`  == Improving ``gravitaton`` page ==  Hi Everybody. Recently the page ``gravitational attraction`` where I expained the nature of gravitational attraction got redirected by vote 9:1 to ``gravitation`` that unfortunately contains inaccuracies in its desription of nature. So, since it seems that we have no much choice but to explain the gravitational attraction in ``gravitation``, we need to clean up the page to reflect what about gravitation is published in reliable sources.   For that reason whatever is contradicting the contemporary knowledge of gravitation in this page has to be changed to whatever reliable sources say about real gravitation rather than what some editors put for whatever reasons into this page. The first thing that I propose to change is the opening sentence ``Gravitation is a phenomenon through which all objects attract each other`` since this is neither true nor reliable published source says so. It turns out that in our universe (as proposed by Einstein and we have to stick to it for already explained reasons) no object attracts any other. The alleged attraction is an over three centuries old prejudice, believed in also by many physicists, apparently for wrong reasons, since they couldn't come up yet, after so many years of trying, with consistent theory of quantum gravity. It should be finally explained why the behaviour of objects looks as they were attracted to each other. Between other things to allow those physicists to understand gravity better.  Before that though I propose to change this opening sentence back to what was there which read something like ``Gravitation is a phenomenon through which objects tend to get closer to massive objects in their vicinity``. After reaching an agreement on this first change we explain why they look as if they were ``attracted`` to thoses massive objects, as I did it in my redirected page. For now I'd like to have your agreement to this first change (which I expect knowing your opinions about Einstein might need some debate) and if the consensus is reached we might go on with this first and then with further improvements until we fix all the problems. So please express your opinions about this project.  `