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Scientists Measure Gravitational Pull Between The Smallest Objects Yet in Quest For Quantum Gravity
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We're used to thinking of gravity in the context of large masses – the whirl of planets, the inexorable pull of a black hole. But everything with mass, no matter how small, exerts a gravitational pull on everything else.
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