On Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at 8:46:13 PM UTC-5, Nagaraju Palagani wrote:   
   > Because of gravity, if we drop something, it falls down, instead   
   > of up. Well everybody knows that! But we do not know the mechanism   
   > that governs gravity?   
      
   Unification is a big goal. So apply Heisenberg's quanta.   
   Boson to mass reservoir state. A reservoir is abstract   
   object. If you do not want unification then think elsewhere.   
      
   Local appears a relation of observation.  A wavefunction   
   adequately represents capacity to see/observe.  When   
   your body or equipment can not see gravity quanta it can still be   
   seen to react to the collapse of the wavefunction assemblage.   
      
   A size of particle is nonlocal solution.  If local exists   
   the wavefunction can be held to have been completely   
   emitted. Statistical emission can be claimed and statistical   
   rate of formation also.  How far is required to find local   
   needs place in theory.   
      
   If dark matter exists, it is a solution to gravity theory.   
   If we walk thru dark matter we walk thru gravity quanta.   
   We walk thru mass for real.  Gravity effects all mass also.   
   Light effects all mass also? Can photons collide? no   
      
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