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The discussion centers on the potential unification of magnetism, gravity, and the strong and weak forces, sparked by an article in New Scientist about ongoing experiments related to this theory. There is skepticism about its validity, but interest from organizations like NASA suggests some level of seriousness in the scientific community. Participants express a desire for accessible explanations without heavy mathematics, indicating a broader audience's engagement with the topic. The conversation reflects a mix of excitement and caution regarding the implications of such a unification in physics. Overall, the theory is seen as a potentially groundbreaking yet uncertain development in understanding fundamental forces.
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A general unification of magnetism&gravity and Strong and weak forces?

http://www.heim-theory.com/

Saw an article in New scientist about this theory and how it's being experimented on as we speak? Is there anything to it, or is it a flight of fancy? I'm sure someone has some knowledge of this theory, even apparently NASA are interested in it? What do you think?

If your going to debunk it, please no heavy maths, Don't think my calculus skills could handle it:smile:
 
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Thanks, if this is not just a pipe dream, it would be extremely exciting, I'll leave interpreting the math until I've studied a bit more, for now I'll take their intepratations on board:smile:
 
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