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B.M.Gray
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Between the four main forces of nature how can gravity be the weakest when gravity seems to govern the entire movement and attraction of mass within the universe.
I know that more than 80% of the universes matter and more than 90% of its mass/energy is undetectable dark forces (dark matter and energy), but for anyone of the other three main forces to be dominant over gravity it would seem like one or each of them would have to be a governing or binding force of dark fluid as well (the combination of dark matter and energy).
If someone could be as detailed as possible when explaining how and/or why gravity is the weakest force of nature I would greatly appreciate it.
I know that more than 80% of the universes matter and more than 90% of its mass/energy is undetectable dark forces (dark matter and energy), but for anyone of the other three main forces to be dominant over gravity it would seem like one or each of them would have to be a governing or binding force of dark fluid as well (the combination of dark matter and energy).
If someone could be as detailed as possible when explaining how and/or why gravity is the weakest force of nature I would greatly appreciate it.