In the April 1981 issue of Popular Science, we explored the many initiatives and techniques used in the hunt for gravity waves.

Gravity doesn’t leak into large, hidden dimensions Observations from neutron star smashup challenge some theories that include unknown realms ...

A new gravity sensor used atoms’ weird quantum behavior to peer underground Such devices promise to be more accurate and stable in the long run than other gravity probes ...

Thus, Kobakhidze concludes, "we are driven to the conclusion that gravity is not an entropic force." This is how science works. Ideas are proposed, they are backed up, they are shot down.

A physicist claims that gravity is not a force holding life together, but that it is actually a clue that we live in a simulation.

Scientists have worked out the maximum gravity humans could survive on another world, if we were to spread out into the universe.