Random Space-Time Wobbles Could Solve How Gravity Interacts with Quantum Mechanics

Physicists have long struggled to reconcile general relativity with quantum mechanics. A new, non-quantum theory of space-time proposes that random wobbles in the fabric of space-time could be the missing link explaining how gravity interacts with the quantum world. The theory could resolve one of the greatest unsolved problems in modern physics.

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