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 Tue Oct 8 08:08:18 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, PEM BLRMS anomaly 
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 Wed Oct 23 11:49:21 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, PEM BLRMS anomaly
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Thu Oct 24 18:37:15 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, T240 checkout
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Tue Nov 5 12:37:50 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, T240 interface unit pulled out
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Wed Nov 13 19:34:45 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Wed Nov 13 20:15:56 2019, rana, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Wed Nov 13 23:40:15 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Thu Nov 14 12:11:04 2019, rana, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Fri Nov 15 00:18:41 2019, rana, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Fri Nov 15 12:16:48 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Mon Nov 18 14:32:53 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Tue Nov 19 21:53:57 2019, gautam, Update, PEM, Follow-up on seismometer discussion
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Message ID: 15024
Entry time: Wed Nov 13 23:40:15 2019
In reply to: 15023
Reply to this: 15025
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gautam |
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Follow-up on seismometer discussion |
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Here is some disturbance in the spacetime curvature, where the local gradient of the metric seems to have been modulated (in the "downward" as well as in the other two orthogonal Cartesian directions) at ~1 Hz - seems real as far as I can tell, all the suspensions were being shaken about and all the seismometers witnessed it, though the peak is pretty narrow. A broader, less prominent peak also shows up around 0.5 Hz. We couldn't identify any clear source (no LN2 fill-up / obvious CES activity). This event lasted for ~45 mins, and stopped around 2315 local time. Shortly (~5min) after the ~1 Hz peak died down, however, the 3-10 Hz BLRMS channel reports an increase by ~factor of 2.
Onto trying some locking now that the suspensions have settled down somewhat.
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this is due to the Equivalence Principle: local accelerations are indistinguishable from spacetime curvature. On a spherical Earth, the local gradient of the metric points in the direction towards the center of the Earth, which is colloquially known as "down".
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