Is Polarity Universal? Examining Forces & Particles

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Polarity is not universally applicable to all forces and particles. While gravity is a singular force, other fundamental forces such as electromagnetism exhibit polarity through positive and negative charges. The discussion highlights that forces like the strong and weak nuclear forces do not possess polarity in the same manner as electromagnetism. Understanding the distinctions between these forces is crucial for comprehending their interactions and behaviors.

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  • Fundamental physics concepts, including forces and particles
  • Understanding of electromagnetism and its charge properties
  • Knowledge of the strong and weak nuclear forces
  • Basic familiarity with field theory
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Outside of gravity, is polarity seen in all the other forces, particles, fields, etc.?
 
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All other known forces have more than one charge. I don't know what you mean with "polarity of fields/forces".
 
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