Physicists have measured gravity on the smallest scale ever

Physicists have measured gravity on the smallest scale ever

The smallest-scale measurements of gravity ever made show that a tiny gold ball weighing 90 milligrams can move another gold ball just a few nanometres through gravitational pull

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Physicists bring human-scale object to near standstill, reaching a

Physicists Just Made The Smallest Gravitational Field Measurement