What is Quantum Gravity? Insights from a Professor's Perspective

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In summary, quantum gravity is a theoretical framework that attempts to reconcile the principles of quantum mechanics and general relativity. It is still an active area of research, with many different theories and approaches being explored. From a professor's perspective, the challenges of understanding and developing a unified theory of quantum gravity highlight the complexities and mysteries of the universe, and the importance of continued scientific inquiry and collaboration in this field.
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stefanos
I am a professor of physics and mathematics at a private school in Greece.
My interests are about the theoretical physics and in particular the quantum gravity.
I participate in the physics forum because I want to learn and help.
Thank you very much .
 
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