Mainstream astrophysics

LIGO Sensitivity Limits

LIGO detects low-frequency gravitational waves (20 Hz to 4,000 Hz) from celestial events. The video argues it cannot detect high-frequency waves from artificial sources like warp drives.

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LIGO Collaboration

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High-Frequency Gravitational Wave Propulsion

Advanced propulsion systems (warp drives, wormholes) generate high-frequency gravitational waves (GHz range) that are undetectable by current low-frequency detectors like LIGO. The ability to generate these waves allows for spacetime manipulation and propulsion.

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