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Can we find a unified theory of physics?​

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Answered by Blink07
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Unfortunately, nobody has ever managed to find one. This is where string theory comes in. It describes a string that looks exactly like a graviton: it spins in the right way, is massless and travels at the speed of light. For the first time, general relativity and quantum mechanics had found common ground.

Answered by Ruchik16081962
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Unfortunately, nobody has ever managed to find one. This is where string theory comes in. It describes a string that looks exactly like a graviton: it spins in the right way, is massless and travels at the speed of light. For the first time, general relativity and quantum mechanics had found common ground.

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