Could gravity be caused by neutron attraction?

Shadow Onion · Jan 1, 2020

Could the mysterious force of gravity be the force of neutrons being attracted to each other? (There is nothing to suggest this it was a random thought that occurred to me this morning.)

PeroK · Jan 1, 2020

Gravity is explained by the theory of General Relativity. That's a good place to start.

Ibix · Jan 1, 2020

Hydrogen is affected by gravity. It has no neutrons.

Nugatory · Jan 1, 2020

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Could gravity be caused by neutron attraction?

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