Wrong! Gravitational waves haven't been detected because we're not oscillating between forward and reverse time. The graviton is a theoretical particle, which physics have failed in finding along with the hypothetical Higgs boson. So, they haven't detected gravitational waves, the hypothetical graviton, or the hypothetical higgs boson. Maybe it's because they're working under the wrong assumptions, such as gravity is only an attraction force, or maybe they want us to work under these wrong assumptions? According to Xydous, the electron and positron has an unknown repulsive coulomb force. Both the electron and positron must be accelerated at or above 0.62c before they have enough momentum to over come the unknown repulsive coulomb force and annihilate each other. You'll also need to explain why a thin belt of antimatter is found orbiting the earth.
This thin belt of antimatter shouldn't exist on the outer edges of the earth if it was effected by gravity in the same way as matter because they would immediately be annihilated. You'll also need to explain why there is no measurable electric field in a magnet, which physics have failed to do. It can't be done when you separate the electron-positron into separate and different particles. However, it is easily explained when one views the electron-positron as being one. The observations of lensing indicate that a quantum theory of gravity, based on gravitons interacting with every particle including individual photons, cannot be correct if gravity is only an attractive force. You've been bamboozled and hoodwinked by TPTB. If you want to subscribe to their false doctrine, then be my guest. If this is the case, then this thread isn't for you.
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