Breakthrough in Quantum Gravity Measurement Achieved

International team of physicists uses levitating magnets to record smallest gravitational pull, potentially unlocking universe's mysteries.

Scientists have made a breakthrough in measuring gravity at a quantum level, using levitating magnets to detect a weak gravitational pull on a tiny particle.
The experiment, conducted by an international team of physicists, could pave the way for a better understanding of quantum gravity.
This achievement marks the smallest gravitational measurement ever recorded, utilizing sophisticated setups involving superconducting devices and advanced vibration isolation.
The findings could potentially help solve some of the universe's greatest mysteries, including the origins of the universe and the nature of black holes.
The research, funded by the EU Horizon Europe EIC Pathfinder grant, is seen as a significant step towards uniting the theories of quantum mechanics and general relativity.