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Is it true that every other forces besides gravity is polarised? There's a repulsive nuclear strong force and an attractive nuclear weak force? EDIT: Partial
by aetherson 8y ago
Is it true that every other forces besides gravity is polarised? There's a repulsive nuclear strong force and an attractive nuclear weak force?
EDIT: Partial answer is that there is a three-"color" polarization for strong force. I feel like it somewhat weakens the argument of "everything else is polarized, why not gravity" if the other forces are polarized in unique ways.
- walrus1066 8y agoStrong nuclear force is always attractive.
- galadran 8y agoIt most definitely isn't. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_force https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_force
- walrus1066 8y agoApologies, you are correct, jumped the gun a bit there. It's repulsive at short distances, attractive at longer distances. And oddly, the longer the distance, the stronger the force, it doesn't follow the inverse square law!
- dvh 8y agoWhy strange, rubber also works like that.