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To answer your question, merging general relativity with quantum mechanics is not an easy task, and is a hot topic of high-energy physics research today. However, we are far from having found anything satisfactory. I am not sure to have answered the question, but I am also not so sure to have fully understood it. Please give me more information :)
PS: Why upvoting your comment, that is not related to my post at all, that much? I have downvoted it because I disagree with giving it that much visibility. Please don't take it personally and note that I have not annihilated all the rewards, as I don't want to hide it totally (I just want to avoid having it trending).