what are the forces of nature?

Answer 1

The expression "The forces of nature" is often used in a literary or romantic sense, in which the meaning is somewhat vague, and can mean such things as "wind, fire, corruption, and love." In that sense, you can make up your own list, as well as any Shakespeare.

In science, we often speak of something entirely different in the way of the most fundamental forces that underlie all motion and change. In modern physics these are listed as one other answer listed them: electromagnetism, weak and strong nuclear forces, and gravity.

It's up to you which thing you meant. Just be sure to keep them straight. Don't refer to the phantasmagorical or romantic "forces of nature" when you are talking about scientific understanding. Too much of that stuff going on already.

Answer 2

They are:
1. Electromagnetic force.
2. Strong nuclear force.
3. Weak nuclear force
4. Gravity.

Answer 3

The four basic forces are --
1. electromagnetism
2. strong nuclear force
3. weak nuclear force
4. gravitation

Answer 4

The weather.

Answer 5

There is three and three only:Wind,Water and Fire...tom science

Answer 6

ok let's keep it simple....beauty,rain,wind, sun, touch and love....for all of these
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Answer 7

gravity
our minds
Luke

Answer 8

wind,rain,hail,snow,sleet.