graviton in Irish
graviton in Irish is graibheatón — graviton means a theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
graviton in Irish
graibheatón
(particle) A hypothetical gauge boson that regulates the gravitational force. It would have a spin of 2 and zero rest mass.
What does "graviton" mean?
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noun A theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
"Physicists have searched for decades for direct evidence of the graviton."
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- Physicists have searched for decades for direct evidence of the graviton.
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What is "graviton" in Irish?
"graviton" in Irish is graibheatón. graviton means: A theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
How do you use "graviton" in a sentence?
Example: "Physicists have searched for decades for direct evidence of the graviton." In Irish, "graviton" is graibheatón.
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