Science
Tiniest gravitational field ever created may solve a mystery Einstein couldn’t – Inverse
Researchers are closer than ever to a grand unifying theory.
Gravity is a ubiquitous
part of our daily lives whether were being tragically brought to our knees after tripping on the rug or gleefully jumping from a swings apex. But despite how common the experience of gravity is, it remains one of physics least understood fundamental forces.
But now, thanks to research published Wednesday in the journal Nature, physicists may be closer than ever to reconciling this capricious force with other big, mysterious players like quantum mechanics, string theory,…
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