Infeasibility of Graviton Detection as Cosmic Censorship

Foundations of Physics 55 (4):1-14 (2025)
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We construct an explicit model of inhomogeneous gravitational collapse leading to a naked singularity in which gravitational absorption is both efficient and observable. We propose that the infeasibility of (efficient) graviton detection is simply a consequence of Nature’s conspiracy to hide regions of strong curvature behind event horizons.

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