The Four Fundamental Forces

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The Four Fundamental Forces

riyanjason – ‘Re: The Four Fundamental Forces’

Since the early 20th century, physicists have recognized four fundamental forces, or interactions, which encompass all known phenomena in nature. Three out of four have been characterized rigorously and mathematically by the Standard Model, formulated in the early 1970s.

The four forces are the strong nuclear force (also known as the color force), the weak nuclear force (mediates beta decay), the electromagnetic force, and gravity. At very high energies, the weak nuclear force and the electromagnetic force unite (start behaving interchangeably), while at still higher forces, it is believed that the strong force unites with the electroweak, and finally, the strong-electroweak force unites with gravity. It is believed that all four fundamental forces were united an instant after the Big Bang, in the earliest stages of the universe’s formation.

Hubsss – ‘Re: The Four Fundamental Forces’

The documentary channel right? Scientists made up these forces to explain things. They have recently done the very same thing, they made up dark matter and now they are making up dark energy. It goes on and on…you can be a repeater, and repeat what you have been told by others, as the truth.

Every, atom particle, person, planet, star, or galaxy is a black hole (for want of a better word) a particle or atom even fits into the schwartschild conditions for a black hole, I think because they found sooooo much energy locked within a tiny tiny particle using maths that they were missing 98% of the mass of the universe hence DARK MATTER…

Anyone else would just think they got it badly wrong being 98% wrong in an answer, not these boys, they just invent things to make it fit ya strong and weak forces being 2 examples.

paradigm – ‘Re: The Four Fundamental Forces’

The Universe is not governed by four separate fources, but by a process of construction and de-construction within which the forces are caused by the absorption of emission. This is presented in the essay “The Ultimate Paradigm of Science. Although mathematics works for technology, it is limited in its utility when applied to the wider Universe.

The Ultimate Paradigm applies across Cosmology and Biology, which includes everything. In the process of developing the Paradigm it was necessary to overthrow many of the currently accepted theories of physics. One of the first to go, was the theory that nuclear fusion required heat to begin the process. With the application of the Paradigm we will be able to determine things in such detail as could only be dreamed of.

We will determine when biology first emerged on Earth, and the biological event which gave rise to Humans. The Paradigm will allow us to look back in time, and forward into the future. We will be able to know discover things beyond the limitations of our technology. We live in the time of the invention of the Paradigm. Welcome to the future.

Hubsss – ‘Re: The Four Fundamental Forces’

I don’t really understand what you are trying to say. TBH I had forgotten about this forum, I just received an email saying you replied to this thread. I was basically trying to educate you to the fundamental nature of the universe and our place within it.

At the same time also trying to explain that just because you got told something in an education establishment doesn’t mean its true. Go with what feels right for you, then look into it study it the best YOU can and let us know what ya think. I’ll be happy to post some stuff that I think is true, along with some data to back it up.

michel2tiffin – ‘Re: The Four Fundamental Forces’

Hi, Thanks for sharing this information. I think you’re exactly right about The Four Fundamental Forces.

In particle physics, fundamental interactions (sometimes called interactive forces) are the ways that elementary particles interact with one another. An interaction is fundamental when it cannot be described in terms of other interactions. The four known fundamental interactions, all of which are non-contact forces, are electromagnetism, strong interaction, weak interaction (also known as “strong” and “weak nuclear force” respectively) and gravitation.

With the possible exception of gravitation, these interactions can usually be described in a set of calculational approximation methods known as perturbation theory, as being mediated by the exchange of gauge bosons between particles. However, there are situations where perturbation theory does not adequately describe the observed phenomena, such as bound states and solitons. Thanks, Michel.

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