Thread: Gravity Effects

Hello all

During some recent studying on gravity I was wondering....

I know relativity only explains the 'big stuff' but doesn't explain how gravity works at the quantum level. So my question is,

Is there a specific point or size when the effects of gravity change?

Yes I know it changes at the quantum level, but couldn't find any information of a specific point or example. I figured, if you could work out where it starts to break down, you could possible begin to understand why.

Kind regards

Anthony

Here's my theory of quantum gravity.

I think I must have mislaid it somewhere.

That helps to the grand sum of zero.

Originally Posted by AnthonyChan

Is there a specific point or size when the effects of gravity change?

Yes, at and below Planck scale.

Isn't "loop quantum gravity" one of the big current mysteries of physics, or am I thinking of something else?

~ I do not mind being put right, or corrected.. but in this case of ' Gravity Effects ' it should be noted that 'gravity ' has the sub title
'The weaker force'.. It might be building Black Holes and Galactic structures.. but right down on the sub atomic scale..
~Gravity is almost a non starter of forces found... electromagnetic, and atomic forces are found to be the formative forces.. of binding.

Thank you all.
Lots there to look into.

Kind regards

Anthony