Ice Cube and Gravity Wave Telescopes.

What has LIGO found? As I say elsewhere I believe since Einstein like Mach believed that gravity and inertia are essentially the same thing and because gravity would radiate in not out, what LIGO may have found is the speed of inertia, not gravity. Gravity waves being much lighter than light may travel that much faster than light. (Einstein believed light was a particle in Special Relativity so it would have constant unchanged speed from source  to observer. Even so he also found the wave particle duality and Einstein uses the doppler shift often in Special Relativity, a wave event. So the waves being more continuous would have attraction and particles like inertia and as in Relativity would radiate out while the waves could radiate in unlike as with LIGO.) I agree with Van Flandern that the apparent near 0 displacement seen for gravity from the Sun to the Earth is also like the lower density as Maxwell believed for light and the pressure may result in higher speed in my more general use of Maxwell's method he used to predict the speed of light exactly. (Gravity is in general the opposite of relativity since it radiates down to one, and the Earth is more priveliged and at rest than the moon, and the thermodynamic speed of light and high speed motion of Relativity radiate outward, so when light slows down in gravity the gravity speeds up. So lower density for gravity might mean higher speed). 

 I name my hopeful use of Maxwell's method General Wave Dynamics GWD. 

  The Ice Cube neutrino sensor is in Antarctica, the highest, driest continent with most wind, dry ice, no doubt! 
   
As Van Flandern notes, there is no yet measurable displacement for gravity. (Van Flandern gets the credit for priority about the idea of the speed of gravity being fast, I have used the idea of FTL gravity

Earthquakes And Rocks as Magnetic fossils to Find Evidence Possibly More Useful in Predicting Earthquakes

Siesmologists were suprised by the Tokyo earthquake since they thought the fault line near Japan wasn't so powerful to cause the magnitude 9.0 Tokohu quake. Megaquakes of 8.5 or higher seem to cluster according to records of the last 100 years. E.g. six of them were in the last decade, yet none in the thirty years before that. By current methods we can't know based on current data if this is just a fluke or relates to deeper events.

I believe we might find rocks that have been unchanged in stratigraphy since the time we want to research. The quakes we want to find may shake them so violently in the earth's magnetic field or in the field of other rocks nearby, they would help us find when the quakes occurred even over long eras of time by a sort of magnetic fossil record. If the quakes are near the spreading centers of the ocean floors they are known to register magnetic fields as the iron in the lava oozes out and solidifies. (This was one reason continental drift was eventually accepted by geologists). By the magnetic fields with reliable changes of larger quakes seen we would know if large quakes are in clusters, and so we might improve our earthquake science.

Outfits of 2798 AD, Why Cows Like Laughs, Though I'm a Veggitarian, Except When Eat Cheese Then I Eat Richer!

   They have been inventing computer chips that just print out, not in a billion dollar clean room but real cheap  invented by the inventor of epaper. This may be useful for clothes that change their look no more outfits to wash save 1,000's washing the machine, so the washing machine washer dryer combo will never cancel out! You just buy three outfits for 50$ for life self cleaning inside and or auto odor control, ahh! Refresh air!  New outfit hour by hour, unlimited outfits, shields for the army, and more. The best inventors could think up in days of old before was a robo hamper that used codes and magnets with a sniffer to know if the outfit is clean or odified (it's been seen most people sorting clothes use this method). And a loop to hang the outfit on. Another use might be computerized wallpaper but a better way devised may be epaint you just spray or paint it on. No wires just beam it up to each pixel it gives your wall lots of options, a new wall each month or hour, it's the wall not the washline! Like the mall where they have a the Bizware family reunion!

   
  Actually a computerized cow milker has been invented about 10 years ago, it has computerized methods that don't tickle the cow, this was how it became usual to see cows rolling over in laughter!