Dear Dr. Christian Corda and others,
I have read your scientific essay and there are scientific seriously innovative ideas written.
I so appreciate your research works on the ground-breaking detection of GW150914 by LIGO.
Gravitational waves carry completely different information about phenomena in the universe.
Gravitational waves generated from distant sources throughout the universe are as a disturbance, or ripple effect, as the generated water waves, which were first anticipated by Albert Einstein a century ago.
But, I think that this imagination about gravitational waves maybe little bit different from the reality of nature.
The speed of gravitational waves in the general theory of relativity is equal to the speed of light in vacuum. (but, I think that it might be instantaneous action at a distance)
As you said, in order to develop the interferometric GW detectors using the seismic noise, the general theory of relativity must be extended for an ultimately clarify of gravitational interaction.
If someone consider whether the foundation of the nature is a physical vacuum medium or an elementary particle, it must be defined more definitely, as close as possible to the reality of nature.
Of course, it is a big question.
"Law of gravity is valid only near the surfaces of celestial bodies of the solar system", but, it is impossible to be definable at plank scale and around supermassive black holes in the center of many galaxies, unless an exact mechanism of gravitational interaction is discovered.
Thank you so much, again
Cheers for success in your research achievements.
With Best Regards,
Ch.Bayarsaikhan