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I realize gravitons are only a theory, but what do the theorists have to say about gravitons traveling easily through huge amounts of solid?
Gravitons are hypothetical particles that are thought to carry the force of gravity. They are believed to interact with matter through the curvature of space-time, allowing them to pass through solid objects without being hindered.
Gravitons have an extremely weak force compared to other particles, such as photons. This means that they do not interact with matter in the same way and are not able to be perceived by our senses.
No, gravitons are thought to pass through all types of matter, including liquids and gases. They are also believed to be present in the vastness of space, constantly interacting with objects and bodies.
Since gravitons have a weak force, they are not easily blocked by any material. However, some theories suggest that extremely dense materials, such as black holes, may have the ability to bend and absorb gravitons.
Gravitons are responsible for the force of gravity, which is what holds objects together and dictates their movement in space. By passing through objects, gravitons exert a force on them, causing them to attract to each other and move accordingly.