QGGPf is a gradiometer, an instrument that measures variations in Earth's gravity by comparing the acceleration at which two nearby objects (called test masses) fall.

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NASA is sending a quantum gravity sensor into space to monitor Earth's gravitational field with unprecedented precision.

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Explore the counterintuitive rules of gravity and whether heavier objects truly fall at a faster rate.

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