quantum gravity
ˈkwɒntəm ˈɡrævɪti
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Definition of quantum gravity - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

theoretical physicsTECH.physics branch uniting quantum mechanics with relativityTECH.
  • Quantum gravity seeks to explain black holes.
  • Researchers are exploring quantum gravity to understand the universe.
  • Quantum gravity could revolutionize our understanding of time.
quantum mechanics quantum theory
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Expressions with quantum gravity

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loop quantum gravityn.
physics theory joining quantum mechanics and general relativity using quantized space
Loop quantum gravity tries to unite quantum mechanics and gravity.

Expressions with quantum

quantum jumpn.
sudden significant change or increase
The company's profits saw a quantum jump after the new product launch.
quantum leapn.
sudden highly significant advance or breakthrough
The discovery was a quantum leap in medical research.
quantum physicsn.
branch explaining matter and energy at very small scales via quantum theory
She studies quantum physics to understand particles and energy.
quantum chromodynamicsn.
theory of strong interactions between quarks and gluons
Quantum chromodynamics explains the binding of protons and neutrons.
quantum computern.
machine using qubits, superposition, and entanglement for fast calculations
A quantum computer can solve some problems much faster than a normal computer.
quantum computingn.
field of study focused on developing computer technology based on quantum theory
Quantum computing could revolutionize data processing speeds.

Expressions with gravity

defy gravityv.
seem to resist falling by moving or existing against natural downward pull
The dancer seemed to defy gravity with her long, floating jump.
center of gravityn.
most important part of something
The center of gravity of the debate was the budget issue.
centre of gravityn.
focal point of interest or activity
The new mall has become the centre of gravity for the town's social life.
gravity welln.
situation difficult to escape due to strong forces
The company was stuck in a financial gravity well.
gravity hilln.
place where objects appear to roll uphill
The car seemed to roll backward on the gravity hill.
gravity knifen.
knife that opens by gravity or flick of the wrist
He opened the gravity knife with a quick flick.
gravity-defyingadj.
seeming to resist or overcome the force that pulls things down
The dancer performed a gravity-defying leap.
theory of gravityn.
scientific explanation of gravitational attraction between masses
Newton's theory of gravity revolutionized our understanding of the universe.
zero gravityn.
condition where no gravitational forces are perceived
Astronauts train for zero gravity to prepare for space missions.
acceleration of gravityn.
rate of acceleration due to Earth's gravity
The acceleration of gravity affects all falling objects.

Terms related to quantum gravity

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cosmologygravityphysicsrelativitytheoryunification

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QGacr.
acr: quantum gravity
study of gravity in quantum mechanics

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  1. French:gravité quantique, ...
  2. German:Quantengravitation, ...
  3. Italian:gravità quantistica, ...
  4. Spanish:gravedad cuántica, ...
  5. Portuguese:gravidade quântica, ...
  6. Chinese:量子引力, ...
  7. Japanese:量子重力理論, ...
  8. Arabic:جَاذِبِيَّة كَمِّيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּבִידָה קְוַונְטִית, ...
  10. Russian:квантовая гравитация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:квантова гравітація, ...
  12. Hindi:क्वांटम गुरुत्वाकर्षण, ...
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