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Double-Slit Experiment is an Experiment to Detect Gravitational Waves.

Terubumi Honjou

Published Mar 1, 2016• 0 citations
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Double-slit experiment is an experiment to detect gravitational waves. Hypothesis, elementary pulsation principle (electrons and photons are powerful gravitational wave sources that)... and to interpret. (The double-slit experiment was in gravitational wave detection)... and to interpret.

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