Hey all, semi-brainlet here. Came across the subject of gravitoelectromagnetism

>>8684198

It is generally believed that all four forces of nature can be explained with a single theory, said theory does not yet exist but theories combining some of the existed forces(electroweak, gravitomagnetism, etc etc) lead credence to the idea that a single unifying theory ca exist

>>8684207
My impression was that this was less a matter of combining fields as it is finding a parallel between them. Maybe the fact that it does so implies something more, but I'm not seeing how it matters here.

>>8684198
Gravity is the weakest of the 4 forces.it's about 100 000 000 000 times weaker than EM so GEM and EM wouldn't make a difference that is significant.

>>8685429
Then why can I feel Earth's gravity, yet not be killed by the magnetic field that in your own words should be 100 000 000 000 times more powerful?

>>8685446
Because the earth is not nearly as magnetic as it is massive.

>>8685429
I never understood how one force could be "weaker" than another. I mean, if you have a lot of gravity versus a little bit of electromagnetic force, the gravity has to win if there's enough of it.

>>8685446
try finding a magnet with a mass of 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg to stand on

>>8685446
Consider that all of chemistry is a manifestation of electromagnetism.

>>8685446
Because everything is mostly always electrically neutral due to that strength difference.

>>8685713
That's the point of something stronger than another thing??? One strong dude could lift something like 400kg on a deadlift, a weight that no skinny person could ever lift, but if you get like 6 of those same skinny-fat dyels they could lift the same weight that the strong dude could; it's about less amounts, it's about efficiency. The analogy isn't perfect but if you don't get it I don't know what the he'll you're doing on this board.

I assume that what you wanted was to see things float.

Behold, quantum levitation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyOtIsnG71U

>>8685429
Well I was supposing there could be some way around that. Of course if I had an idea how I'd be in an entirely different line of work.

>>8685936
Superconductivity is swell, but you can't exactly just fly around using it.