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Suedeos
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hey all, I'm pretty new to physics. all I know is what I was taught at secondary school, which wasn't much to be honest..
sorry if this is a stupid question or in the wrong place or whatever, feel free to move/delete it if it is..
so what I'm wondering about is gravitons. I know as good as nothing about them, but what I do know makes me interested. VERY interested..
could someone please explain to me what a graviton is, and why scientists can't 'create' one for long enough to observe or study it please?
also, if any moderators/admins read this, could you change my name to Suede please, I accidentally added the 'os' to the end. and 'Suedeos' isn't even gramatically correct. thanks :)
sorry if this is a stupid question or in the wrong place or whatever, feel free to move/delete it if it is..
so what I'm wondering about is gravitons. I know as good as nothing about them, but what I do know makes me interested. VERY interested..
could someone please explain to me what a graviton is, and why scientists can't 'create' one for long enough to observe or study it please?
also, if any moderators/admins read this, could you change my name to Suede please, I accidentally added the 'os' to the end. and 'Suedeos' isn't even gramatically correct. thanks :)