What the field of physics knows it doesn't know.

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I'm not sure that 'effect' is really the right word. I mean we have Einstein's field equations which contain terms related to the field and terms related to energy, momentum e.t.c. So maybe it is better to say that knowledge of the field tells us about what matter is doing and vice versa.
 

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