Is Gravity RANDOM Not Quantum?

Gravity is one of the physical forces that exist in the universe and it has a most crucial role in the formation as well as the activities of the universe. It is the force which attracts two objects having mass, and controls the movement of the planets in the solar system, stars and galaxies.

Al though it is present everywhere, gravity is weaker among all fundamental forces but considering its impact, it controls the movement of celestial objects to the basic feeling of weightiness on the Planet Earth. The variability in gravity can also mean some of the more erratic behaviours that can be observed in space-based applications, for instance the movement of multiple celestial bodies within a system, or the distortive effect caused by large objects on light emitted by other stars.

Thus, it is very important to understand the phenomenon of gravity, and its so-called ‘randomness’ and ‘chaos’, in order to understand the motions of the celestial bodies and matters in the universe.