i am a /sci/co

i was wondering if anyone would mind breaking the concept of a graviton down for me.
i know that they're a theoretical particle and i know that they're supposed to be involved with making gravity work.
can anyone go deeper into this?

please kindly correct if i'm mistaken regarding the use of the word theoretical

You could just read the wikipedia article, we don't really know much more than that. It just exists in theory right now, so...

they're a theoretical particle
THEORY = BULLSHITE

"Theory?!? That's bullnookies! You've got diddly!"

Also, when it comes to gravity, there are a couple of different ways of seeing it; 1) gravity is part of any atom with variance to element, 2) these particles are separate, but work with other atomic particles, or 3) is a byproduct of bodies of mass in motion.

As far as I know, those are close to what we understand at this point...in layman's terms.

even if they're wrong, you would have done the research to find out why they're wrong which means what you would have found would be right. :/