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mishrashubham
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And the electromagnetic force stronger than gravity?
That is what is written everywhere about the fundamental forces.
It is simply because we don't generally see or observe matter (if at all such matter exists) having a mass to charge ratio high enough to make the magnitude of gravitational force comparable to electromagnetic force, that we say that it is stronger isn't it? Clearly there isn't anything that inherently makes Electromagnetic force stronger than gravitational force right? Or am I missing something... (same goes for all the other fundamental forces)
I am only asking because I haven't seen any place where this is explicitly mentioned.
That is what is written everywhere about the fundamental forces.
It is simply because we don't generally see or observe matter (if at all such matter exists) having a mass to charge ratio high enough to make the magnitude of gravitational force comparable to electromagnetic force, that we say that it is stronger isn't it? Clearly there isn't anything that inherently makes Electromagnetic force stronger than gravitational force right? Or am I missing something... (same goes for all the other fundamental forces)
I am only asking because I haven't seen any place where this is explicitly mentioned.