Shamin Haque Mondal

Most of the time, the answer to a title that ends with a question mark is “no”. Ian Betteridge, a British journalist, wrote about this. People now call this the “Bettaridge Policy.” Based on this rule, the answer to the headline of this article will very certainly be “no”. But first, let’s take a closer look.

A graviton is a hypothetical particle in physics that is thought to carry gravity. We still don’t have any experimental proof that gravitons exist. Scientists have already found out what this particle is like, though. They say that gravitons are tiny particles that don’t have mass or charge. Physicists say that gravitation is the force that pulls two things together when gravitons jump from one to the other. Because of this, the two items draw closer to each other. That is why it is a particle that carries gravitational force. This particle carries the force of gravity from one…read more on NOPR