RE: GRAVITATIONAL WAVES | The Answer to Albert Einstein's theory
Very nice post. I have a couple of comments here.
First, there is no such a "god particle". This is just a clickbait invention that should not be used. Please call it by its name: a Higgs boson
Second, relatively to this:
Furthermore, it is a small massless particle, called "graviton", something that creates a gravitational force.
The graviton is still hypothetical. There is no gauge theory for gravity that has been proved so far, and quantizing gravity is something that still needs to be done.
Finally, note that you need to provide sources as well as free images (wired.com is copyrighted) if you would like to get some SteemSTEM support.
Finally, also note that the LIGO events consist in the first direct observations of black holes, as a bonus ^^
Very helpful, I will try to write articles that are more suitable later on. Thank you for willing to review my post @lemouth.
I didn't review your post. Just commented it...
Sorry for the term, but I need to learn more. Maybe later, I can write articles with the applicable conditions.
You can also take my comments into account and edit this post to improve it, can't you?
@lemouth, actually, I have edited it to:
But I can't publish it for reasons:
Because I edited it in steemit, but there is no "edit" feature available on the steemSTEM.io platform.
We still need to develop post edition on steemstem.io. This is almost there, but this is harder than expected and thus requires more time.
What you said above is however not entirely correct. There is so far no satisfactory quantum theory of gravity. But this may change at some point in a close future (and hopefully it will).