graviton in Japanese
graviton in Japanese is 重力子 — graviton means a theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
graviton in Japanese
重力子
Pronounced: juuryokushi
(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 Japanese?
"graviton" in Japanese is 重力子. graviton means: A theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
How do you pronounce 重力子?
"graviton" in Japanese is 重力子, pronounced "juuryokushi".
How do you use "graviton" in a sentence?
Example: "Physicists have searched for decades for direct evidence of the graviton." In Japanese, "graviton" is 重力子.
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