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benk99nenm312 said:Now I might be piecing this together. I thought that the Earth being in the way would dicipate the electromagnetic force, because less photons are recieved. And the only reason some are received is because they are bent around the Earth due to gravity. But the electromagnetic force runs on virtual photons. They are evidently so unreal that they can jump right through the earth, I think. I don't know for sure, or how. But the electromagnetic force must be able to get to the other side somehow.
So, now I ask, is the electromagnetic force dicipated by the Earth's presence? If so, I still don't have an answer to what's bothering me. If not, then we're good.
A few questions:
-Does photons interact with itself?
-Does gluons interact with itself? If two gluons can create a gluon does that mean it interact with itself?
-How can gravitons interact with photons?
-What would the properties of gluon be like if its power is decreased significantly, to about gravity. That means it can travel farther?