Strong Nuclear Force: Binds nuclei together. Still being researched.

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The 4 Fundamental Forces of Nature The Sources of these forces: In order of decreasing strength Strong Nuclear Force: Binds nuclei together. Still being researched. Electromagnetic Force: E&M phenomena. Chemical forces. Most everyday forces. Maxwell, Coulomb, Ampere, Faraday, ... Weak Nuclear Force: Nuclear decay. Fermi, Bethe & others. Still being researched. Gravitational Force: Newton (“classical” mechanics) Einstein (general relativity)

The 4 Fundamental Forces of Nature The Sources of these forces: In order of decreasing strength

The 4 Fundamental Forces of Nature “Electro-Weak” Force: Since ~ the late 1960’s, in some sense have reduced the 4 fundamental forces to 3! The Electromagnetic Force & the Weak Nuclear Force were combined into one theory. S. Weinberg & A. Salaam: The 1972 Nobel Prize in Physics!