what is the most powerful force in the universe?

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Light from 15 gigalightyears distance hasn't yet. Light is a form of energy, but for it to travel a distance X it requires a force F. The first order equation Work(energy)=Force*Displacement has at least a partial application here.

I'd say the super force which was all four of the fundamental forces combined before it was broken into the four separate four forces, all of which happened in much much less then one second after the big bang.

The problem with the fundamental forces is each drops off at a different rate, for example in the scale of a nucleus the strong force is the strongest but over larger distances electromagnetism is stronger and over even larger distances gravity is stronger then the weak and strong because they drop off with distance so fast.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Force




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_unification_theory

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we would be dead of suffocation in space its true, i was thinking in the human society perspective.

Something which we do not even know about.

photons are massless.

Mercy

The force is only as good as its utilizer. Without knowing how to use it - it is useless. You might as well be holding air in a sieve. The question is how to make full use of the most powerful force in the universe? What action must be taken? What is the frame of heart, mind and soul together that creates the necessary vessel to receive, contain and give? What are the dynamics? What is effected as a result and what is the outcome? Is the outcome ongoing into infinity - reverberating into the cosmos - or does the energy rebound and return to the giver strengthened and more brilliant in intensity?

Sorry for being lame.

The universe... conscious energy... love... light...


Closely followed by
Stupidity
Compound Interest
and
Fear

All of which I smiled at.


Marshall - Did you know that the average hand sanitiser can kill 99.9% of all bacteria, but Chuck Norris can kill 100% of whatever the f**k he wants?

Can I also add Phi?

Phi makes me smile. I love phi. I used to wander around for hours in a park finding examples of phi and writing them down and getting all excited because it made me realise the universe is really big and conscious and there are things we can't explain and maybe whatever made all this left phi as a little coded message for us, or for us to discover, like some kind of adoring prank, or like... my mind will explode soon.

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Boomstick beats Chuck Norris.

That sticky crap labels are put on bottle with.

Dark matter and energy.

Mind.

Everything else is temporary.