The main question about gravity is how or where the quantum overpressure that pushes particles forms. In some models, the whisk-looking structure that forms particles would connect the gravitational radiation between them. That forms the gravitational electric arcs or very small virtual particles in the main particle. And in that case, the energy that reflects from those virtual particles that could be gravitons push particles forward. Gravitation and superstrings: superstrings act like rockets that move energy to another side of a particle from the direction of the gravitational center, Gravitation will affect space. And pull quantum fields in the gravitational center. But can gravitation also affect individual particles? We can think that gravity is a complicated interaction. Gravity is the force that affects the wrong way. When gravitational radiation hits particles they form an electromagnetic shadow or lower energy area at the front of the object, if we think that "front