Question

There are four known fundamental forces of nature. They are called fundamental because our theories cannot simplify them further. It is believed that all the forces are really the same, but they manifest differently at the low energy density our universe currently has. At the origin of the universe, when it was the size of the Planck scale, the forces were unified. Build a table with the following information for each force: if gravity is equal to 1, the relative strength (how much stronger than gravity it is); the functional dependence to the distance (gravity is inverse squared); the range over which the act (gravity is infinity); what bodies do they affect (planets, neutrons, etc). Use Google as necessary.

Answer 1