Graviton

A graviton (also known as a baroton) is a massless, spin-2 particle within the tensor-boson family, and is the elementary particle that mediates gravitational interactions between all mass-possessing objects in the universe. First anticipated by the French polymath Pierre-Simon Laplace, it was theorized to exist by Soviet scientists Dmitrii Blokhintsev and F. M. Gal'perin in the 1930s. However, it would not be until the completion of the Graviton Detection Project in 2056 by a multinational assembly of scientists centered in the European Federation that gravitons would be proven to truly exist. This project's findings would then become fundamental in the work of Dr. Vittore De Simone, an Italian physicist, who released the De Simone Postulation amidst the Third World War in 2066. His work, which expounded upon the properties effects of the graviton in relation to brane states of objects and potential faster-than-light travel, would become key for the understanding of barospace, the creation of the barodrive, and the eventual start of the interstellar civilization of humanity.
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