Interferometric detection of gravitational waves: understanding if Einstein\'s General Relativity is the correct and definitive theory of gravity will be Ultimately Possible in Physics by Christian

Dear Dr. Christian Corda,

Thanks for your good and easy going ( but with deep implications)article on the detection of GWs. I wish all success in your endeavour.

According to me there are 'No' gravitons (you will come to know of it, if you go through my article on Quantum-Gravity in "http://www.sreenath.webs.com".) But there could be GWs like sound-waves but without any medium to traverse or even like light-waves as thought in 17-19 century without carrying light quanta.

Had there been gravitons,they would have asserted their existence by now like photons.As to which theory stands the test,out of the 3 theories you have proposed,for me it is Einstein's GR (what else?).