Thursday, June 2, 2016

quantum field theory - Is gravity just electromagnetic attraction?


Recently, I was pondering over the thought that is most of the elementary particles have intrinsic magnetism, then can gravity be just a weaker form of electromagnetic attraction? But decided the idea was silly.


But I then googled it and found this article. Is this idea really compatible with other theories as the article mentions? Is there any chance of this proposition being true?




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