Recent content by Sreep

No. The weak nuclear force is responsible for reactions that occur inside the nucleus. What 'binds' atoms together to form molecules is largely decided by the electrostatic forces.

Photons are massless? Massless particles, if I am not wrong, only travel at c. We experimentally find them to be as massless as possible. They are affected by gravity because they travel in curved paths which are caused by masses as they bend spacetime.

I think the crux of this matter lies within what is meant by 'explain.' Is there any kinematics that does not use the concept of mass? Kepler's Laws, if you look at the words at face value, are obviously kinematic(A planet moves...) but I do not know of a way one can understand kinematics...

I see nothing wrong with interpretations with geometry. SR and GR relied heavily on weird geometry(I still find it difficult to comprehend). I myself have never seen such a shape, but I do not think it is 'right' to say that such is impossible. Perhaps with N spatial dimensions, Energy has (N-1)...