>Sound creates wave in fluid
>wave has a frequency
>object has a natural frequency
>natural frequency attributed to shape
>exciting with a resonant frequency causes a massive increase in vibrational amplitude
>additionally, reflecting a wave can cancel its if reflected at a 90 degree phase shift
aaaaaaand
>Gravity creates a wave in spacetime
>gravity is produced from mass / energy such as radiation
>wave has a frequency
Does space time have a natural frequency?
Would a mass (like Earth) have a natural gravitational frequency?
>wave has a frequency
>object has a natural frequency
>natural frequency attributed to shape
>exciting with a resonant frequency causes a massive increase in vibrational amplitude
>additionally, reflecting a wave can cancel its if reflected at a 90 degree phase shift
aaaaaaand
>Gravity creates a wave in spacetime
>gravity is produced from mass / energy such as radiation
>wave has a frequency
Does space time have a natural frequency?
Would a mass (like Earth) have a natural gravitational frequency?
