Gravitational-wave Optical Transient Observatory (GOTO) research opens a new view to the origin of gravity waves?

 

 

 "This animation shows the distribution of the dark matter, obtained from a numerical simulation when the universe was about 3 billion years old". (Image credit: The Virgo Consortium/Alexandre Amblard/ESA) (https://www.livescience.com/map-local-universe-dark-matter.html)

Gravitational-wave Optical Transient Observatory (GOTO) research opens a new view to the origin of gravity waves?

Are the theoretical white holes the reason, why the universe is expanding? In that case, the white hole would make the radiation effect or the antigravity effect, which expands the universe.

One of the most interesting questions is are the gravity waves the form of dark energy? So is gravity itself the effect, what is expanding universe? The fact is that gravity is the only force, that has the same effect as dark and visible material. That thing has caused an idea, that could the source of dark energy be in wormholes, which are oscillating and sending the energy waves, which move through the universe.

If the oscillating thing is the energy tunnel through the universe that means the energy waves would be so long, that they cannot be detected. And the question is could the cosmic web between galaxies be the first evidence of the wormholes?

In that case, the cosmic spider web between galaxies would be the source of the dark energy. And in some interesting theories, dark matter could be the material, that is traveling through the universe in wormholes. The fact is that there is the comic web between galaxies, but are the wormholes the thing, what forms it is an open question.

There is the possibility that the gravity waves are the thing, that is forming when the black holes are collapsing. And if we would see that thing, there is the possibility that we would confirm the existence of white holes the repelling or antigravity version of black holes by seeing when the black holes are forming. But that requires very good luck because if the white hole is forming at the same moment, where the black hole is forming in the same place, the existence of that phenomenon would be very short-living.

There is no evidence of the white holes or at least stable white holes, but there is the possibility that the origin of dark energy would be in white holes. But proving that thing requires the observations of white holes.

The research of gravity waves can open a new road for researching dark energy. Dark energy is the mysterious force or wave movement that rips the universe into pieces. Sometimes I have introduced that dark energy is the interaction of the dark matter particles. But because there is no straight observation about dark matter, and the thing that uncovers that thing is the gravitational interaction with the visible material.

That interaction has been uncovered in the giant network between galaxies. And that network has caused an idea, that some part of the dark energy could be the wave movement, that is causing because of the oscillation of the wormholes. The idea is that the large web of material between galaxies is formed around the energy bridges between black holes.

Dark matter and dark energy have a connection. They are both things, that are not interacting with the visible material, and that thing makes the dark energy mysterious. How the thing that travels through material would cause the universe is expanding? Maybe there is some kind of clouds of dark matter around the visible universe, and their gravitational effect will expand the visible material in the universe.

There is the possibility that dark energy is the repelling effect of gravity. So is the mirror-gravity or antigravity the thing, what is appearing as the gravity waves? The gravity waves are an interesting comment for dark energy. Gravity waves are the thing, what is a mysterious thing. They are existing but they are nothing else than gravity. Or are they the wave of dark matter?

And what is causing that wave? Is there some kind of invisible supernova explosion, that turns dark matter ahead of it? The question is, why the origin of gravity waves is so hard to detect? The fact is that gravity waves are a very little-known phenomenon. They are detected, and that's it. So the origin of gravity waves is interesting.

Understanding the form of gravity is making the new way to create the new type of systems in the field of space engineering and computing. The gravity waves are probably uncovering the secret, which is vital for making things like Theories of Everything. The missing part of that kind of theory is "could the gravity be the independent force, or is it the sum of other forces?".

And another thing is that we should think about is gravity the direction of how that thing affects. Is gravity pushing or pulling force? If gravity is pushing force, that thing means that it's some kind of wave movement. If gravity is pulling force, the question is, what it is? Is in the middle of all atoms the quantum-size black hole, what is pulling all other particles around it? What could form that black hole? Are they some kind of neutrinos, what are in high energetic conditions?

But there is no evidence about the existence of those quantum-size black holes. The only thing that supports their existence is that the black holes can pull the material or energy inside them. And that means that those black holes would pull the quantum fields of the quarks inside them, and that thing causes the loss of the weight or energy of the visible material.

Is the gravity forming when the mass center is pulling some kind of radiation to it? So if that kind of thing can be proven, that thing can open a new way for finding the mythic graviton. The transporter particle of gravity. The fact is that gravity is a very mysterious force, that is the most dominating in the world. But how dominating force gravity is? And does it have the mirror effect?

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