Fundamental Interactions
There are four fundamental interactions in nature, also called forces. Gravity is the most familiar to us, it is also the weakest. Electromagnetism is the force responsible for thunderstorms and for carrying electricity. The other two, the weak and strong forces, are confined in the atomic nucleus. The strong force holds the nucleus together, whereas the weak force causes some nuclei to split.
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The Infinite Passport Glossary »The Infinite Passport Glossary
Fundamental Interactions
C (light speed) »C (light speed)
Charge »Charge
Field »Field
Range »Range
Electromagnetism »Electromagnetism
Gravitation »Gravitation
Strong Interaction »Strong Interaction
Unifying Theories »Unifying Theories
Weak Interaction »Weak Interaction
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