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Does the discovery of gravitational waves falsify quantum mechanics?

Thanks everyone for your answers! I really appreciate it. So far we have learned that Gravitational waves do not ultimately contradict QM across all energy and length scales. GR is accurate when dealing with large bodies with huge mass and great distance but gravity is almost impossible to detect at the Quantum scale which is where QM becomes more reliable. QM predicts the probability of a infinitesimally small particles position and behavior and any GR calculation would be useless. So although both models of the universe cannot be true because they both make claims about how bodies move and interact with each other, one cannot disprove the other.
 
 If I have made mistakes in my abstraction let me know!
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No. Why would they? General relativity and quantum mechanics are famously incompatible but they are also completely different regimes. It would be like saying you've falsified the round earth hypothesis by driving on a flat road. No QM hasn't been falsified, it has in fact withstood every test that of regimes where it makes predictions.