Using Causality to Solve the Puzzle of Quantum Spacetime

Quantum gravity. As I recall, gravity is a property of mass - the more mass an object has, the more gravity it displays. When dealing with planetary-sized objects, gravity is obviously an important part of every equation. The gravitational attraction of human-scale objects is so small as to be routinely disregarded. But even the smallest subatomic particles that are not massless (and perhaps even they DO have some tiny amount) have some gravitational attraction associated with them. After all, Jupiter has much gravity because it consists of many atoms of hydrogen and other gases. While this tiny quantum of gravity that each electron, proton, and neutron must therefore have is difficult to imagine, much less measure, it does, it must, exist. In this fascinatingly tiny realm, might not even energy be found to have some kind of gravity associated with it? I'm keeping an eye on this line of research!

I'm satisfied that Theory shall follow Theory, yet we shall not while living here, ever understand it all.

The magnificent design of what we con only perceive poorly, obviously had a Designer and Creator.

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