From: Forrest Bishop (forrestb@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Mar 16 1997 - 14:09:16 MST
>The implication of this theory to me is that we should get cracking
>building gravity wave detectors (LIGO and successors) that could spot
>closely orbiting neutron stars in nearby space before the final
>collision.
>
> Paul
Radio telescopes appear to be pretty good at picking these out,
and predicting their collision dates. Space-based VLBI versions shoud
be even better.
A set of space-based, 3D LIGOs separated by some millions of kilometers
might be a cool way to creat a tomographic map of the gravitational
waves.
Forrest
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