Electromagnetic Unification Energy?

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Electromagnetic unification energy is not a recognized concept in physics. The discussion highlights that while electroweak and grand unification energies exist, there is no specific energy level termed "electromagnetic unification energy." The idea may stem from popular science references to energy levels in colliders where forces become indistinguishable. This concept is often used to explain the unification of forces during the early moments of the Big Bang. Overall, the notion lacks formal definition and recognition in scientific discourse.
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Hey there - just a simple question. I've heard of the electroweak and grand unification energies, but was wondering if there was such thing as an electromagnetic unification energy. If such a thing exists, do we know what that energy is?
 
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There is not such a thing.
 
What made you think of that name?
 
Chandra Prayaga said:
What made you think of that name?
Perhaps the time during the BB where the single forces haven't been built out. It's commonly used in popular science. They often tell that there is a energy level, e.g. in colliders, where the forces get indistinguishable again. Somehow to bridge the gap on the scale between the gravitational and the weak force.
 
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