Question

Which of the following universal forces is the weakest?

A. electric

B. gravitational

C. strong nuclear

Answer 1

the nomenclature amongst physicists?!?!

the strong force that manages to keep the protons together in the nucleus despite their strong repulsion is quite an example. the power of fusion or fission obviously illustrate this. the role of e=mcc in the mass/ binding energy equivalence is obviously important to us all.

however, while boring old gravity keeps huge bodies in perpetual motion over incredibly long distances - and it can bend mass-less light; and it crushes Hydrogen into Deuterium into Tritium into Helium inside our Sun, and it is the basis of black holes etc. the question always must be, which is the strongest. there is always only one way to find out. there only ever has been one way. it is the way of British Comedian Harry Hill.

FIGHT!!!!!

can we really compare these forces in the way that Blessed Harry Hill manages to compare apples with pears? and do the results inform us in a way that is more serious?

Answer 2

The weakest is gravitational.
Hope this helped! (:

Answer 3

gravitational force is the weakest universal force.....