IS A GRAVITON DETECTABLE

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Tabletop experiments for quantum gravity: a user’s manual (2018, background): “Stars, in particular the sun, also emit gravitons at reasonable rates; a simple estimate leads to a flux of about 10−4 gravitons per square centimeter per second on the Earth [62, 70].”
Quantum superposition of massive objects and the quantization of gravity (2018, background): “tization of gravity could be an ill-posed question in the first place [5]—although there also have been many arguments given for the necessity of a quantum description of gravity [6–10].”
On the possibility of laboratory evidence for quantum superposition of geometries (2018, background): “The possibility of quantum superposition of geometries is largely given for granted in the quantum gravity research community, but its consequences have never been empirically observed, and is still questioned by isolated voices in the literature (see [8–14] and references therein.”