Is there a fith force of Nature?

Answer 1

Currently, dark energy seems to be a "fifth" force that seems to conteract gravity at large distances.

However, there could be many more forces that we don't know about. For example, what if every dominant force we know is result of a strong force overpowering a weaker force?

In the case of "dark energy" and gravity, gravity is just a small fraction stronger than dark energy. So it takes a lot of mass to have a reasonable gravitational field. But like the strong and weak nuclear forces, gravity is only stronger than "dark energy" at relatively short distances. As the distances increase, dark energy overpowers gravity and pushes objects away from each other.

It's something to think about. Counteracting forces, especially if one of them is dominanting, would be difficult to discern.

But that's just one example. There could be many others that we just haven't experienced yet. These may be all there are. Scientists are making new discoveries everyday so only time will tell.

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Answer 2

Because anyone has failed to give a proper answer, no. There are only four elementary forces: strong and weak nuclear, electromagnetic, and gravitational, in decreasing order of strength.

Strong nuclear occurs in nuclei in atoms; weak nuclear occurs between nuclei and electrons. Electromagnetic acts between charged bodies, and gravitational occurs between any two objects (even you and your computer). This accounts for any and all physical interactions. Furthermore, it should be noted that while the first three are inherently related, there is much difficulty relating gravity to the other three in terms of basic relationships.

Answer 3

There are only four elementary forces: strong and weak nuclear, electromagnetic, and gravitational, in decreasing order of strength.

Strong nuclear occurs in nuclei in atoms; weak nuclear occurs between nuclei and electrons. Electromagnetic acts between charged bodies, and gravitational occurs between any two objects (even you and your computer). This accounts for any and all physical interactions. Furthermore, it should be noted that while the first three are inherently related, there is much difficulty relating gravity to the other three in terms of basic relationships.

Answer 4

There are technically four forces, strong nuclear, electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and gravity in order of decreasing strength.

However weak nuclear and electromagnetism have been combined into the electroweak force, because it has been shown that they're two aspects of the same interaction.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

you could argue a good case for the force of Thought ie. the power of the mind

Answer 7

no theres 6 forces of nature!

Answer 8

I think a Pakistani won a noble prize for that.

Answer 9

It's called PMS. It seems pretty wide spread & no one can predict exactly when it's going to hit or how hard. I've heard the clean up is pretty messy.

Answer 10

I am the 5th force.