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Scientists Measure Gravitational Pull Between The Smallest Objects Yet in Quest For Quantum Gravity

We’re used to thinking of gravity in the context of large masses – the whirl of planets, the inexorable pull of a black hole.

But everything with mass, no matter how small, exerts a gravitational pull on everything else.

There is, however, an expected frontier where the classical dynamics described so elegantly by general relativity must somehow reconcile with the beautiful chaos of quantum mechanics.

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