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14th Feb 2016

16th Feb 2016

Inspired by LIGO Laboratory and their new Gravity Wave detection device. It shows the existence of otherwise invisible gravity waves by using shifting lasers and a visible graph. Just draw with NGRV or PGRV inside the blue outlines!

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QuanTech 10th Sep 2017

i'm cringing at my comment from a year ago (the one right below this one)
QuanTech 7th Jul 2016

oh god, remove the "3" from the save's creator's name!
Potato-man 19th Apr 2016

yeyeyeyeeyyeeyeyey
Dargino 21st Feb 2016

I like dis design cause this is how grav wave detectors are made in rl, even though they haven't found any yet.. :/
Reset-6 20th Feb 2016

A single little click, and it detected. Amazing! +1
msasterisk 20th Feb 2016

I placed a supermassive black hole inside the detector. Turns out that voids it warranty. -9001. But for real, nice representation of gravity waves. +1
optimus2006 19th Feb 2016

I used GBMB and it broke the PHOT-shooting thing.
Deulnse 18th Feb 2016

nice use of phot, use filt layering to make it more precise
flubber5 18th Feb 2016

GBMB also has a good effect
R3APER 16th Feb 2016

Thank you for the tip unknownkarma! INVS added to defeat any randomly flying photons from causing interference.

The Powder Toy

Gravity Wave Detector by R3APER

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