> How many supernovae do we see at any time in any given segment of the sky, and what is the likelihood that it would have happened to be in whatever ~1/20 spatial angle the Gw detectors happen to have resolutions over, and out of the other n candidate neutron-neutron mergers we've "detected" what are the odds that we wouldn't have seen a supernova in the EM by chance in all of the others?
The data's all publicly available. You go ahead, do the general relativity, and tell us.
The data's all publicly available. You go ahead, do the general relativity, and tell us.