Well! Well! Well!
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Well! Well! Well!
At least we agree on term they give it: "Gravitational Wave Background" ("GWB").
The difference is I have it as a constant of my Infinite MULTIVERSE Atlanoverse [inside of / outside of] my el ponderosa! Planck Big Bang (Black) Hole (collapsed cosmological constant (cc (/\))) (T=0(1 | t=0(1)) Horizon . . . (the Big 'Mirror' (the 'Distant Mirror' (non-locality)) fronting). They have it as once-upon-a-time-coincidental to their observations in this day and age!

A Big Gravitational Wave Announcement Is Coming Thursday. Here's Why We're Excited
Update 29 June 2023: It's official! Scientists have detected the background hum of the Universe for the first time.

Well! Well! Well!
At least we agree on term they give it: "Gravitational Wave Background" ("GWB").
The difference is I have it as a constant of my Infinite MULTIVERSE Atlanoverse [inside of / outside of] my el ponderosa! Planck Big Bang (Black) Hole (collapsed cosmological constant (cc (/\))) (T=0(1 | t=0(1)) Horizon . . . (the Big 'Mirror' (the 'Distant Mirror' (non-locality)) fronting). They have it as once-upon-a-time-coincidental to their observations in this day and age!
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