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What effect would a train of gravitational waves have when it hits a solid sphere of mass?
We know about its expected effect on a dust sphere where it is ellipsed alternately in x and y direction. I would like to know how would an isolated solid sphere be affected when it is hit by a train of gravitational waves?
Would appreciate if the regular professionals respond - no speculating amateurs please!
Thanks.
We know about its expected effect on a dust sphere where it is ellipsed alternately in x and y direction. I would like to know how would an isolated solid sphere be affected when it is hit by a train of gravitational waves?
Would appreciate if the regular professionals respond - no speculating amateurs please!
Thanks.