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I understand that the scientific community now accepts the unification of electromagnetism and the weak force.
Wikipedia explains that there has been some progress towards unifying this "electroweak" force with the strong force (into the "electrostrong" force) but that this is still a work in progress (search "Unified Field Theory" in Wikipedia). Is this still a work in progress, or have physicsts now accepted the electrostrong force (in the same sense as they currently "accept" that electricity and magnetism are one force)?
Wikipedia explains that there has been some progress towards unifying this "electroweak" force with the strong force (into the "electrostrong" force) but that this is still a work in progress (search "Unified Field Theory" in Wikipedia). Is this still a work in progress, or have physicsts now accepted the electrostrong force (in the same sense as they currently "accept" that electricity and magnetism are one force)?