New Theory of the Higgs Boson Could Explain Why Gravity Is So Weak
http://sci-techuniverse.blogspot.com/2016/08/new-theory-of-higgs-boson-could-explain.html
Something is seriously wrong with gravity, and nobody's quite sure why. The problem is that gravity is too weak.
A group of physicists who have developed an alternative theory to explain gravity. Their theory involves decaying particles and the Higgs boson. The Higgs
boson, discovered in 2012, is thought to be directly correlated to the strength of gravity. The more mass in the Higgs boson, the stronger gravity would
be for all matter in the universe. So essentially, the question "Why is gravity so weak?" is the same as, "Why doesn't the Higgs boson have more mass?"
The new theory attempts to answer that question by arguing that after the Big Bang, a bunch of different Higgs bosons were created, each with a different
mass. The Higgs bosons with large masses were unstable, so they decayed and broke apart into smaller Higgs bosons.