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I've read that at certain energy levels the fundamental forces are united or are equal strength. How does the energy level affect the strength of the forces?
Drakkith said:I've read that at certain energy levels the fundamental forces are united or are equal strength. How does the energy level affect the strength of the forces?
Drakkith said:I've read that at certain energy levels the fundamental forces are united or are equal strength. How does the energy level affect the strength of the forces?
Parlyne said:It's probably worth noting that this unification only really works if there's SUSY.
Kevin_Axion said:Supersymmetry.
Currently, there are four known fundamental forces in the universe: gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear force, and weak nuclear force.
The goal of unifying the fundamental forces is to find a single theory that can explain all four forces and their interactions, known as a theory of everything.
Scientists have made significant progress in understanding the fundamental forces and have proposed different theories such as string theory and grand unified theory. However, a complete and successful unification of the forces has not yet been achieved.
One of the main challenges in unifying the fundamental forces is that they operate on different scales and have vastly different strengths. Additionally, merging gravity, which operates on a large scale, with the other forces, which operate on a much smaller scale, has proven to be difficult.
Unifying the fundamental forces would provide a complete understanding of the laws that govern the universe, allowing us to better understand the origins and workings of the universe. It could also potentially lead to new technologies and advancements in science and technology.