Gravity and electromagnetism equation

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The discussion confirms that there is no existing equation that describes electromagnetism in terms of gravity or vice versa. Participants clarify that gravity and electromagnetism are fundamentally different forces, each governed by distinct principles and equations. This conclusion emphasizes the separation of these two critical areas of physics.

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Is there an equation for elctromagnetism which describes it in terms of gravity; and vice versa? Thank you for your time and help and please correct me if I'm being ignorant!
 
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There is not. They are different things.
 

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