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I always thought it seemed logical that POSSIBLY at the large, macro scale of galaxys and black holes and whatnot interacting there could be a force equivalent
by Melatonic 5y ago
I always thought it seemed logical that POSSIBLY at the large, macro scale of galaxys and black holes and whatnot interacting there could be a force equivalent to the Strong Nuclear Force we see in Chemistry.
Of course I have no evidence to support this - just seemed plausible. Maybe this is involved?
- vecter 5y agoWe don’t really work with the strong force in chemistry, mostly in nuclear and high energy physics. Chemistry is mostly about electron transfer and bonding.
- Melatonic 5y agoI guess I just learned about it in chemistry - did not really mean to imply it was specific to chemistry. Makes sense.
- LegitShady 5y agothe strong nuclear force doesn't really deal with chemistry all that much - you need to crack the nuclei of atoms to release it...like, ya know, nuclear tech. You're gonna have a tough time separating something's protons using a hot plate and some chemicals, and its not really chemistry.