>>6566273 (pb)
Here's more on LIGO. Dual sensors operating together. https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/page/ligo-detectors
The Hanford site has a lot of historical significance. https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/setbacks-this-spring-at-a-difficult-hanford-clean-up-site-close-by-richland-and-the-columbia-river/
I think Babylon has fallen.
Anon posted in a previous bread about L I G O. I started to think about how the different detectors would synchronize. Probably with an atomic clock, I guess (I know virtually NOTHING about this stuff, so please bear with me). Anyway got to wondering. If L I G O is related to DS comms then how would that happen? Maybe it is via a system set up to collaborate? A lot of world wide high tech and university collaborators for L I G O and V I R G O (Italy). https://my.ligo.org/census.php