Gravity Research Foundation Monument

The Gravity Research Foundation Monument is a pink stone memorial structure located in a courtyard on the Emory University campus in DeKalb County. A stone pathway connects the monument to the adjacent walkway, making it accessible from multiple directions across the academic grounds.

The monument originated from a movement that began in the mid-20th century focused on advancing physics research and understanding gravitational forces. Similar markers were established at universities across the United States to support and publicize scientific inquiry into fundamental natural laws.

The monument represents an organization that encourages people to think about gravity and its role in understanding the world. Students and scholars passing through the campus often pause to reflect on the broader questions about physics and nature that the foundation raises.

The monument is located on the Emory University campus and can be easily reached by foot along the campus pathways. Since it sits in a publicly accessible area, visitors can view it at any time while exploring the academic grounds.

The monument was initially created as part of a plan to seek practical solutions to a natural phenomenon affecting human life. The founder's personal loss inspired him to transform this scientific concern into a public mission that would engage scholars and thinkers across institutions.

Location: DeKalb County

GPS coordinates: 33.79009,-84.32696

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:08