Similar words: gravity, gravitas, gravitate, antigravity, gravitation, zero gravity, law of gravity, gravitational. Meaning: n. a gauge boson that mediates the (extremely weak) gravitational interactions between particles.
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1 In this paper, the interactional potential energy of graviton is simply discussed in tree level approximation.
2 There is no graviton.
3 According to the "general relativity" predict "graviton" and "gravitational waves" does not exist.
4 Apex? 1 reappears to Deltan graviton telemetry 0.6 billion km from Delta.
5 Hypothesis, such as graviton, universal repulsion, sub-photon sea etc. , all are of defects, having not explain the law of gravitation successfully.
6 Fixed an issue where the Phoenix's Graviton Beam was automatically canceled if you used it just after the Phoenix reached 50 energy.
7 They are unstable and gradually decay, with much the same effect as graviton leakage: gravitons traveling for long distances vanish, gravity gets weaker, and cosmic expansion accelerates.
8 Try and work out the gravitational force between two objects in terms of a quantum graviton, however, and you quickly run into trouble—the answer to every calculation is infinity.
9 So far it seems to be working: the infinities that plague other theories of quantum gravity have been tamed, and the theory spits out a well-behaved graviton.
10 The standard ground defense for civilian and secondary military outposts , the Erupter features a Graviton Projector that provides ample defense without draining the local economy.
11 They are deadly unless you have high damage output units or disablers like Graviton Beam.
12 Since the other forces work by exchanging carrier particles,[www.Sentencedict.com] we assume that gravity does too and call the carrier the graviton.
13 From the macroscopic properties of gravity you can work out what the graviton should be like.
14 This feature is very welcome because it precisely matches the properties of the carriers of all known fundamental forces, such as the photon (for electromagnetism) and the graviton (for gravity).
15 It turns out that one type of gluon chain behaves in the four-dimensional spacetime as the graviton, the fundamental quantum particle of gravity.
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