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New research outlines a method for detecting extraterrestrial civilizations by catching gravitational waves produced by the collapse, or failure, of their warp drives.
The concept is grounded in the principles of Einstein ’s general relativity.
Scientists don’t pretend to know how to build a warp drive, but instead use mathematical simulations to explore their potential theoretic behavior.
A warp drive collapse would trigger powerful gravitational waves because it involves the sudden and dramatic alteration of spacetime.
Researchers speculate on the signatures that advanced detectors might one day capture.
The strength and frequency of the signal depend on the size of the warp bubble.
A detector similar to LIGO but designed for higher frequencies could detect this signal.
The implications of this research extend beyond the search for extraterrestrial life.
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