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I am currently 2nd year (3th in September )in secondary school for law and economy.I have 16 years. I picked it because my parents wanted me to do it but don't find myself in it. I really like physics and astronomy. In our school we don't have chemistry, physics, biology and things like that...

Can dark energy be the fifth force? We know 4 fundamental forces (3 if you don't take gravity), electromagnetism, gravity, strong and weak nuclear force. So can Dark Energy be the fifth force. All we know about dark energy is that it accelerates the expanding universe and it works on larger...

Well the space between molecules won't expand because its hold by electrostatic energy and gravity, also for example The milky way and Andromeda won't go away from each other because we are gravitationally bound in the local group of galaxies. Thats why molecules won't expand, solar systems...

Or you can just take some online course based on what you need.

The problem is both theories are based on different mats and they are the best two theories that explain the particle physics and astrophysics. They are working good but when it comes to gravity and black holes they have different definition. For exm: -QM says it has particle called graviton...

I think particle needs to be without mass to travel at the speed of light like gauge bosons, gluons, photons and i am not sure about neutrinos. But they are at quantum level. So the photons path curves is because the object with mass curves the space-time and the photom follows the curved space...

The thing we call dark matter its really just dark gravity. we don't know if its matter or something else, for example: -in ST it could have something to do with parallel universe -in QM maybe some quantum fluctuation in the higgs field -in GR it some matter that doesn't interact with...

Tnx i will go to find them this week!

I wanted to post this here but i couldn't...but nvm that. Tnx for replay! About background...i really don't have physics at school because I am in economy school...but i like it very much i watch a lot of videos on youtube, read on Wikipedia and forum and i know more then some one at my age who...

Since summer is near i want to take some astronomy, astrophysics book...or maybe quantum mechanics and string theory! Any suggestions? :smile:

1. Our atmosphere is hit a lot stronger than the two protons at the lhc, but in the lhc is the first time a collision will be observed in lab. 2. Black hole pull depends on the mass, so a mass of two protons will be very low even if black hole is created. 3. So there are stronger particle...

Hmm...what about the neutron star? i think electrons and protons collide with neutrons and release neutrinos by the effect of the weak force.