“A new theory suggests random fluctuations in time within a non-quantum space-time framework could help resolve long-standing issues about gravity’s quantum nature.”
Physicists have long struggled to reconcile how gravity operates at quantum scales. A recent proposal introduces random 'wobbles' or temporal fluctuations in a non-quantum model of space-time to explain gravitational effects.
This approach bypasses traditional quantum mechanics and may provide new insights into how gravity interacts with the fabric of space-time, offering a potential path to solve a central mystery in physics.
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