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> How does gravity tell you the charge of a particle? Perhaps you can just assume a radius where the electron self-repulsion energy equals its own mass, by m =
by Qem 1y ago
> How does gravity tell you the charge of a particle?
Perhaps you can just assume a radius where the electron self-repulsion energy equals its own mass, by m = E/(c^2).
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoEven if you can, that doesn't tell you whether the self-repulsion is due to a positive charge repelling itself, or a negative one.