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Asked by pewdiefan to Callum, Gina, Katie, Michelle, Sam on 9 Nov 2012.
Question: what is the unification of gravitation with quantum chromodynamics.
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Sam Godfrey answered on 10 Nov 2012:
Wow, what a question. I am really not sure at all. I would guess at something to do with the fact that gravity is very weak compared to the other forces and it is a way of trying to explain this. But this is a guess. Any other scientist here know?
Sam
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Callum Johnston answered on 12 Nov 2012:
Good question! You must be smarter than me because I can barely even say it never mind tell you about it. All the scientists in this zone are more interested in biology and cells so it’ hard to know lots about Physics too. Is physics your favourite subject?
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Katie Howe answered on 12 Nov 2012:
Wow difficult question! Quantum chromodynamics is a theory about the forces which hold together very small particles but I don’t know what the effect of gravity is on this – sorry I can’t be more help!!
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Gina Tse answered on 13 Nov 2012:
I’m afraid the only quantum type of science I know, is quantum particle physics. And out of that the only thing I know is that light has both wave and particle properties!
Perhaps this question is more suited for a physics zone?
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pewdiefan commented on :
true or false : Plant cells do not have mitochondria
Callum commented on :
True, but they use chloroplasts to make most of their energy from photosynthesis