Once again, you fail to provide a source than your own opinion for why those physcists are wrong, and why it is not significant or an embarrassment. Are you a physcist? Are they physcists? Are you working on this? Are they working on this?
Find sources for your opinion. Prove yourself with authoritative sources rather than uncredentialed opinion.
I think you need to calm down, step back and stop trying to bend the story to meet your overwhelming need to disprove gravity.
Let’s look at the facts. Teams of physicists from all over the world have all conducted experiments to find the value of G. Not one of these teams is disputing the existence of gravity only you are doing that based on zero evidence and prejudice.
The teams have produced results that do indeed vary:-
6.67259 × 10-11 N/kg2⋅m2.
6.674184
6.674484
6.6757
6.6719
Etc......
The journalist who wrote the piece went for a sensationalist headline the you latched on to.
What we are dealing with is not that there is doubt over existence of gravity but rather it’s exact value with all experiments throwing up differences that amount to 0.05 per cent.
All the experiments have determined that gravity exists but due to unknown factors no one has yet established an exact value. The most recent Chinese values differ with relative standard uncertainties of 11.64 and 11.61 parts per million, respectively. That is hardly the 10 times you were claiming that was disingenuous to say the least, but it suited your extreme bias.
The truth of the matter is all the experiments show gravity to be a fact but the exact value of the constant still remains unclear.
As LIGO recently discovered gravitational waves, could the influence of gravitational waves and other factors as yet unknown, including experimental error, account for the very small but important differences?
While the exact value is up for question the fact of the existence of gravity is not.
The reason why you desperately cling on to overplay and distort these stories is that you have no proof of your own and never will.