A very interesting and potentially groundbreaking discovery has recently been made in Quantum Mechanics. Researchers at CalTech have been able to see motion even in stationary objects at the quantum level. This means that we may also be able to soon to detect graviton waves. Long term think see and detect gravity. This is big news in also proving once more that everything behaves like a particle and a wave. More and more amazing discoveries abound in our quantum understanding.
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