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The electromagnetic force is therefore larger than the gravity force by the square root of the number of particles.
This is something I think is the key to the difference in force strengths.
I think the vacuum always has particles in it -I don't think they appear and disappear again.I reckon a W particle has as long a range as a photon and that E x t =h describes the oscillation of the W with another particle.
I'll check out that web link.
This is something I think is the key to the difference in force strengths.
I think the vacuum always has particles in it -I don't think they appear and disappear again.I reckon a W particle has as long a range as a photon and that E x t =h describes the oscillation of the W with another particle.
I'll check out that web link.
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