how to count when lifting junk in the gym instead of just typing "
2x3, 40kg" on a note taking app, that's how retarded people are today. I don't even think people know how excell/spreadsheet work or even imagine an exponential function today.
I hate astronomers, teachers and soyence journos. They simply have tarnished the reputation of a concept that is actually cool.
